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scottsi 02-24-2008 04:51 AM

Re: "stand your ground"
 
i have a 10/22 too, I like it, but a 22 gets old quick. Its like a big bb gun. I want something that has a kick and some stopping power that would also be good for street sweeping if the need be.

MerkurColin 02-24-2008 07:13 AM

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Scott - I've got that, too... :y

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Originally Posted by CoreyR
with that one being in your pocket, how safe is that with the hammer right out like that? seems like you could potentially go to grab something in your pocket and pop the hammer back and make it fire.

They thought of that. Since it doesn't have a frame-mounted pin like my Taurus, North American Arms machined the cylinder with a groove between each hole. You half-cock the hammer, then decock it into one of the grooves. And obviously, you don't keep anything else in that pocket.

Colin

win0857 02-24-2008 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by hatchbox90

and to scottsi, if you compare 9mm rounds to a 45, its a big difference, my other buddy has a 9mm and wishes he had gotten a 45 because theres so much more stopping power.


45 kick like a mule.keeping it on target shooting semi is hard.The .40S&W is a heavy big bullet.I am shooting 230 grain hollow points and because it a relativly slow bullet it doesn't kick bad AND has great stopping power.Most police forces are changing over to the .40 because of this.Try them both before you pick.Also .44 mag and .45 is more expensive to shoot
than the .40
Mark

93z6t 02-24-2008 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by MerkurColin
Buying guns online is a pain in the ass... you've gotta have the gun shipped to an FFL holder who can do the transfer for you. Go into your local Gander Mountain or Sportsman's Warehouse, point to a Ruger 10/22, say "That one," show them your driver's license, fill out the form (Yes, No, No, No, No, No, No...), plunk down $250, then go home and shoot a box of Thunderbolt through it. :1

But yeah... if you want a .22 rifle for your first gun, get a 10/22. They're cheap, durable, and there's a ton of aftermarket:


http://homepage.mac.com/limefrog/temporary/rifle.jpg

Riced out, baby. :8

well its not my first gun i grew up hunting and wat not so i have a clue but i just dont know were to buy em were i live besides wall-mart and they blow i need a 22 with at least a 30 round clip i hate reloading.. the one one posted is wat i want

MerkurColin 02-24-2008 06:50 PM

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http://www.gunbroker.com

Eagle makes pretty good 30rd mags for the 10/22. I've got one and it's the most reliable magazine I've tried - second best have been the Shooter's Ridge 25rd (pictured above.) You can get some sweet rebuildable ones now, but I'm too cheap for that - this is a plinker, dammit. ;D

In other news... I shot 50 rounds through the mini revolver. This thing rules! It feels a lot like my Taurus both in recoil and in accuracy, but the ammo is a hell of a lot cheaper. :)

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Dr.Boost 02-24-2008 07:28 PM

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What's with that shot WAAAAAAAY up in the right hand corner? Did you close your eyes and shoot? :P
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stenseltizm 02-24-2008 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
What's with that shot WAAAAAAAY up in the right hand corner? Did you close your eyes and shoot? :P

that little guy over there? I wouldn't worry about that little guy over there.

MerkurColin 02-24-2008 08:13 PM

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I guess I must've loosened my kung fu grip for a second. :3

MerkurColin 02-24-2008 08:16 PM

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Also, eat my bozack. I'm aiming a 1-1/8" tube at a small piece of paper 30 feet away with no practical way to aim the thing. I was kinda sighting down the backstrap and using the front sight as a lateral indicator. There's no rear sight. ???

Colin

Dr.Boost 02-24-2008 08:17 PM

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Calm down. I'm just picking on you. :P
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