Tactical .22's - Guns and Hunting -Handguns, shotguns, rifles, etc. - Page 7 - City-Data Forum

Mac_Muz · 07-25-2011, 05:29 PM

I always wanted a Browning lever action .22 rifle, but never had one yet. I am not a good pistol shot, many years of being a mechanic have taken a toll on my hands and they tend to shake a lot.

A bad guy dealing with me and my .45's should really worry he might live long enough for me to play with wound a lot, sticking things in it to see if bad guys hurts at all.

Give me a long gun and I do much better. Head shots on garden varmints is my game there. Hit or miss and I don't miss much.

Horseshoe · 07-25-2011, 05:40 PM

Check this out!!!! 22lr to 500 rounds!!
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Mac_Muz · 07-25-2011, 05:46 PM

LOL that thing would make a great hood ornament on my truck!

Mac_Muz · 07-26-2011, 11:23 AM

If I get a gatling gun I want it to shoot .45/70 and have my windsheild lay flat so I can crank it with my hand.

Once I had a BB submachine gun, that ran on either R-12 or compressed air. That ended up somewhere it shouldn't have, and ran off a BBQ bottle re fit to hold compressed air and a old car AC compressor filled that air can, with a varried aray of wiring, relays and solenoids.

At the time I was fairly well amused with myself, but I ain't gettin' into any details. The one detail I will say is that thing held 3,000 BB's at one filling. The 2nd thing I will say is you didn't need sites, you just followed the golden stream

It was a great toy, but I was a little too creative with it.