MAG-NUM
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Gopher, I mainly shoot CCI mini mags with no problems what so ever. Have also run several bulk packs of Winchester ammo with only a 1 in a hundred maybe failure to feed. I have been entirely happy with it. Good luck, Bob
Pics of your other .22's
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Thanks for the quick reply Bob. I'll check one out next time I'm at the funshop.
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The AFG works real well for me on this rifle. Overall, I very much like the Sig. The trigger is great, reliable with all ammo, accuracy is very good, has an overall refined feel to it and I really like the looks (though I know some here gag at the sight of it
). I like the lower position of the stock and no risers are required for optics. The folding stock comes in handy when putting it back in the rifle case with the suppressor attached. The weight of the rifle is about the only thing I don't like about it. It feels so danged heavy compared to the 15-22. Phil, I like your SIG. Here is a shot of my GSG-5 with a few mods. Fun rifle to shoot and very accurate. Bob
Hey Bob. I've been able to shoot a couple GSG at the range and all performed real well. I have not seen that type of stock before. How far does it extend? Looks sharp!
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sahlomonic
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My ISSC M22 with a rented Glock 19:
Used to have a GSG 1911:
Used to have a GSG 1911:
Top is a Winchester Model 61 which was my Dad's, and is the first gun I ever shot.
Bottom is an Anschutz Zephyr, designed to fire .22 LR shot shells. Bolt action, 5 round magazine, .22 bore half way up, .410 sized smooth bore the rest of the way. This gun, along with a trap that throws small clay birds, was originally owned by a boy scout troop and used for skeet shooting.
Bottom is an Anschutz Zephyr, designed to fire .22 LR shot shells. Bolt action, 5 round magazine, .22 bore half way up, .410 sized smooth bore the rest of the way. This gun, along with a trap that throws small clay birds, was originally owned by a boy scout troop and used for skeet shooting.
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Phil, thanks for the complements. The collapsible stock retracts about 5.5" going from a closed length of 26 3/4" to an extended length of 32 1/4" over all. This was a GSG factory accessory. Bob
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Here is a photo of my two bolt action 22 magnums: One is desert camo, the other is tactical black. Both are Marlin model 782 and are great solid performers. Maybe S&W will chamber the M&P 15/22 to 15/22magnum, that would be nice, performance of a .17HMR but more kick...
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The GSG 1911 is great for so many reasons. Go look at one beside any other 1911 .22lr clone. See what you buy.
Had mine since June. Love it. Shoots great!!!
Can't say enought!!!
This pistol a perfect example of what S&W did with the M&P 15-22 rifle.
It is a 1911 in .22lr. Just Like the M&P15-22 is a AR in .22lr.
~80 to 90%. Great.
Guy22
hows that fastfire holding up on the big bore?2 of the best calibers,
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18, 63, two 34's
This was my great-grandfather's Colt Woodsman .22LR. My Dad passed in along to me for my birthday earlier this year. I've since cleaned it up and it looks great. It has some light pitting, but a light polishing brought the blue to a nice dark color that hides the few flaws she has. I need to get some pics of the "after" version.
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Fine looking old pistol with some great family history.
Better keep the the Winchester Model 61. That is quite a collectible rifle. I see good used ~ $ 1,500. Like new in box ~ $3,200 and up. I have a good friend that has one, his Dad left him. His Dad bought only good stuff, and kept papers and boxes.
He said he was thinking of trading it for a Colt HB -AR15. I told him I would trade him my Colt, and any Glock he wanted, for it.
That got him looking around. When he saw one in the condition he has go at auction for ~4 Grand. He decided to keep it.
Great gun!!!
Guy22
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