rodent.22

GO AHEAD....BITE ME AGAIN...

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Oh WOW!!! :thumb:

Here in central Virginia it's been hotter than the inside of a cow....

Smurff I understand that pistol is pretty accurate.... :beer:

here's mine! :beer:

He's referring to the clarity of the owners manuals. I own both types, (The S&W is the 15/22P) They are on a par with each other. The Smith is slightly less ammo brand picky. My M4 OPS is an early one, over 2 years old.

I shot mine with Krylon for plastics

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I don't google nothing, only Mozilla Firefox. :beer:

a very weak or cut down trigger spring will let the Colt/Umarex go to full auto. Call Umarex service, they may want it back to replace the springs. :beer:

very nice!!!

Dougie I want to say that ''talking'' to you on this forum has really been a pleasure these past couple of years. You have turned into a real Texan! I hope you go ahead and become a citizen, we need the help paying the national debt!!! :beer:

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congrats!!!

good deal!!! :thumb:

Be careful Smurff- that heat can be rough on your ticker. :beer:Have a GREAT time!

Both of mine sure are good to me.... ;D

Here's some of my favorites....

actually the gun was $488.00 and the accessories were $218.00. I got the gun for the b-day and my daughter and her hubby got me the accessories. ;D

I received my Hunter last weekend. I immediately ordered some goodies for it. A Volquartsen magazine ejector, a Volquartsen V-compensator, a Simmons Prohunter 2-6X32 scope, Weaver aluminum rings, and a Ultimate cliploader. I will post some pictures of this badboy when I get the stuff put together.

This is my Navy Arms .22 Rolling Block Pistol, by Uberti. Around 1978 production. I bought it at auction on Gunbroker.com about a year or so ago. Anyone seen or own one?

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nice pistol and those accessories look authentic! I don't know if the timing on the St. Marcos and the Uberti would be the same. I'm shooting smokeless, but they are Cowboy loads and my own low power reloads. Perhaps by increasing or decreasing the length of your pistol's hand would put a conversion cylinder into the proper indexing.