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The bunnie killer.

Works on possums, skunks, coons and coyotes, too.

Stevie-Ray,

Tell me a little about that last rifle/carbine shown in your last post. I've seen that model before, but am wondering about its specs.

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That's just a Ruger 10/22, in this case a 1967 model, with a J. Bunting Machine bullpup stock.

http://jbunting.wix.com/bullpup-stock

Stevie-Ray said:

That's just a Ruger 10/22, in this case a 1967 model, with a J. Bunting Machine bullpup stock.

http://jbunting.wix.com/bullpup-stock

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Indeed the 10/22 'accessorize craze' is in full-swing and to the layman can easily pass off as a factory model assault rifle. If I had a few extra bucks I would definitely do so 'just because' and then keep a second one with factory wood stock for its iconic beauty. I also have a wood stock Marlin as well. Too many ideas and not enough available funds ...I have a feeling I have company?

Forgot a few:
First one is a 1953 build



Regards,
Greg

Here are what I have left. There's been some that have gone away, all were good guns.

Hey Greg from Yuma,

What finish is the Security Six wearing?

Love those Bisleys!!!!

What finish is the Security Six wearing?

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Hey Win1892,
Thanks for asking, it's a stainless gun that I abrasive blasted then lightly buffed with a medium cutting compound.
Regards,
Greg

Having limited exposure to handguns (other peoples'), I recently fired a few shots with the classic .22LR semi-auto.
From what I remember, the trigger was crisp and the gun pretty accurate in my Untrained hands.

In that series shown in posts 76, 79 etc (partly copied from the Jap. Nambu) are they all known for having nice triggers, even when really old?
Are they also normally among the lower-priced .22LR semi-autos?

1967 10/22

Mark III 22/45 Carbon Fiber 5.5"

Ruger Blackhawk Bisley 45 Colt

(Forgot this was an autoloader forum. Please forgive....)

1976 Blued Security Six, Stainless Service Six

These are mine.

Need to get some updated pics. The 22/45 is now sporting a Bushnell TRS-25 and a VQ trigger and sear and shed the white dot several thousand rounds ago

Please excuse the non-ruger companions of my GP-100

Here's my LC9... Still waiting on my CCW before I put it thru its paces

I still don't have any pics of my SR 1911. I'll have to fix that soon

All you guys are jerks! After years and years of being put off by the rather brickish P95, this thread has left me with a taste for one.

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Ruger No.1H tropical .375 H&H Mag.

I know, I know.... it's a revolver not a semiauto....

But it sure is pretty ain't it? Badger grips and hand polished with Mother's Mag polish.

In my personal opinion, the Ruger No. 1 is one of the most elegant rifles ever made.

Why the heck don't I own one?!

The pics from Gress look like a stock Mk III Hunter. I have the same model, my pics just aren't nearly as nice.