.22 pistols, lets see them
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Studentofthegun
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Reassembled my Neos with my barrel that was threaded by Eric at EWK Arms. Feels nice with the Sparrow attached and EWK green fiber front sight.
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Colt Police Positive Target
Colt Scout LR
Colt Scout MAG
Marvel Match
Almond Conversion
S&W 41
High Standard Citation
High Standard HD
High Standard Sportsman
Ruger MK1
Ruger MK3
Browning 1911/22
S&W 34
Beretta 22 short
Beretta 21
Beretta 21
Beretta 70s A
Beretta 70s S
NAA Mag
NAA 22
Walther 22
Walther PP 1970 mfg
Walther TPH 1968 mfg
NAA Mag Gambler
S&W J Frame PPC
S&W Compact
Glock conversions for Large and Medium
S&W 1st model Outdoorsman
S&W K22
S&W model 17....sold to oldbear
Ruger Bearcat
That's all I could find, sure there are more.
Colt Scout LR
Colt Scout MAG
Marvel Match
Almond Conversion
S&W 41
High Standard Citation
High Standard HD
High Standard Sportsman
Ruger MK1
Ruger MK3
Browning 1911/22
S&W 34
Beretta 22 short
Beretta 21
Beretta 21
Beretta 70s A
Beretta 70s S
NAA Mag
NAA 22
Walther 22
Walther PP 1970 mfg
Walther TPH 1968 mfg
NAA Mag Gambler
S&W J Frame PPC
S&W Compact
Glock conversions for Large and Medium
S&W 1st model Outdoorsman
S&W K22
S&W model 17....sold to oldbear
Ruger Bearcat
That's all I could find, sure there are more.
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Gee, I only have 1. Bernie Sanders thinks you should send me a few to even things out. I'll PM you my FFL info.
Had to edit twice, I'm sure there are more here. When you and Bernie come to a number call me.Gee, I only have 1. Bernie Sanders thinks you should send me a few to even things out. I'll PM you my FFL info.
In 1973 this cost$249. And believe me that sum was enough to keep us pore folks from jumping in.
They were beautiful then and still are. Many years ago I owned a parkerized one with government markings.
Peaks and valleys of youth caused it to be traded away. You gotta nice one there.
Does NOT get better than this!! Pre 82, pinned, diamond grips...WOW! If this does not stir your blood you are not a lover of handguns.I picked this up from a fellow forum member to photograph it for him....didn't give it back.
1959 Model 18 no dash.
I told you I like the old ones....but who doesn't?
If that gun sits there long enough I may just buy it. Or maybe I should buy the other S&W I sold @TJ45 !
I have been trying to get TJ to adopt me, but no luck yet. Probably because he is sick of helping me with gun projects and repairs.
It was the sh*t back in the day...came with 4 different calibers in the complete set.
.22, .25, .32 and .380
H&R also imported a set for HK but HK had their own sets too.
Here is one not previously mentioned in this thread, a SIG P250.
And it even puts the HK4 to shame for caliber interchangeability, with an astonishing 6 calibers available - .22LR, 380ACP, 9mm, 357SIG, 40S&W and 45ACP.
Hey...that is the S&W you sold me...
I don't have it for sale...
You are about 6th in line for adoption....don't give up.
So there is a chance!
Hey...that is the S&W you sold me...
I don't have it for sale...
You are about 6th in line for adoption....don't give up.
I was actually thinking about the kit gun.
You should have told me you were interested in that one before you cleared yourself of the Clapp...
That never stops being funny...does it?
Yeah, and I feel bad about givng the Clapp to a complete stranger. But I guess that is better than giving it to a friend.
My favorite S&W 22!!Thanks for reminding me MacEntyre...
Model 63 Kit Gun
This one is the most recent I picked up. Kind of an oddball. Llama XV .22 semi-auto.
What caught my attention was that it’s one of the few factory engraved versions that we’re offered back in the early 70s. In 1973 it’s list price was $94.95.
It feeds well and is fairly accurate.
What caught my attention was that it’s one of the few factory engraved versions that we’re offered back in the early 70s. In 1973 it’s list price was $94.95.
It feeds well and is fairly accurate.
larryh1108
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Very nice, Charlie!
THAT will get you my today's ATTABOY AWARD!!!!!Tulsa pick up.
charlie
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Beretta M9A1-22 15 rd J90A1M9A1F19 by Umarex from Bud's on promo. Beretta has the magazines on promo too. I added factory threaded barrel.
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Wow, it's been a long time since I've posted in the forums!
I have an old Star Lancer .22 LR pistol that I acquired back when I was in the Air Force, stationed at Cannon AFB in Clovis, NM. That was over 50 years ago!
Myself and several other friends would go almost every weekend to an old, dried-up riverbed to shoot up a few boxes of .22 LR. This old gun has had THOUSANDS of rounds through it.
My wife has several .22 handguns of her own, including a Ruger MK-IV, and a Heritage Single-Action revolver, but we both still enjoy firing this old relic.
About a month ago, I had it at the range, and halfway through about the 4th or 5th magazine, it just quit going, "Bang!" After a few times of manually re-cocking the hammer, I ejected the round, and found NO strikes on the rim! I removed the slide and manually pushed on the back of the firing pin, and nothing was coming through the breech face. I surmised that the firing pin had broken. When I arrived home, I took the slide apart and confirmed my suspicions. The front part of the pin that strikes the rim, was broken off. This is a picture of the old firing pin...
My wife can't stand for any of our guns to be out of commission, so she kept after me to get a new firing pin and fix the Star. I found several places on the net that listed the firing pin for the Star Lancer, but they were all, "Out of Stock!" except for one - Bob's Gun Shop. I ordered one from him, and it shipped the very next day, and I had it three days later.
Yesterday I tried to put the new firing pin in the slide, but I was unable to get the retaining pin in all the way. It would go in just a little, then bind on the bottom of the groove of the new firing pin. Nothing would move. When I tried putting the old firing pin back in, the retaining pin went all the way in, and the firing pin moved freely. I checked the measurement between the two arrows pictured above, and found the old one measured .0855 in, and the new one measured .1127 in. That explains why the retaining pin wouldn't go in all the way.
I took out the Dremel and used a very small carbide burr, and ever so gently took very light scraping cuts in the bottom of the cutout. Measuring after every cut, I tried to insert it when I reached .0978 in, and the pin went in just fine and the firing pin moved freely. After completely reassembling the slide, I loaded up a magazine with 7 rounds. Outside in the back yard, 7 shots fired flawlessly!
I'm very happy with the new firing pin, and the pistol is 100% fully operational again!
Life is good!
Hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving...
Harold
I have an old Star Lancer .22 LR pistol that I acquired back when I was in the Air Force, stationed at Cannon AFB in Clovis, NM. That was over 50 years ago!
Myself and several other friends would go almost every weekend to an old, dried-up riverbed to shoot up a few boxes of .22 LR. This old gun has had THOUSANDS of rounds through it.
My wife has several .22 handguns of her own, including a Ruger MK-IV, and a Heritage Single-Action revolver, but we both still enjoy firing this old relic.
About a month ago, I had it at the range, and halfway through about the 4th or 5th magazine, it just quit going, "Bang!" After a few times of manually re-cocking the hammer, I ejected the round, and found NO strikes on the rim! I removed the slide and manually pushed on the back of the firing pin, and nothing was coming through the breech face. I surmised that the firing pin had broken. When I arrived home, I took the slide apart and confirmed my suspicions. The front part of the pin that strikes the rim, was broken off. This is a picture of the old firing pin...
My wife can't stand for any of our guns to be out of commission, so she kept after me to get a new firing pin and fix the Star. I found several places on the net that listed the firing pin for the Star Lancer, but they were all, "Out of Stock!" except for one - Bob's Gun Shop. I ordered one from him, and it shipped the very next day, and I had it three days later.
Yesterday I tried to put the new firing pin in the slide, but I was unable to get the retaining pin in all the way. It would go in just a little, then bind on the bottom of the groove of the new firing pin. Nothing would move. When I tried putting the old firing pin back in, the retaining pin went all the way in, and the firing pin moved freely. I checked the measurement between the two arrows pictured above, and found the old one measured .0855 in, and the new one measured .1127 in. That explains why the retaining pin wouldn't go in all the way.
I took out the Dremel and used a very small carbide burr, and ever so gently took very light scraping cuts in the bottom of the cutout. Measuring after every cut, I tried to insert it when I reached .0978 in, and the pin went in just fine and the firing pin moved freely. After completely reassembling the slide, I loaded up a magazine with 7 rounds. Outside in the back yard, 7 shots fired flawlessly!
I'm very happy with the new firing pin, and the pistol is 100% fully operational again!
Life is good!
Hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving...
Harold