Will the K framed 22's shoot with the model 41, both scoped and shooting groups at 25 yds off a rest.
41 vs K22
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matsu
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just buy both, I did
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From a bench my model 41 just barely out shoots my model 17. Once I start shooting off hand, I can't tell the difference.
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Thanks for the responses, I have a 41 and used to own a K22 but never shot one scoped. We do some informal shooting of scoped rimfires and I would love to put a wheel gun in the mix just to stir things up.
Many years ago an old time Bullseye shooter and I were testing a 6" K 22 and a Mod 41 7.5" and a 5" heavy barrel all in a Ransom rest, to remove the human variable.
All of them would shoot groups at 50 yards well under a 25 cent piece.
I was suprised the K 22 shot as well as the 41's.
All of them would shoot groups at 50 yards well under a 25 cent piece.
I was suprised the K 22 shot as well as the 41's.
wow, thanx for the ransom rest results.
that tells me what i was wondering about, as i figured they would be close.
i just thought the fixed barrel auto would beat the revolver by a tiny margin.
that tells me what i was wondering about, as i figured they would be close.
i just thought the fixed barrel auto would beat the revolver by a tiny margin.
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ralph, I thought that too, but I was suprised.
As a side note, when Jim Clark won the National 2700 Bullseye Championships, at Camp Perry he used a S&W Mod 25 REVOLVER in 45 ACP!!!!
Later he was WELL KNOWN for making some of the best [if not THE best] 1911 Target guns.
I knew him, and shot with him many times. He was a fine fella.
As a side note, when Jim Clark won the National 2700 Bullseye Championships, at Camp Perry he used a S&W Mod 25 REVOLVER in 45 ACP!!!!
Later he was WELL KNOWN for making some of the best [if not THE best] 1911 Target guns.
I knew him, and shot with him many times. He was a fine fella.
Let me add that the first handgun I ever bought was a 5" heavy barrel Mod 41, to shoot Bullseye with.
Much later when I wanted a 22LR specific for hunting small game, I bought a 7.5" Mod 41, as I thought it would give me great accuracy and high velocity with High Power HP's.
I was not disapointed..
Much later when I wanted a 22LR specific for hunting small game, I bought a 7.5" Mod 41, as I thought it would give me great accuracy and high velocity with High Power HP's.
I was not disapointed..
