Our arsenal just increased 3 times. Gun Porn

TacticalMom · Post by **TacticalMom** » Sat, 07 Jul 2012 20:28:32

So we had a big day. We stimulated the gun economy.

Husband got his first gun. He loved mine so much he got one of his own. Glock 19 Gen 4 He is a southpaw so we got his mag release moved over to the other side.

I got a Ruger Mark III Standard Rimfire pistol for plinking, and target practice. Wooot!!! Originally went to get a Ruger SR 22 had called the day before and asked if they had any, and was told that they had 3. Got in today and found they had just sold the last one 30 minutes to an hour before I got there. =( So I got another plinker to play with till they get another SR22 in. I am a lucky lucky girl.

Enough talking, here is the porn.

Got to have some great conversation and food tonight to at Okra's. They were a little packed but worth the wait.

scrubber3 · Post by **scrubber3** » Sat, 07 Jul 2012 20:33:25

Good choice on the Glocks! If you need any help with them, let me know. Congratulations on the arsenal!

ShotgunBlast · Post by **ShotgunBlast** » Sat, 07 Jul 2012 20:41:14

Oh man, I didn't know you could move the mag release on the Glocks. As a southpaw myself it's tricky when you use the range rentals fitted for a rightie. This makes me even more excited to get a Glock of my own!

Jakeiscrazy · Post by **Jakeiscrazy** » Sat, 07 Jul 2012 20:50:52

Nice guns! Those little rugers are a blast. Hours of cheap shooting and you can do some crazy fast shooting since they have short triggers.

scrubber3 · Post by **scrubber3** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 00:17:32

ShotgunBlast wrote:Oh man, I didn't know you could move the mag release on the Glocks. As a southpaw myself it's tricky when you use the range rentals fitted for a rightie. This makes me even more excited to get a Glock of my own!

Only on the Gen 4 Glocks. Remember when you buy your magazines to by the double notched ones. (4th gen).

ShotgunBlast · Post by **ShotgunBlast** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 03:53:20

Thanks for the tip!

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Riposite · Post by **Riposite** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 05:43:36

where did you end up buying them at?

Hiwaytahell · Post by **Hiwaytahell** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 05:54:15

TacticalMom · Post by **TacticalMom** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 07:23:46

Riposite wrote:where did you end up buying them at?

We got his Glock at BRA, and we got my new Ruger Virginia Arms.

Yeah it seems I am a Glock girl. Also I think I am really going to like this Ruger.

Riposite · Post by **Riposite** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 07:39:39

Glocks are good guns, especially for the price, but it might be too early in your career to call yourself a glock girl

Heck i started out with a glock but then i caught the signess

zerodown1 · Post by **zerodown1** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 08:14:50

Congratulations on the new arrivals.

Reca · Post by **Reca** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 12:47:00

VERY NICE

Post by **allingeneral** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 20:13:41

Congrats! If you're going to do much shooting with the Ruger, I would suggest buying a few extra magazines. As easy (and cheap) as it is to empty a mag with that thing, it gets tiring reloading the mag every time you empty it.

This might be helpful, too

Chasbo00 · Post by **Chasbo00** » Sun, 08 Jul 2012 22:54:10

This is my favorite Ruger 22 pistol accessory:

http://www.amazon.com/HKS-Magazine-Spee ... mag+loader

TacticalMom · Post by **TacticalMom** » Mon, 09 Jul 2012 06:39:51

Thanks Allingeneral, and Chasbo00

Going to get one of those mag loaders, and yeah little worried about taking apart the ruger.

I am going to have a gun smith go through taking it down with me.

Reca · Post by **Reca** » Mon, 09 Jul 2012 08:30:59

TacticalMom wrote:yeah little worried about taking apart the ruger. I am going to have a gun smith go through taking it down with me.

I can do that for free!!!!

jrswanson1 · Post by **jrswanson1** » Mon, 09 Jul 2012 09:50:24

TacticalMom wrote:Thanks Allingeneral, and Chasbo00

Going to get one of those mag loaders, and yeah little worried about taking apart the ruger.

I am going to have a gun smith go through taking it down with me.

I took my Ruger Mk II apart to get the "easier to take apart" kit installed. I misread the directions, and the whole pistol fell apart. I ended up putting all of the parts in a ziplock bag and took it to my gunsmith to put back together. If you want some work done on it, take it to Hatfield's in Manassas. They work on the Ruger .22 pistols and can customize your Glocks.

Wolvee · Post by **Wolvee** » Mon, 09 Jul 2012 12:27:30

Very nice, congrats.

TacticalMom · Post by **TacticalMom** » Mon, 09 Jul 2012 12:37:16

Reca wrote:
TacticalMom wrote:yeah little worried about taking apart the ruger. I am going to have a gun smith go through taking it down with me.
I can do that for free!!!!

Awesome can you really? I may have to take you up on that offer Reca.

bryanrheem · Post by **bryanrheem** » Mon, 09 Jul 2012 13:41:21

22 is such an under-rated caliber! It's not only fun and cheap, but light, small, and great to suppress!

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