Microgunner

Pretty damned good looking Remington.

Those are reminiscent of the M1 carbine. I've never seen one before, I like them.

Well, an airgun is far more complex than a firearm so if the build quality is equal then the airgun is going to be more expensive.

Great news on a great rifle. We'll expect photos of course.

Ordered me an Uberti 1873 Cattleman .22lr 6-shot 4.75" single action revolver today. It's being imported by Taylor & Co. It's a full sized SAA clone in .22lr w/case colored frame. It's beautiful. Should be here Monday.

Great link. Lots of useful info. Thanks.

It was in the 30s way down here in central Florida this morning, in the middle of March. Wow!

I've noticed Al Gore appears to be in hiding.

I bought an Umarex select fire co2 BB pistol, don't remember the model but it was yellow and black and modeled after a Russian sub-machine gun. Anyway, it was a lot of fun but it wasn't difficult to kill a hundred dollar bill in an hour.

That's cheap compared to the one I really wanted, a Beeman Crow Magnum which was about $1200 at the time.

I bought it new about 15 years ago and paid around $500 for it, without a scope, IIRC. Owned a Weihrauch before that.

Welcome to T22

I own only one air rifle, a RWS Diana mod 52. It's a side lever cocking spring piston. Trigger is adjustable out of the box, no need for a swap. Very potent but very heavy also.

My Wal-Marts are perpetually sold out of 22.

Who makes the mag?

You've kept it in good shape.

Welcome from Florida.

Same vise as Smurff ^ but mine is Midway branded mfg by Tipton.

According to the indicator someone is as full of schit as a Christmas turkey.

Good report.

Welcome to T22. Looks like you've outfitted your rifle to a high level and made it ready for fun!

I've been buying all my magazines from Black Dog Machine lately. They're very good magazines and their shipping is super fast. You might check them out.

LOL

The words "too many of" do not apply to the shooting sports.

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