K-22 day at the range

[KalamazooKid]

Been lots of chatter on the forum lately about "which 22 to get". My standard answer is always a 6" K-22 (even tho I love my M18s too!).

With that being said, I got a few of my favorites out for some plinking off the deck. I've had this **** eating grin on my face ever since[emoji846]. Mostly steel plates at 50 and 75 yards. What a hoot.

In order, a 1938 Outdoorsman, a 1952 model, one from 1956, and a 3T youngster from 1960.

 

[series guy]

Can't think of enough superlatives for that group. All very nice.

 

[Rodan]

A beautiful quartet!

 

[03clyde]

Oh my, congrats!!

 

[spitdog]

There beautiful! I thought I was blessed for having a K22/40, but now I just don't know.

 

[H Richard]

I tend to agree with you.


And the "shorter" one.


And the little ones for training the youth.

 

[RKmesa]

...I got a few of my favorites out for some plinking off the deck... Mostly steel plates at 50 and 75 yards. What a hoot.

Love the guns, love the photos, and love the thoughts of a morning spent plinking with K-22s off the porch.

Thanks for sharing,

 

[ericrlarson]

A beautiful quartet!

Agreed!


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[SS336]

Great group of K-22's and a great way to spend your time.

But I got to ask, which one is your favorite? The one you would keep if you could have only one. Why is it your favorite?
Hard questions with that group, I know.

 

[KalamazooKid]

Great group of K-22's and a great way to spend your time.

But I got to ask, which one is your favorite? The one you would keep if you could have only one. Why is it your favorite?
Hard questions with that group, I know.

That's like asking which of your kids is the favorite! [emoji23] But the target version is the one that gets carried for either squirrel hunting or just for plinking. The others are too pristine to holster and drag thru the woods. But they all get shot!

It rides nicely in this Bianchi 16L.

There, I successfully evaded the question!