I had one of those. It was a later produced model, and I learned that if I were going to shoot it, that I'd better eat my Wheaties before I did. That thing had the absolutely worst and heavy trigger pull of any gun I've ever fired (can you believe a blister on you trigger finger). I also learned to make sure the two opposing screws in the rear sight were tight, as they had a tendency to shoot loose after 30 or 40 rounds of LR. I also wasn't real crazy about the front sight elevation adjustment. I traded it a few years ago, and haven't missed it. A K-22 is head and shoulders above them in quality.