Show your rimfire pistols!

[Member 5605]

Newest. May not stay a pistol for very long though depending on my itch for an SBR.



Ruger Charger Lite.. I almost fell for the 10/22 Lite but remembered I had that rifle beat by the Bergara.

 

[huntpotter]

Buckmark is my favorite



I like Ruger too. This week, added a nine shot 22 mag to the rimfire pistol collection.
Single-Nine.

 

[Dr_Lou]

My only remaining rimfire handguns:
4" 17-6 .22lr
6" 17-6 .22lr
648 .22 WMR

 

[Alderman]

Just two.

 

[Lesliet]

Just had to show off the pistol we got for the GF, now that it's all set up for steel:

 

[Member 7566]

Love this pistol,

 

[Ironbar]

 

[Aispuro]

My Ruger with the delta point. Pretty damn accurate.

 

[GLShooter]

A bit different.



Greg

 

[orygun]

A bit different.

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Greg

a bit? What is that?

 

[GLShooter]

That is a Unique DES/96-U pistol made in France. They were top of the heap for many international type matches over the years. I cannot nail down production dates but I believe they quit in the early 2000's. I also have a DES/32-U that is a basic same design in 32 S&W Long. Both pistols were owned by an attorney, a champion NG BE shooter, that helped argue the HELLER case in front of the SCOTUS. They are fully adjustable in trigger adjustment for angle and of course the grips do some nice things too.I am going to replace both sets of grips as they have been road hard and put up wet but both will hold X-Ring as long as you have the knock. Both show signs of wear but then in and out of those boxes for years will do that. The 22 loads from the top and the 32 from the bottom like normal. Here's a shot of the magazines side by side for your edification.



I can't drive them like they deserve but they sure make me look good when I am putting in my due diligence on the trigger.

Greg

 

[Member 5605]

Crappy potato but fun.




Wow. The whip looks filthy in this photo, probably because it is.

 

[FA9]

Needs more eye relief.

 

[skywag]

 

[erslll]

Needs more eye relief.

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For a minute, I thought that was just a 5-25......... crisis avoided, I see now that it is a 7-35. In that case, I approve.

 

[orygun]

I've shown the one on the right before and told it's family history. It will go to one of my nephews because it was their great-grandfather's gun, but I honestly don't think either of them has ever seen it, let alone shot it. I "swiped" it from Dad before either was born.
My grandson has shot it and loves it, so I bought a twin to hand to him when the time is right. Or, maybe the grandkid gets the one he's shot and the nephews can fight over the other? (it's a long story involving broken marriages and relationships)

 

[Mygrainman]

Needs more eye relief.

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SBR/LPVO is the only way to go...

 

[GLShooter]

Just a 22 conversion on a fully worked over Caspian frame. Great for training new shooters and for cheap practice. It is one of my favorites.



Greg

 

[TNThomas]

29 hours of carving in, about 8 left to go. Single shot Martini Henry action, 22LR. 20 gram (0.705 oz) trigger. TOZ 35M. CCCP Soviet Union.

 

[gryghin]

My Beretta M71

Here's the Beretta M71 that I inherited

I taught my kids with those and the ATI GSG 1911-22.