I’ll have to take a look, I’m not a Taurus fan so I haven’t kept up in what they have come out with.
I was thinking maybe a Glock 44, but really just any semi auto 22 handgun would be good
I was thinking maybe a Glock 44, but really just any semi auto 22 handgun would be good
Glock 44’s are very picky with ammo and magazines are only 10rounders.
Or you could do Ruger MKIV or whatever or the 22/45
I got a TX22 and its been great, just picked up a sig P322 the other day and plan to shoot next weekend
Nice, I’ll take a look at both of those
Damn that's a lot of .22lr. Hmm...
The cmmg conversion kits can also be picky. I'd look into it or try one before you buy. I could be convinced to loan mine out for what its worth in .22lr as "collateral" heh.
Not the most accurate and wont go more than a couple hundred rounds before the kit getting too fouled to function. Also don't want to buttstroke the rifle to get a stuck casing out. Mess up an extractor that way. Pull the whole assembly out making sure you're safe to do so. Also if you get the kit buy a few extra extractors because that is good amount of .22lr. Easy to swap out.
Very fun if the ammo works in it.
The cmmg conversion kits can also be picky. I'd look into it or try one before you buy. I could be convinced to loan mine out for what its worth in .22lr as "collateral" heh.
Not the most accurate and wont go more than a couple hundred rounds before the kit getting too fouled to function. Also don't want to buttstroke the rifle to get a stuck casing out. Mess up an extractor that way. Pull the whole assembly out making sure you're safe to do so. Also if you get the kit buy a few extra extractors because that is good amount of .22lr. Easy to swap out.
Very fun if the ammo works in it.
Atwoods has a single action .22 revolver on sale for $99.99 with a $20 rebate if it's not over. $79 is a steal.
Nice score! That should keep you going for a year or so....,
Oh yeah. The Heritage Rough Rider.
Or you could get the Ruger Wrangler for like $120 I think, maybe $150
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