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Not mine but same model.
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Hm... allrighty then. The rifle-against-tree pic looked familiar.

I think I got it figured out... you're on RFC, right? (probably where I'd seen pics from).
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Yea, I've posted those pictures on a number of boards, but RFC is one of them.

Just too good a backdrop to not use it.

A slightly different angle.

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1977 10/22 delux. Walnut stock. No warning barrel. The scope is a 3x7x20 BSA. The sling is a $5.00 nylon one from Wal-Mart. This is a sweet shooting little rifle.

When I got this one, it had a very distinct "rub" mark on the stock. You could tell someone had carried it in the crook of their arm a lot. I cleaned the stock with "Pledge" and most of that went away, but you can still see it faintly if the light is right. I like to picture an old codger in a brown hunting coat, smoking a pipe, and carrying this great little rifle under his arm.
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Howdy, Y'all,

My collection so far:
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Both are stock, purchased NIB in the early '90's. The Browning will put as many rounds as I want thru one hole. The NEF don't shoot for $**t no matter what I feed it or how close it is to the target. I like it anyway. Hoping to add a lever action rifle to the collection to teach the kids with.
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Nice Browning gfost. I'm thinking of getting one to do just the things you are doing. Been a long time since I've done any real target shooting. My range time now is mostly 5 yards with focus purely on self defense scenarios.
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Well I traded off the Harrington & Richardson pictured above on a Colt Official Police.

However, my wife picked this one up to replace it over the weekend, and gave it to me for my birthday tomorrow. After all, you can never have too many 22's.

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Colt Frontier Scout, made in 1967. 22LR/22 Magnun. 4 5/8" barrel. Original box, but no other papers. The little round thing there in the box is a Colt screwdriver that I'm told is highly sought after in it's own right. True or not, I have no idea, but it's a nice touch.

The finish looks sort of splotchy in that picture, but not in real life. I can't find a scratch on it, not even a drag line on either cylinder. It's been fired, both cylilnders, but not a lot.
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CajunBass wrote:However, my wife picked this one up to replace it over the weekend, and gave it to me for my birthday tomorrow. After all, you can never have too many 22's.
Hey, my birthday is tomorrow too! :wish: 1975
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I don't have pictures of my own but here are some stock pics.
Henry .22 pump action. Mine's got the round barrel, rather than the octagonal barrel that the newer ones have.
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Ruger Charger - Fun with the standard 10 round magazine and twice the fun with a 25 round mag!
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Ruger Single Six
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I also have an older Remington single shot bolt action. They're all fun!
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bossgvr4 wrote:Here's my plinker ..

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What gun is this? Is this with a conversion kit of some kind?
Thanks. ^^
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My Walter P22 with Laser. ^^
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Mandoo4u,

How do you like that P22?
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herseyc wrote:Mandoo4u,

How do you like that P22?

I love it!!! I traded my Sig P239 for it. My hands are really small so its perfect for me.
Already shot more rounds than the Sig I owned. ^________^ Thanks for asking. :roll:
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I am thinking of picking up a P22 for target shooting. I have heard good things about them.
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herseyc wrote:I am thinking of picking up a P22 for target shooting. I have heard good things about them.

Well I purchased mine about a month ago and this was the best deal that I can find.
Check them out.

http://www.loudoungunsinc.com/showcase-pistols.html
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My Walther P22. A really fun gun.
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My Ruger 10/22 in a Blackhawk Axiom R/F stock. I want to convert to a "heavy" carbon fiber barrel. Any advice on that is welcomed. Scope is a fixed Nikon ProStaff 4x.
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mandoo4u wrote:
bossgvr4 wrote:Here's my plinker ..

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What gun is this? Is this with a conversion kit of some kind?
Thanks. ^^
My guess is that this is a Ruger 10/22 in an Archangel stock.
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LFS wrote:My Walther P22. A really fun gun.
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My Ruger 10/22 in a Blackhawk Axiom R/F stock. I want to convert to a "heavy" carbon fiber barrel. Any advice on that is welcomed. Scope is a fixed Nikon ProStaff 4x.
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YAY!!! Another member with the P22. =D
How long have you had your P22? I have mine for about a month now and I love it.
Nice looking Ruger. Hope to get one soon. =D
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LFS wrote:
mandoo4u wrote:
bossgvr4 wrote:Here's my plinker ..

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What gun is this? Is this with a conversion kit of some kind?
Thanks. ^^
My guess is that this is a Ruger 10/22 in an Archangel stock.

This looks really nice. I think I will end up getting a Ruger 10/22 with the Archangel kit. I really like the
tactical look. Thanks for the info. =D
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mandoo4u wrote: YAY!!! Another member with the P22. =D
How long have you had your P22? I have mine for about a month now and I love it.
Nice looking Ruger. Hope to get one soon. =D
Five months. Around the time my son was one month old, I was looking after him for the day... and what's a father to do with his son... take him to Virginia Arms in Manasas. I bought the P22 that day on a whim, and while filling out the paper work looked down at him and said, "One day this will be yours." You gotta love Virginia Arms. While I was in there, two of the salesmen were giving me advice on how to rock my son to sleep, and a female patron begged to hold him. Very family friendly.

Like my son, the P22 had feeding problems at first but that has been resolved. They are both keepers. :roll:
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LFS wrote:
mandoo4u wrote: YAY!!! Another member with the P22. =D
How long have you had your P22? I have mine for about a month now and I love it.
Nice looking Ruger. Hope to get one soon. =D
Five months. Around the time my son was one month old, I was looking after him for the day... and what's a father to do with his son... take him to Virginia Arms in Manasas. I bought the P22 that day on a whim, and while filling out the paper work looked down at him and said, "One day this will be yours." You gotta love Virginia Arms. While I was in there, two of the salesmen were giving me advice on how to rock my son to sleep, and a female patron begged to hold him. Very family friendly.

Like my son, the P22 had feeding problems at first but that has been resolved. They are both keepers. :roll:

:D Late congrats on the baby. :D
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