It seems that I was on a bit of a firearm purchase frenzy - two new guns in the same week. Not usual for me. I thought as I looked the two guns over, read thier manuals, disassembled & cleaned how polar opposite these guns are. The North American Arms Earl .22/.22Mag was based on the old American revolvers of the late 1800's & the Sig Sauer 556R (Russian) was based on the Russian 7.62 x 39mm round. It's viewed as some as a fairly modern firearm. I look forward to shooting both!
Enjoy them both! Looking forward to a range report. Got ya beat though-last week I bought three guns in one day, lol. M&P .45, G42 ( talk about polar opposites!), and a Mossberg 500.
I got a 556R a month or so ago, and a NA in 22WM some months ago. Ordered 2000 rds of 7.62 a couple months ago and another 1000 rds last week. Deen NRA Life Member, Benefactor Level "Defender of Freedom" award NRA Recruiter Second Amendment Foundation Member Washington Arms Collectors Member Arms Collectors of SW Washington Member "Having a gun is like a parachute, if you need one and don't have it you may never need it again"
RAINING? heck we go a foot or more of snow and still snowing! Deen NRA Life Member, Benefactor Level "Defender of Freedom" award NRA Recruiter Second Amendment Foundation Member Washington Arms Collectors Member Arms Collectors of SW Washington Member "Having a gun is like a parachute, if you need one and don't have it you may never need it again"
