http://www.mcfaden.com/McFadden-Mach...der-s/1827.htmOriginally Posted by Sean M
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These are the single best accessories for high volume shooting of rimfires!
15/22 & 22/45 in my case
It's really neat to bring a brick or two of 22 ammo and only 2 mags to the range. These are really really exceptional!
Last edited by jandbj; 10-08-2017 at 06:14 PM.
"High volume" shooting has different meanings for different folks. One brick of .22LR does not fill two of my magazines........which is why I buy .22LR no less than 10k at a time.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American-180
https://youtu.be/dmQQidPKvhE
For dealing with the standard .22's, I just load them. Until they develop a worthwhile tool, Loading the AM-180 mags will just have to be a pain in the ass.
Last edited by Odin Bravo One; 10-08-2017 at 07:53 PM.
You can get much more of what you want with a kind word and a gun, than with a kind word alone.
Rimfire practice also helps with just being able to get more rounds downrange for someone who may have physical issues, such as dealing with a temporarily or permanently delicate back/shoulder/elbow/wrist, or wanting to limit current or future arthritis complications in the hands.
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Bud’s has P229 22LRs for $344 right now, for those who will still buy anything Sig.
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My much-loved S&W Model 17-4 is my most-fired handgun, with nothing else coming close. In the Nineties, the 17-4 was my trainer for my duty/carry Rugers and K-Frames. Starting about 2011, the same 17-4 was the vitally important training weapon I fired to maintain proficiency after my P229R DAK became painful to shoot with .40 Snap & Whip. DAK is much like the S&W DA revolver trigger pull, and, notably, DAK was my personal choice, not mandated by PD policy.
The 17-4 got a rest for a while, after I switched to 9mm Glocks for duty and much personal carry, but now, as I approach retirement, and the 9mm Glocks are hurting my hands, the 17-4 will probably resume its prominent place in my training, as I am likely to largely, if not completely, revert to revolvers and 1911 pistols.
Last edited by Rex G; 11-11-2017 at 11:50 PM.
You bastard.
I've had an itch for another half-lug GP, which has been fairly easy to not scratch due to the dearth of 6-inch half lug stainless models on the market. But the 22LR GPs are half lug. The 4-inch barrel one is a near match for the MC, and would thus make a perfect trainer. Now I have a perfectly good excuse to do something I want to do, and it's also easy.
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I find that the reduced recoil of .22 pistols makes it much easier for me to see my sights lift and actually track them in recoil. I find that translates well when I return to 9mm.
I think I have a G19g3 AA kit collecting dust that I may have to put in FSOT.
David S.
IIRC, Auto Match is one of the recommended loads for this kit but I never had any luck getting them to function in mine.
Last edited by David S.; 11-14-2017 at 09:46 AM.
David S.
Air Softs like my real pistols
Laser cartridges for my real pistols
22 LR conversions for my Glocks and 1911's along with 2 1911-22's
22LR conversions for my AR's
All of the above used a lot and at 79 yrs. old with hand tremors , my shooting still stinks .
I have found out that Point Shooting works best for me . Shoot fast before the tremors have time to kick in .
Using the pistols ( mostly G19 ) either full caliber or with a .22 Kit installed I scatter fired shot shells on the berm , right , left , high and low .
Back off between 3-10 yds. , draw and shoot at them . Mostly single shots but sometimes double taps .
I hit a few , make a few move and miss a lot but always close enough to defend myself against them .
YES , I do pick them up when finished and save them for the next time .
Interestingly enough fully licensed airsoft Glocks are due out next month.
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