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Using the Right so it won't be taken away.
Don't like it too bad.
To the OP, .22's are sure cheap enough and I use mine to defend the garden. I just set up a scope I hadn't used in a long time and made it a little tack driver. Rifle of course.
Then I have been shooting the black powder a rather long time to the point of collecting dust on my center fires. When it's just one ball down range you tend to make em count. I have 4 flinters i trust as well as anything else, but like I said I have been at it a very long time.
Sometimes you can get a decent deal on a cap lock single shot, which can be fairly low cost to run. last Spring one a TC Hawken was given to me never fired once. Still ain't been fired since.
The 22 came into play since I could scope it and thar's a garden varmint and I may have to combine the scope with a hand held flash light in very dark of night. I don't know whats in the garden, but i want it gone.
That just might take more than 1 little .22 round.
My wife is gonna be upset to find out she is a White American Male. Why just last night I told her she was great at being female.
I guess this will cause a problem since she doesn't know she is a male and neither did I til now. She has her very own SAR-1 Ak-47 clone and a bunch of 30 rnd mags for it, She had a 8mm mauser a while too. Wants all my .45's too. I just tell her how's it feel to want.
That's true of course, but the *point* of the .45-.22 conversion is to shoot using the exact same grip, trigger, etc. These have a "floating chamber" to give greater (more realistic) recoil as well.
I don't think there is a clear winner between buying the Ruger or the conversion kit - just depends on your preference.
And if you will read about the Ruger 22/45 you will understand that the 22/45 was built to mimick the 1911 style pistol, you can even buy the exact same grips that fit on a 1911 and put them on the 22/45....hence the name 22/45....
And...If properly installed the crimson trace grips will fit and work. The front wraparound presents no problem as bushings properly placed for a wraparound will allow a sets of slabs to be used in perfect alignment. The grip angle (leading edge) of the 1911 is exactly the same as that of the 22/45 - 108 degrees.
The whole point of this pistol was to give the same feel as a 1911 so people with 1911's could shoot a lot more with the 22/45 and go to the 1911 and still have the same grip....
My wife is gonna be upset to find out she is a White American Male. Why just last night I tild here she was great at being female.
I guess this will cause a problem since she doesn't know she is a male and neither did I til now. She has her very own SAR-1 Ak-47 clone and a bunch of 30 rnd mags for it, She had a 8mm mauser a while too.
Hey, google "lesbian cowboy" or u-tube it....NSW for language only and then it's not that bad....
My wife is gonna be upset to find out she is a White American Male. Why just last night I told here she was great at being female.
I guess this will cause a problem since she doesn't know she is a male and neither did I til now. She has her very own SAR-1 Ak-47 clone and a bunch of 30 rnd mags for it, She had a 8mm mauser a while too.
Maybe she should patrol your garden? I'm sure,
with that Mauser, she could take care of whatever
is in there.
Last edited by buddy5; 08-26-2010 at 03:02 PM..
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