Yesterday's Weapons Forums

my coffee can is currently empty again and will remain so for the undetermined future - at least into the next year or untill i sell stuff im thinking on perting with

Ruger Mark II and Smith & Wesson K22. There are plenty of other good ones.

Ruger MKII bull barrel.

Have you ever shot a Buckmark? I sold my Ruger after shooting one.

ooops,sold my ruger and bought a 6" diamondback.colt only made 2200 of them.

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now thats a pair to draw to

i see my buttons got crossed and the photo ended up being my fire ring in the back yard ? cant figure how that happened ........

the ruger mkII and hi-standard

...I had a Mark II about 30 years ago...can honestly say its the ony weapon I've regreted selling...I can still clearly recall the inside of the gunshop and the day clearly... ....but alas-I have progressed ...

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berretta 76 model
no longer made....but the one i shoot is a 'lil rifle~ never see anything like her....she just don't like hollow points, they jam up

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added more , no longer sure which i might call the favorite , i like them all -

these H&Rs are new





this webley has been added




this colt 38-40 converted to 22 and pre-woodsman to go with the frontier scout , and the ruger single six 22 mag , and the comeron single six






these three brownings - nomad , challenger , buckmark




and i added the kimber conversion for my TLE II

Ruger MK 1 Target that my EX-Father-in-Law gave me as a Chrismas present a year before the wifey and me broke up. Because it was a gift she couldn't claim it in the divorce. She got most of my guns but I had the Carcano and a S&W Model 58 before we married so she couldn't get those either. I got most of the housewares and she got the guns and my reloading equpt. Really strange!!
Wes

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sr22, had a p22 but it was.......not even going to get into it.

And now there's the Ruger Charger. Or I should say there was the Ruger Charger.
This is one fun shooting pistol.

My first .22 pistol was the Ruger Mark II. I hated that thing. I could disassemble it no problem for cleaning, but putting it back together there must have been some trick I never figured out right. Put it together, pull trigger, nothing. Diassemble it again, put it back together again....still no workee. Sometimes have to do it 5-6 times before the trigger would work again. Traded that bad boy in for a Browning Buckmark and NEVER regretted it. Then I decided I wanted a longer barrel, and there was Tactical Solutions. Now my .22 pistol sort of looks like Marvin the Martians disintegrater pistol!

My brother found this in his girl friend's damp cellar. Rusty old Ruger Standard with left hand holster. Cleaned it best I could and it is the BEST .22 I ever owned. Love this old gun.

i can see why thats a favorite , has that lived with look , i like it

I think Ruger is ahead for the reason back when most of us old guys could not afford much more then the Ruger that was priced low and shot good and thats why we all love them to this day.They cost more today but still are good shooters and make me and others proud to carry one.I have colts and S+W but for the bang for the buck is the Ruger.Younger men with more cash can disagree but if they were there back in the day they would have got a Ruger and felt lucky to have such a nice affordable handgun.

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