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Miscellaneous => Other Guns => Topic started by: Jack_F on January 26, 2012, 07:45:26 PM
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I'm thinking about shooting Bullseye again after a 35 years. What 22RL guns are currently being used. I sold all mine years ago.....Smith 41, Victor, and various High Standards. :'(
I guess I may have to use a red dot if I want to hit the target now. :'(
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You had some good inventory, Jack.
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I'm thinking about shooting Bullseye again after a 35 years. What 22RL guns are currently being used. I sold all mine years ago.....Smith 41, Victor, and various High Standards. :'(
I guess I may have to use a red dot if I want to hit the target now. :'(
Go for it, Jack; nothing like the present! :)
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You had some good inventory, Jack.
Everytime I think of the guns I sold over the year I want to cry. :'( ..... I'm sure you have done the same.......think I'll break out the Scotch and review the gun porn ;D
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Selling guns is one regret I don't have because, with rare exceptions, if I wanted them in the first place they are still there.
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I've sold three in my time and regretted each one; however, that was in the early years. :)
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Selling guns is one regret I don't have because with, rare exceptions, if I wanted them in the first place they are still there.
I had Champagne tastes and a beer wallet.............. >:(
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+1
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I looked at new Smith 41...the fit and finish sure was not what it used to be..............What would you buy?
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I looked at new Smith 41...the fit and finish sure was not what it used to be..............What would you buy?
tracker..............you take this one.
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I have never sold a gun I ever owned. The only guns I ever owned but no longer possess were sold by my ex-wife during a time when I was on assignment overseas.
I was the plaintiff in my divorce from that woman.
By some divine grace and intervention, I am now married to the woman for whom I was searching from the age when I first knew for what I was searching.
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My apologies for drifting your thread, Jack, and good luck with Bullseye! 8)
[Archival edit: There was a Beretta 92 . . . .]
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I have never sold a gun I ever owned. The only guns I ever owned but no longer possess were sold by my ex-wife during a time when I was on assignment overseas.
I was the plaintiff in my divorce from that woman.
By some divine grace and intervention, I am now married to the woman for whom I was searching from the age when I first knew for what I was searching.
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My apologies for drifting your thread, Jack, and good luck with Bullseye! 8)
No apologies needed...pour yourself three fingers like I have in my hand and thank God for the woman you have ;) Drink to GOOD WOMEN & GOOD GUNS!
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Drink to GOOD WOMEN & GOOD GUNS! and GOOD WHISKEY. ;D
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I'll drink to the first two and have a Pepsi Max! ;D
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Richard S has seen this one before, but seems appropriate to this hi-jacked thread...
(http://i778.photobucket.com/albums/yy62/Adamsavage/Cars%20and%20Scotch/RohrbaughCovert.jpg)
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I have to drink J&B................. :'( You could bring some of the good stuff to our Blue Ridge gathering...we need to do this...life is short......yes?
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I looked at new Smith 41...the fit and finish sure was not what it used to be..............What would you buy?
I've got a "new" Model 41. It's got less than 3000 rounds through it but it has been 100% perfect. No hiccups. It's only seen CCI Standard Velocity and it's been so reliable, and accurate, that I don't ever feed it anything else.
Now, having said that, I shoot my Browning Buck Mark just as well, and find it to be every bit as accurate, and reliable, as the Model 41 and it's a heck of a lot less expensive. So, if you want something just to get you back in the game, to see if you'll continue, without spending a lot of $, I'd opt for a Browning Buck Mark or Ruger Mark III. (I'm a Browning guy.) ;)
(http://i872.photobucket.com/albums/ab282/fneale/Some%20of%20my%20Toys/1f8b6334.jpg)
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Richard S has seen this one before, but seems appropriate to this hi-jacked thread...
(http://i778.photobucket.com/albums/yy62/Adamsavage/Cars%20and%20Scotch/RohrbaughCovert.jpg)
A photograph such as that should not be described as a "hijack" but as an enhancement. 8)
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I have read good things about this company's products in conjunction with Rugers, Brownings, etc..
http://www.tacticalsol.com/tshome/
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Quiet1....thanks for the post....... nice guns.......I have a Ruger Mark III target....A Marvel conversion for my Wilson CQB...and a Sig coversion for my P220....I'm going to try those....it's not going to be serious shooting...just Thursday night out :)......I need optics be I'm having a hard time rapping my mind around that >:(
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I have read good things about this company's products in conjunction with Rugers, Brownings, etc..
http://www.tacticalsol.com/tshome/
Checked with Wison Combat they want $1500-$1800 to build me one using my conversion ::)
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That is combative.