MEECES!

[Gene L]

Geli was Hitler's half-sister's daughter. His niece, or half-niece. His mother was married to HIS half-niece. Although Alois's paternity isn't clear. I remember reading that Geli was having an affair with Hitler's chauffer...I think.

The link is about a 1st Ladysmith. I believe they were not in .22 LR, but in .22 Long. I would love to see the provenance on this...it would have German proofs on it, for one thing.

 

[Rule3]

Looks like I'm not TOO late. (I was working.)

They're fun for what they are. Some are definitely better than others but they all are great representatives.

I know the 1910 Mauser isn't a "mouser" but at least I didn't include the 1914, 1934, or any of the PP's and PPK.

The outstanding Seecamp was basically a "copy" of the CZ45 and I'd like one.

Jim

All the years and posts I spent on the Seecamp forum did not know of the CZ 45??. Here I thought Larry (and his father were genius
I love CZ products now if I can fine one of those! (I doubt it)
The CZ 92 looks even cooler,

 

[hardknocks]

Meeces

Love these two, not so small so you can actually grip and shoot em easily, and they are reliable so far.

 

[mikerjf]

I had a CZ vz45, really thought it was cool but didn't like shooting it. Something about it was uncomfortable to hold. It was quite reliable tho, and a great design.

 

[Rule3]

I had a CZ vz45, really thought it was cool but didn't like shooting it. Something about it was uncomfortable to hold. It was quite reliable tho, and a great design.

Yes, if it is the size of a Seecamp, they are not pleasant to shoot! My SC is 32 acp and can not imagine shooting the 380 version!

 

[hardknocks]

Seecamp

Yes, if it is the size of a Seecamp, they are not pleasant to shoot! My SC is 32 acp and can not imagine shooting the 380 version!

The CZ is bigger than a seecamp, same size as the keltec P32.
Had a seecamp 32 it wasnt for me. Not fun to shoot in 32 i would not want the 380 either.
Forgot this astra.

 

[Murdock]

This one found a new home last year.

 

[ISCS Yoda]

I'm not sure that a .380 qualifies as a mousegun. It might not be in the same class as any 9mms and up but, still, IMHO it's a grown up caliber compared to true mouseguns like .32s, 25s, and .22s.

These are mouseguns, including the .22 WMR derringers

CZ Duo .25 ACP - made in German occupied Czechoslovakia in 1944

A larger couple of mouseguns, two Walther .22s:

PSA .25

Seecamp .32

.25 ACP group photo including a Beretta 950-BS that I carried for many years:

This is a very large mousegun, a Beretta M81 in .32 ACP

I have a few .380s, all essentially the same size as the aforesaid Cheetah, but as .380s I don't include them here. YMMV

I'm a little surprised I don't have a picture of my Beretta M70; it's a wonderful pistol and, again, a very large mousegun. But this is the mousiest gun of them all, NAA mini-revolver in .22 Short: