In praise of .22s
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skeeter1
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Great post. I've got some big iron -- .38Spl, .357 Magnum, 12-gauge. On the other hand, I've got seven .22s. I think that pretty much says it all. 
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I could not agree more!
-terry
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When I got back into handguns after a 20 year hiatus, the first gun I bought was a Browning Buckmark .22. Now, a year later, it still has more rounds through it than my other three guns combined.
What is not to like about 22?
What is not to like about 22?
alucard0822
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Awesome post A 22 also helps to keep you honest, you can see exactly where you hit, easier to accurately measure group sizes, and will make anyone a better shooter IMO. I just about always bring a 22 to the range with my big bore stuff to help settle my nerves, and it is about the only caliber that anyone from eight to eighty can have fun shooting and can handle well. In fact I am currently waiting my 7 days for a buckmark hunter to join a half a dozen other dub deuces.
A 22 also helps to keep you honest, you can see exactly where you hit, easier to accurately measure group sizes, and will make anyone a better shooter IMO. I just about always bring a 22 to the range with my big bore stuff to help settle my nerves, and it is about the only caliber that anyone from eight to eighty can have fun shooting and can handle well. In fact I am currently waiting my 7 days for a buckmark hunter to join a half a dozen other dub deuces.
TimboKhan
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well-written and right on target. I love my various .22's, and I am always on the prowl for more. I think it is the most versatile cartridge around, personally.
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