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Will a 20 year old Buckmark show that kind of appreciation?

Buddy just got the Buckmark. Field stripping alone rules it out for me. Any of the Smith's tear down easily compared to Ruger or Buckmark. If you want light, get the 622. Better finish than 422. If you want solid weight go 2206. 2206TGT is drilled and tapped for optics, finely adjustable Millet...

That is awesome. Nice set up.

Russ, my apologies for using the wrong name. I didn't realize that mount used a spacer block, but it makes sense. Your custom stainless block is very creative and looks like very nice work. Thanks for posting the photos. If you like the extra weight, you'd probably love the 2206 and in...

Rob, would it be possible to see more pictures of that b square mount? It appears there is some sort of bar below the barrel frame.

Only if the firing pin is chipped or broken as far as I have seen. I have read a couple of folks that were having intermittent problem with light strikes and it turned out the pin was broken and the pieces would line up just right in some cases and misalign other times making the light strike...

Better late than never I guess, sorry for the late reply. Have you checked S&W? I'd check there first. Second you very well may find somebody willing to trade their stock piece for your adapter. Good Luck.

Wow. I apologize for not checking this thread in a while. Great to see all the responses. I don't have time at the moment to respond to a couple of posts I've read. I'll get to them soon. In the meantime I'll just bump this, and continue praying that the supply of .22 ammo catches up with demand...

Please update when you decide something.

I'd be excited too.

I'd call him and tell him I'm on my way! The 1100 magnum I am familiar with shoots both 2 3/4 and 3 " shells from the same barrel that is marked to shoot either. Good find there.

Sounds like a winner if it is as stated. If it is a magnum barrel on a regular receiver, I might have a barrel trade in mind for you. Do you have pictures of it?

Make sure the receiver is marked magnum. They might have a magnum barrel that's marked for both, on a regular receiver, in which case you would NOT be able to shoot the 3".

They made an 1100 magnum that shoots either shell provided you have the correct barrel on it. Love the 1100. How much for this one??

X2 on the 422 or 622. Probably better with fixed sights for durability. 6" barrel. Alloy frame, but about 21 oz.

In this article from the Blaze there is a security video that shows a man shooting an alleged robber. There were a number of people in line for the new Lebron James shoes when allegedly a man brandishing a gun attempted to rob the people in line. One of the people in line produced his own...

Do you have lazertag in your area? Fill a fishbowl full of mixed ammo. Guess how many rounds are in the bowl for a prize. Bikini girl hostage targets as gifts if you can't find ammo.

Why do you not like the steel? I'm not very knowledgeable about steels. I opted for the plain edge as well. If I come across a deal for a shorter version in the future, That might be handy to have with the veff serrations. Really top notch sheath as well. Hard liner. Multi carry options...

RC ... sorry missed that. You are correct of course. That's what I meant.

I'm looking at two different 1100 magnums. One has more complicated engraving on the receiver and bolt as well as more detailed checkering on the stocks. This one has a serial number beginning with "L" the other begins with "M". Are the differences in age or "grade" or what? As I said BOTH...