Show your rimfire pistols!

[ntenseh23]

You're in luck. There is a company that makes adapters for this pistol. Under $50.00 and all you do is remove the barrel tension nut and add the adapter.
Tactical Innovations is the company.

http://www.tacticalinc.com/walther-...erbr-and-display-suppressor-combo-p-3906.html

This company sells them for under $20.00
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=18&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjCsoyJ3IDgAhXhHjQIHXXODsMQFjARegQIBRAB&url=https://hughesprecision.com/product/walther-ppks-22-adapter-with-fluted-thread-protector/&usg=AOvVaw1l3n1eoMtBZb7IFEDp_3nq


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Thanks for the info. I've already looked into the adapters. However, my PPK/S was manufactured sometime in the 70's so it doesn't have a threaded barrel from the factory.

 

[Mike97124]

I have two .22 pistols. A just purchased Beretta M9-22lr and an older Sterling Model 301.





The Sterling actually isn't bad shooting for such a little gun. You can't trust the safety on it though so it stays in it's box. I've not shot the M9-22lr yet but I hope to soon.

Mike
Mike

 

[BSDave]

The model B was purchased new by my grandfather in 1942.
The Ruger by my father 1980 something? Haven't found the recipe yet.

And now I need to go buy one to add to the collection. This way my son will have a pistol from his father, His grandfather and his great grandfather.

 

[BAT338]

A few of them.

 

[ma96782]

and....a Walther P22.

Aloha, Mark

 

[Norwestr55]

 

[gophishhhh]

 

[Lesliet]

My GSG 1911-22. I really like this gun, very easy to shoot accurately with it. Hoping to go shoot the rimfire challenge in march.

 

[Member 5605]

One of them....

 

[orygun]

I only have one, but when you have a good "one", that's all you need. Grandpa bought this new. I changed the grips, but have the originals.

 

[WAYNO]

My basic one. Single-six.

I suspect many folks would not recognize this great old Flatgate. A flat loading gate, with a drift adjustable rear sight was Ruger's first involvement in the Single Action market, kindled by the great TV and movie Westerns of the time.

 

[WAYNO]

I only have one, but when you have a good "one", that's all you need. Grandpa bought this new. I changed the grips, but have the originals.

And this is a great old gun too. This was the very first new pistol I ever bought as a young adult while in the Army. Paid a whopping 66-bucks for it, and in the back of the owners manual was a parts list where you could order these great walnut grips, which I promptly did.

 

[asbtg]

Got this one in somewhat neglected condition, pitted and rusting. Total breakdown, stripped the bluing and filed the pits as far as I felt safe. Polished back to pretty shiny and reassembled. Still shoots better than am capable. I'm sure tincanbandit could do better but she's a sweet piece still.

 

[SGW Gunsmith]

I've been involved with 'smoothing and tuning' Ruger Mark pistols since 1971. These pistols are very well made and my feeling is, if they ain't broke, let's make 'em better:

 

[SA Shooter]

I really like the Ruger MK series pistols. I've had several. This is my current one, a MK IV with a Vortex red dot holo sight.

 

[dcopeland108]

My "New School" rimfire pistol. A Nygord imported Pardini.


My "Old School" rimfire pistol. A Jim Clark Sr. Accurized Ruger owned by Jim's only predecessor W.A. "Bill" Gooch. Gooch introduced Jim Clark Sr. to bullseye shooting and loaned him money to start his shop.

 

[jblake00]

Not as rare or nice as some of these, but this tends to put a smile on kids faces. A Browning 1911/22

 

[Iceman04503]

Got it done last weekend.

 

[oa98pistol512]

Just got the new mk4

 

[ChattanoogaP]