1956 Ruger "flatgate" single-six, given to me by my dad:
1956 Ruger "flatgate" single-six, given to me by my dad:
Rimfires you say?
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Holds half a clothespin accuracy to 75 yards
Green mountain 20 bull with tech sights, bolt is modified to run subsonic ammo no problem
Stupidly fun and cheap. Gets all the corroded ammo/duds/bentbullets from semi guns, fires them like a champ.
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Top is a MarkII I bought new in 1986, my first handgun. I bought the 22/45 sometime in the 2000s and later bought the Tac-Sol upper for it. I keep meaning to paint the Aimpoint or put a Tango Down cover on it. The older pistol doesn't get out much anymore but I plan to keep it.
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I haven't had this one very long but am quickly becoming fond of it. It's a Ruger American Rimfire compact 22 magnumwith a 2-7 Leupold. In the past I shot a lot of prairie dogs with a Winchester 9422M and I like the cartridge but it's become too valuable for me to knock around in the woods.
Ooh! Looks nice. Care to tell us more about that gun? Also, how much and do you have any tips on how to smuggle guns from one country to another? [emoji14]Originally Posted by Wheeler
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IDPA SSP classification: Sharpshooter
F.A.S.T. classification: Intermediate
It's a Harrington and Richardson Model 999 Sportsman with a 6" barrel. This was the flagship of the H&R top breaks. My dad bought that in the mid to late 70's at a gas station in rural Virginia after his 4" model was stolen from his truck. There's a lot of family history tied to that particular revolver.
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Cool. My dad has a H&R 999 just like that. Its a fun gun with a terribly heavy DA trigger.
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Evil deadly assault pistol with high cap magazine (11rnds)
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