[Mordwyn]

Hi all,

Does anyone have any idea where I might be able to find extra mags for a Browning Challenger .22?

I just picked one up and I'd like to have more mags than just the one that came with the pistol.

TIA

Rob

[flinch]

Hens teeth my friend, Hens teeth. Of course thats just my opinion I could be wrong.

[19112XS]

Aren't Challenger mags interchangeable with Buckmark mags? If so, they're available, but a bit pricey.

[Majic]

Aren't Challenger mags interchangeable with Buckmark mags?
There were several generations of Challengers. The originals with the angled grip use a different mag I think. The II and III models can interchange.

[Matt-man]

Saw this link on rimfirecentral.com the other day:

http://www.ammoclip.com/C/challenger.htm

[Standing Wolf]

Start hanging out at gun shows and the auction sites, and be prepared to shell out some dollars.

I paid just over $75 each for a pair of Medalist-Challenger-Nomad magazines about a year ago. They're wonderful pistols; unfortunately, they were too wonderful to compete against @#$%^&! from Ruger, and haven't been made since 1973.

[Mordwyn]

Thanks for the link MattMan, 30.00 is a bit steep but if they're the only source...

Wonderful is right SW, I just tried this piece of art disguised as a pistol and for the life of me, I can't explain why I never owned a .22 before.

I picked up a 500 rd box of Winchester Super-X and after work headed over to my local range.

Damn, if I haven't had that much fun since I started owning firearms after moving to Florida 8 years ago (NY expat).

Working at around 50 ft with a few 5 bull NRA targets I put 100 rds downrange in the hour I had to spend.

Because of my bad habits I started out shooting low and to the left but all my shots grouped within 1.5-2 inches. (I was crowding the trigger)

I eased off, concentrated on keeping the very tip of my finger as the pressure point, squeezing straight back and from that point on I was dead center.

The trigger is like a glass rod with very little creep, and the slightly over sized checkered wood grips fit my hand like a glove.

No FTC, FTF or FTE, but something strange did happen. Every few rounds the slide would lock open as if the mag was empty, but there were still rounds present. Not a big deal and was corrected by a quick rack of the slide, but I'll have it checked out.

So now I have a new favorite, the other ladies in my safe are gonna be jealous ;)