.22 pistols, lets see them

TJ45 said:
Thanks for reminding me MacEntyre...:)

M2a0I0H.jpg


Model 63 Kit Gun
Click to expand...


Me likey!
 
Slacker said:
View attachment 27391

Great minds think alike! It balances so sweet with the Sparrow.
I think the portion of the bull barrel that was chopped and the Sparrow weigh about the same.
Click to expand...
Who did the work for you on your barrel? My guy didn't get the front sight centered. It was canted right. That's why it's further back from the end...wish it wasn't. He had to drill another hole. He still didn't get it dead center. I had to adjust my rear blade to the right alittle to compensate.
 
Lord of War said:
Who did the work for you on your barrel? My guy didn't get the front sight centered. It was canted right. That's why it's further back from the end...wish it wasn't. He had to drill another hole. He still didn't get it dead center. I had to adjust my rear blade to the right alittle to compensate.
Click to expand...

http://www.pendergraftgunworks.com/
 
Have been waiting till my mask stamp gets approved to buy one of these but I found out the bronze color has been discontinued so I snagged one while I can still find them. Already ordered a Halo and plan to order a victor trigger, volquartsen sear, and TK comp. Gonna rob the vortex viper from another gun

IMG_20180225_115929_644.jpg
 
Gear Head said:
Have been waiting till my mask stamp gets approved to buy one of these but I found out the bronze color has been discontinued so I snagged one while I can still find them. Already ordered a Halo and plan to order a victor trigger, volquartsen sear, and TK comp. Gonna rob the vortex viper from another gun

View attachment 43054
Click to expand...
Nice! I would suggest TK's new "pro" comp - its stainless steel and balances out the lite pistols very well. supposed to easier to clean, but I can't comment on that yet.
 
Geerubb said:
Nice! I would suggest TK's new "pro" comp - its stainless steel and balances out the lite pistols very well. supposed to easier to clean, but I can't comment on that yet.
Click to expand...

I saw it but may just stick with the regular comp and save the $20 extra. The only time I'd ever use the comp is matches. The rest of the time it will be suppressed.
 
Gear Head said:
I bought it as a suppressor host but I hope to make it out to DPRC sometime!
Click to expand...

The first match I ever shot at DPRC was with my suppressor hosts. Now they weren’t anywhere near as nice as what you’ve got set up there. But they did go bang.

I admit things escalated from there.
 
I bought this at a local gun show thinking it was a Woodsman...I didn't have my reading glasses on at the time but could see it was in great condition. When I found out it was a Huntsman, I thought I had paid too much for it. Came home...gave it to the wife...went upstairs to look it up on the computer...discovered it was a Huntsman Double S model...one of only 1336 ever made...went down stairs and took it back from the wife....:)

sCPC5i7.jpg


*Double S Huntsman: The serial number series that began with 001001S passed 100000S in 1976, and reached 101336S before it was noticed that numbers used in 1952 were being duplicated. In order to salvage the 1336 guns already numbered past 100000S, they were hand stamped with an S prefix, in addition to the suffix, thereby creating the "Double S" variation. All KNOWN examples are Huntsmans.

Oh....turns out I didn't pay too much after all...lol
 
Got my Volquartsen Scorpion upper back from Billy Striplin at Striplin Custom Gunworks and he hit it out of the park! He machines my rail for direct mount of a 90 degree C-More, machined out my comp, and done an awesome battle worn cerakote job. I am blown away every time with his work.
d09000f05392bb1d8987af66b409957d.jpg
6f6186e76505c51530ce21c1999fd1e6.jpg



Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom