Microgunner

Thanks for the heads up Madhouse. I got my 5 mags from S&W. They're Magpul PMags w/covers. I've never seem them before. Very nice.

New in box, unfired. $230.00 + shipping.

No, but I sent him a pretty nasty threatening letter demanding stuff. I got some photos. ;D

It looks very much like and is put together like my Remington 597 VTR.

The only mags other than factory I'd trust is MecGar.

Maybe part of an agreement made with a local Anti chapter to avoid them picketing their establishment. Even pro gunners will do anti things in order to protect their income in the short term.

Ellett Brothers is also listing them. Also none in stock. SMITH & WESSON ® M & P 15-22 • Features 6-position collapsible stock & A1-style flash suppressor • 25 cap • 16 inch barrel • Semi-auto, gas-operated • Dedicated .22 LR platform • Lightweight, high strength polymer upper & lower receivers • Adjustable front & rear sights • AR15/M4-style features & controls • A3-style flat top upper receiver • Quad rail handguard accepts all 1913 Mil. Std. rail acceptable accessories • A2 pistol grip - receiver will accept most standard, after-market AR15 pistol grips • Receiver extension accepts Mil-Spec carbine stocks • Functioning charging handle • 2-position receiver mounted safety • Bolt holds open on empty • Wt.: 5 lbs • OAL: 31'' collapsed, 34'' extended

RSR Group is now listing the threaded muzzle version, though none in stock. lSW811033 S&W M&P15-22 22LR 16" 25RD BLK THRD Product Specifications Manufacturer Smith & Wesson Model M&P 15 Action Semi-automatic Caliber 22LR Barrel Length 16.5" Finish/Color Black Grips/Stock Synthetic Type of Barrel Threaded Capacity 25Rd

I wonder how he'd advertise barrels?

We had a S&W 9mm target pistol for sale. We took it in on pawn and it came out for sale. I couldn't figure out what it was since it had no model # and didn't look like any pistol I could find. It's stainless, single action, Briley spherical barrel bushing (its not a 1911) and the most elaborate rear sight I've ever seen on a pistol. After much research I found it was one of several custom built by Steve Briley for the S&W factory team. It had one of sweetest triggers and smoothest slides I've ever felt on a pistol. One of the guys here bought it and still owns it.

Damn, that looks like a fine red dot sight. No experience withthis model but my Aimpoint experiences have all been good.

Definitely looks PhotoShopped to me.

LOL

OMG, Holy crap.....wanna talk about cheap? You should hold this Chiappa. It's got that distinct Crossman BB gun feel to it. And I don't mean the good models either. I may be afraid to shoot it. Holy crap! And they didn't even buy me dinner first. Oh, and BTW, it appears to be made in Dayton, Oh.

Not really. I put 20 rounds into a bullet trap at about 15' for function, but that's all.

Damned responsible of you. I'm so proud. sniff.... ;D

Wooo Hooo.......war games at the range. I can smell the Cordite already. :thumb:

I hate the idea of that ejection port opening up right under my ear on every shot. Also, left handers and weak hand shooters are out of luck. The only bullpup I own is a FN FS2000 which ejects forward by the muzzle. Solves the bullpup's most glaring problems. But, it looks cool.

Doh! I just got the link. Good laugh.

HOLY CRAP. I just went back to look at the prices. That'll leave you feeling raped and freezing.

Hey, orphaned street urchins gotta eat too. Bless their hearts.

Ellett Brothers claims it's made in the USA???? I thought it was Philipino. "1911-22 STANDARD MODEL - BLACK SLIDE • Designed to provide shooters a 1911-style pistol (made in the USA) in the affordable & available .22 LR caliber • Features the same weight & handling characteristics of the original 1911 • Redesigned action utilizing a fixed barrel design for high accuracy • Constructed from Chiappalloy & steel components • Wooden two-piece grips • Standard Model: black frame and fixed, Novak style rear sights"

Ellett Brothers has them in stock. Just ordered me one.

Vicious

Kahr PM45.