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It is, and it's so heavy.
Whenever I pick it up I think, all this for a 22 cal. ?! - ha
From a little interwebbing, it looks like the sling loops you need are "hook and eye" found one place that had winchester ones and they were out of stock. https://www.jeffsoutfitters.com/product/winchester-sling-eye-hooks/
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Thank you for the help. Those hook style were indeed used on the earlier Remington 30 rifles. Mine look more like the pre '64 Winchester Super Grade swivel bases. They are 1/2" wide where the swivel interfaces. I can't find what the SG width is, I thought one place said they were 5/16".From a little interwebbing, it looks like the sling loops you need are "hook and eye" found one place that had winchester ones and they were out of stock. https://www.jeffsoutfitters.com/product/winchester-sling-eye-hooks/
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UPDATE, It looks like the Super Grade swivels will work according to dimensions I asked for from a ebay seller. Now off to sell a kidney!
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my weapon of choice for this weekends fun,
You running a dot? Because those factory sights look 'challenging'!my weapon of choice for this weekends fun,
yes 507 comp!
Not sure why I haven't contributed to this thread. Maybe because I'm more misser than shooter. Anyway, all Rugers for me, mostly revolvers, but a couple of pistols and the required 10/22 as well. Just re-upped my range membership for the year. Didn't get out much last year, but its cheap, so no big deal.
SP-101 and LCR, both in 327 Federal Mag.
New Model Blackhawk in 357 and Single Six.
Mark IV 22/45. Almost as much fun to take down as to shoot.
LCP II. I miss best with this one. Hoping that grip sleeve helps, but haven't tried it yet.
10/22.
SP-101 and LCR, both in 327 Federal Mag.
New Model Blackhawk in 357 and Single Six.
Mark IV 22/45. Almost as much fun to take down as to shoot.
LCP II. I miss best with this one. Hoping that grip sleeve helps, but haven't tried it yet.
10/22.
I love wheelsguns! got SEVRAL K frames, N, and L
also got a bunch of SIG's
P220 x6 inch
P226 x6 inch supermatch
sig mpx
misc 1911s.
bunch of JP rifles, CTR02, JP5
I only have a few rugers, like 22/45 and such
also got a bunch of SIG's
P220 x6 inch
P226 x6 inch supermatch
sig mpx
misc 1911s.
bunch of JP rifles, CTR02, JP5
I only have a few rugers, like 22/45 and such
"Mark IV 22/45. Almost as much fun to take down as to shoot."
Had to laugh at this one. I have a collection of Mk 2 and 3s. I sit down and clean all of them at the same time. One you get the voodoo ritual down pat on the first one, the rest are a piece of cake.
My stepson has an LCP...like trying to hold onto a wet bar of soap when you shoot it
Had to laugh at this one. I have a collection of Mk 2 and 3s. I sit down and clean all of them at the same time. One you get the voodoo ritual down pat on the first one, the rest are a piece of cake.
My stepson has an LCP...like trying to hold onto a wet bar of soap when you shoot it
And you guys (and the lack of ski time) have me digging back into the collection...I think the last time I had any out was for their annual checkups last year.
And as I dug through them I realize I had my Mausers mixed up - that AX was not the russian capture - I co-mingled it with this one.
Not sure how...
Even though this is a rare BSW (Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke to you Bill
) The Russian molestation makes it more shootable.
And as I dug through them I realize I had my Mausers mixed up - that AX was not the russian capture - I co-mingled it with this one.
Not sure how...
Even though this is a rare BSW (Berlin-Suhler-Waffen und Fahrzeugwerke to you Bill
) The Russian molestation makes it more shootable.
How far away? 25 like it says?
Likely 25 yards as it is a 25yd slow fire target.
My friend took me to the range this morning. He’s basically the best instructor a person could ask for. I’ve messed around with - but not enjoyed - rifles before, but he brought out the little 22 pea shooter with a scope. Shooting a rifle with tiny caliber ammo was pretty fun.
For a challenge, he asked me to shoot a piece of orange clay on the berm. While he was busy chatting, setting expectations and trying to prevent discouragement, I just took aim and the clay target went boom.
Also did some ‘Presidente’ style drills on the pistol and it’s getting better for me. Feeling ok with my pistol handling skills, definitely have improved over time.
For a challenge, he asked me to shoot a piece of orange clay on the berm. While he was busy chatting, setting expectations and trying to prevent discouragement, I just took aim and the clay target went boom.
Also did some ‘Presidente’ style drills on the pistol and it’s getting better for me. Feeling ok with my pistol handling skills, definitely have improved over time.
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