Let's see some 22's
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at_liberty
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My 617-1
CH47gunner
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Model 17-4
Model 63
Model 63
Some 22's....posted left to right:
Pre-17
Pre-18
M48-4
M53
M41
The M41 barrel was vented by Eric Kovachic at EWK Arms, excellent work and the reblue of the barrel after the machining... the quality speaks for itself on how well it matches the rest of the gun.
Pre-17
Pre-18
M48-4
M53
M41
The M41 barrel was vented by Eric Kovachic at EWK Arms, excellent work and the reblue of the barrel after the machining... the quality speaks for itself on how well it matches the rest of the gun.
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Stainz
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My 3" & 5" 63's surrounding my 4" 651 - all sporting '60 Pro' grips from S&W:
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ostlund
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Posted this one in another thread hereabouts, so skip if you've seen it before.
I have a K-22 Outdoorsman I believe to be a 1st Model. Serial 653xxx. Family lore says my grandfather carried it in a holster under the seat of the cab he drove in the 30's. It has holster wear to the bluing at the muzzle and the cylinder so I can believe it. I learned to shoot on this gun. Grandpa could hammer nails with it. I wish he had lived longer, I could have learned a lot about shooting from him. He came from a rural background and took his rifle to school every day and shot for their dinner on the way home (try doing that nowdays!). He took three bullets with him and his father was very unhappy if he didn't bring at least one bullet back home.
And the man himself
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I have a K-22 Outdoorsman I believe to be a 1st Model. Serial 653xxx. Family lore says my grandfather carried it in a holster under the seat of the cab he drove in the 30's. It has holster wear to the bluing at the muzzle and the cylinder so I can believe it. I learned to shoot on this gun. Grandpa could hammer nails with it. I wish he had lived longer, I could have learned a lot about shooting from him. He came from a rural background and took his rifle to school every day and shot for their dinner on the way home (try doing that nowdays!). He took three bullets with him and his father was very unhappy if he didn't bring at least one bullet back home.
And the man himself
BigG
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bluelund79
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Some K-22's
I'm up for adoption......and housebroken too! That's quite a collection, thanks for sharing the awesomeness
bluelund79
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Here is my new to me 617-6. It's just awaiting my arrival home for it's first range trip.
Backlighting
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My Browning Buckmark Camper: Accurate, easy to clean & reasonably priced.
NJM15
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Model 17 target full lug , S&W grips
Model 17 target model circa 85
Model 17 target model circa 85
NJM15
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Rossi 98
Rossi model 98
Rossi model 98
NJM15
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Sig 226 MK 25
Sig 226 9mm, not shown with the factory .22 cal conversion
great shooter either way
Sig 226 9mm, not shown with the factory .22 cal conversion
great shooter either way
Engine49guy
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H&K-4 in .22 lr ....did they make another .22lr handgun ?
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Here's some
A Beretta 948
a SIG 220
17/19 Frankengun
a 17-8
a pre 18
a 617
a Rock Island XT22
a High Standard 107
HD Military
an HK4
There's more around here somewhere.
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A Beretta 948
a SIG 220
17/19 Frankengun
a 17-8
a pre 18
a 617
a Rock Island XT22
a High Standard 107
HD Military
an HK4
There's more around here somewhere.
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Ruger 22/45 Lite
Ruger SR22http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1980-present/s-w-revolvers-1980-present/members/ranger98-albums-ranger-98-picture13334-smith-wesson-617-6.jpg....[/quote]
Sorry but those pistol hangers always make me cringe. I really dislike anything but bullets, jags and nylon brushes in the bores. 22's especially, are meant to be accurate, the first thing those hangers do is rub on the crown before contacting the rifling
Nice little 22 collection though
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