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Why the disrespect for .22 LR?
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IndyBeerman
Was a real life Beerman.....
No disrespect here for the .22, matter of fact been waiting for a particular model to get in stock. So Thursday browsed into Bradis and had Richard there order me a Savage 64FVXP Heavy bbl scope packaged .22, should be in on my birthday on the 12th, think if can get off of work in time gonna give it a serious workout! 
Report to follow afterwards!
Report to follow afterwards!
Joe Williams
Shooter
- Jun 26, 2008
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No disrespect here for the .22, matter of fact been waiting for a particular model to get in stock. So Thursday browsed into Bradis and had Richard there order me a Savage 64FVXP Heavy bbl scope packaged .22, should be in on my birthday on the 12th, think if can get off of work in time gonna give it a serious workout!
Report to follow afterwards!
I've got one of those, with wood stock. Don't know if they all have wood or not. You are in for a treat! The Accu-trigger is a thing of beauty, and the gun is superbly accurate. It's a gun that I think has given me more than we paid for.
IndyBeerman
Was a real life Beerman.....
Synthetic stock, and the 64FVXP is not supposed to have the Accu-trigger from what I read, but would gladly take it if it comes with it.
Looking to get that nice little .22 semi auto plinker in my hands asap!
I am going to buy about 5 or 6 kinds of ammo to see what performs and feeds best in it.
I am buying more today than before to save $$
22's are fun guns to shoot, they don't break the bank to feed, they are not hard on you to shoot, you can shoot them at every range and they are reasonabley priced in most cases. Lets see if I like my .22's;
Browning Buckmark
Henry Repeating Rifle H0001L
Rossi Gallary pump
Ruger Single-Six
Ruger 10/22
Ruger Mark I
Ruger Mark III
Smith & Wesson 22A
Taurus Tracker.
Yup, guess I like my 22's and believe they are the most fun for the money you can find. Not an ideal self defense weapon caliber but I still wouldn't want to get shot by one.
22's are fun guns to shoot, they don't break the bank to feed, they are not hard on you to shoot, you can shoot them at every range and they are reasonabley priced in most cases. Lets see if I like my .22's;
Browning Buckmark
Henry Repeating Rifle H0001L
Rossi Gallary pump
Ruger Single-Six
Ruger 10/22
Ruger Mark I
Ruger Mark III
Smith & Wesson 22A
Taurus Tracker.
Yup, guess I like my 22's and believe they are the most fun for the money you can find. Not an ideal self defense weapon caliber but I still wouldn't want to get shot by one.
I love the .22! My wifes first handgun is a P22, she tried a SW 915 in 9mm and it was too much for her and after the case went down her shirt that was it! She is comfortable with it and is her OC gun. I have 4 long guns and her pistol in .22 . I love it!
I love .22s, it is my favorite to shoot mainly because I can actually afford to shoot them! I only have two, but I'd love to get more of them.
Wanting a .22 bolt gun (I'd like .17hmr too, but again the ammo cost comes to mind) and a couple more .22 pistols. I suppress .22 too, so that is nice also.
Wanting a .22 bolt gun (I'd like .17hmr too, but again the ammo cost comes to mind) and a couple more .22 pistols. I suppress .22 too, so that is nice also.
I love .22s too. I only have one - a Ruger 22/45 5.5" bull barrel. I had a tricked out 10/22 but foolishly sold it.
The 22/45 will group at just over 1/2" at 25-yards. The accuracy over the vast majority of centerfire handguns is astounding when you think about it... and the Ruger was only $250.
The 22/45 will group at just over 1/2" at 25-yards. The accuracy over the vast majority of centerfire handguns is astounding when you think about it... and the Ruger was only $250.
RaiseTheBlackFlag
Plinker
hey this is america, where if it isn't the biggest and baddest then it isn't worth a darn! 
hey this is america, where if it isn't the biggest and baddest then it isn't worth a darn!
Didn't bother to read the thread, did you?
(Hint: The "support" for the .22 has been essentially universal, which kind of makes your "joke" fall flat.)
RaiseTheBlackFlag
Plinker
it wasn't a joke, really. I do have ADD, and i just read the title.
Ah, so
hey this is america, where if it isn't the biggest and baddest then it isn't worth a darn!
was completely serious and is an accurate reflection of your views of American society?
Thank you. I think that's all I need to know.
