couldn't resist a 6% sale at SW... so I came home with 2..
Sig Trailside w/ adj sights
Walther P22 w/ OD frame (not too common) :D
http://coloradoshooting.org/ipw-web/...7552.sized.jpg
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couldn't resist a 6% sale at SW... so I came home with 2..
Sig Trailside w/ adj sights
Walther P22 w/ OD frame (not too common) :D
http://coloradoshooting.org/ipw-web/...7552.sized.jpg
Get the Sig then You could let Me try it out. :wink:
Seriously, I don't have any. So I might have more than a passing intrest in this one.
Ruger MkII, Colt Peacemaker, Walther OSP, Freedom Arms 83, and a couple 1911s with Marvel 22 top ends.
The new Sig looks cool. I touched one, but didnt get to shoot it. Its too bad they just didnt make it full size.
I've been really impressed with my little Browning BuckMark.
Marvel 1911-22 is cool, but I'm still working the bugs out of mine.
Mike
Gotten a few good days in with the roomates Walther P22. Has both the 3.4 and 5 inch barrels. Didn't seem to like CCI ammo, but eats everthing else. For the price the package deal was good. Only reason I don't have one is because there is one in the house to shoot already :)
The Sig looks damn nice and being a Sig, you can expect only the best. Same as the Walther. Can't see you going wrong with either.
Have a Browning Buckmark Target Model. sweet sweet trigger, fits well in my hand. remarkably accuracte. I really like this one.
Bought a Sig Mosquito for the wife. Its fun, but it ALWAYS jams on teh top 2 rounds in the magazine (even bought 2 more WAY overpriced magazines (35 bucks! each) and it still does it. It's going back. Its' fun though. would be good practice if you owned other Sig's, the manual of arms is the same.
Have a Mavel Unit 1 on a STI frame, a Colt Cadet, a Smith 22A and used to have a Colt Target..
really want to get a Browning with a Tactical Solutions Pac-Lite barrel, a CZ Kadet and a 10shot Smith 617.
I've got a Ruger Mkll Govt. Target model. I love it! It is so accurate it's boring at times.
I've also got one of those cheapy Heritage Arms Rough Riders single action revolvers. It's so inaccurate it takes several shots to hit your target. Thus you shoot more. :wink: I love it too.
I've been thinking of adding a Walther with a suppressor kit or maybe another Ruger with integral suppressor. But haven't really done anymore than that.
if you're looking at the walther i have the target bbl setup available.
nothing wrong with it just went with the 3.5 suppressed
walther P22
ruger Mark II
taurus revolver.
beretta 21 tip-up (very nice discreet carry for the wife)
the only one we had i didn't like was the ruger 22/45
I have the Ruger MKII it has been a really good gun.
The only problems I have had with it is it seems like the magazines dont feed correctly sometimes, anybody else ever have this problem?
Anything Ruger is GTG. The government model is a great trainer for your carry guns....
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gratuitious bump :D
8)
Deals the same, You have to let Me try them. :wink:
oh?
but of course, but I got dibs on the first 100 rds out of these babies...
(it'll take longer to load 'em than shoot!) 8)
Very cool looking Walther.
Nice! 8)
I have the Sig and love it. I just wish it had a higher capacity mag. I know no 22 pistol does but wouldn't that be cool?
thanks guys, I'll follow up with with better pictures here in a day or so. ;)
Nice Walther, I like those.
I also have a Beretta U22NEOS which makes for a great target gun.
I have the Sig Trailside with 6" barrel and adjustable sights. Great gun easy to shoot and accurate. It is also easy to clean. The only draw back is parts and mags are bloody expensive. Other than that highly recommended.
Three. Sort of.
1. Ruger 22/45 5-1/2. I've had this a while. Reliable, accurate, lots of fun. This is what I use to start someone who has no experience with a pistol.
2. Browning Buck Mark Standard 5-1/2. I've had it only a couple of weeks and don't have much experience with it. I got this one with the idea that I would trick it a bit. Red-dot sight, perhaps an aluminum barrel from Tactical Solutions. I'd be interested in talking with anyone who has used any of the TS products.
3. Ciener conversion kit for my 1911's. Contrary to some reports I've heard and read this is rock-solid reliable as long as it gets a good cleaning every 100-150 rounds.
My Marvel conversion seems to require a lot of cleaning too. I've cleaned my Buckmark, but I'm not sure it ever really needed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by peprpopr451
I think a .22 pistol should be able to handle a 1000rd range-session without having to stop and clean it.
Mike