XavierBreath
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Rimfire Pictures!
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Serial Crusher
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JackOfAllTradesMasterAtNone
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Bear was not taken with a rimfire!
-H&R M12 with Viani scope mount. Weighs +-14 pounds.
-Good ole 10-22 with some Volquartzen internals
-Winchester model 56 circa 1920. Still a shooter.
-Colt Service Model ACE circa 1930's
-Ruger MKII Slabside Gov Target, Volquartzen and Trapper internals.
-Ruger MKII BB Target, Clark, Volquartzen and Trapper internals.
-Steve
-H&R M12 with Viani scope mount. Weighs +-14 pounds.
-Good ole 10-22 with some Volquartzen internals
-Winchester model 56 circa 1920. Still a shooter.
-Colt Service Model ACE circa 1930's
-Ruger MKII Slabside Gov Target, Volquartzen and Trapper internals.
-Ruger MKII BB Target, Clark, Volquartzen and Trapper internals.
-Steve
krs
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Latest find, a mint condition 1975 Model 18:
The piece is much better than the photos are.
The piece is much better than the photos are.
tenbears
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Nice
I have seem many nice pictures of .22's on this thread, I have enjoyed.
I have seem many nice pictures of .22's on this thread, I have enjoyed.
XavierBreath
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Very nice krs! that's a revolver on my short list!
MCgunner
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I've got too many. Would take up too much band width.
Auburn1992
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Here's a Walther G22, may be ugly but sure is fun!
Serial Crusher
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I was looking at one at a shop today. Doesn't look like you're left handed, but would you happen to know if it's difficult to set it up for the southpaws? Also, have you been able to locate any larger capacity magazines? I've read it's not possible to interchange mags with a P22, have you experimented with it at all?
Auburn1992
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@ Serial Crusher:
I'm know that you can convert it to LH by yourself, but the manual suggests that you take it to a gunsmith. It honestly doesn't look like it would be too difficult though.
THe g22 magazines look nearly identical to the p22 magazines. The only difference is the floor plate.
And unfortunately, there are no hicap mags for it.
Still a fun plinker none the less.
I'm know that you can convert it to LH by yourself, but the manual suggests that you take it to a gunsmith. It honestly doesn't look like it would be too difficult though.
THe g22 magazines look nearly identical to the p22 magazines. The only difference is the floor plate.
And unfortunately, there are no hicap mags for it.
Still a fun plinker none the less.
Serial Crusher
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It looks like a fun rifle, even if it is a bit of an ugly ducklying
XavierBreath
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Ruger MKII Government Target Model
JImbothefiveth
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I like the TOZ, it's odd, but in a good way.
gglass
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Honestly... It's my wife's gun!
gglass
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Honestly... It's my wife's gun!
gb6491
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+1,
here is my better half's OD/black version:
Regards,
Greg
gb6491
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Here's my, edit: I was just informed that this is now the better half's Model 18:
Regards,
Greg
Regards,
Greg
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gb6491
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NAA Mini:
Regards,
Greg
Regards,
Greg
Jumpin_jack
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A couple that are pretty old.
XavierBreath
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An old fishin' gun
gb6491
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My MK512 Mark II:
Regards,
Greg
Regards,
Greg
MCgunner
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MAN, I wanted one of those when I was 14! My mom got remarried and my new step dad says he has one and I can have it. WOOHOO! Well, it turned out to be a Mossberg 152, which I still have, but a long way from an M1 Carbine look alike. I was let down, but old enough not to show it. I learned to like the Mossberg, but always wanted that Erma.
I have an Erma LA22 Luger look alike. You know, I've never bought an M1 Carbine let alone that .22. I guess I sorta got over it. LOL Main reason I wanted that thing was the Lieutenant on the TV show "Combat" carried one. I don't know why I didn't go for Sargent Saunders' Thompson, but I just liked the Carbine, the looks were sexy.
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