Cool new 22/45 Version

[NikatKimber]

Anyone seen these? Look pretty cool to me, and for $340 + on gunbroker, not a bad start at all. I'd still ultimately prefer the light weight of the TacSol, but bang for the buck, threaded, pic optic rail, and pic light right, with removable wood grips from the factory for $350 ish? Sounds like a winner to me!

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[Glocktogo]

I'd prefer that it have iron sights as backup, but throw a Primary Arms Micro on there and that's a lot of bang for the buck!

 

[NikatKimber]

They have one with irons and threaded barrel, but it doesn't have the under barrel rail. If it had the barrel tapped for the rail, then it could be what you want.

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[GlocksInMySocks]

the top and bottom are tapped for the rail

 

[Old Fart]

I suspect they'll sell a few of those.

 

[Comte DeLoach]

Anyone seen these? Look pretty cool to me, and for $340 + on gunbroker, not a bad start at all. I'd still ultimately prefer the light weight of the TacSol, but bang for the buck, threaded, pic optic rail, and pic light right, with removable wood grips from the factory for $350 ish? Sounds like a winner to me!

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Just needs a few more rails on the sides of the barrel to make it perfect.

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[Glocktogo]

Just needs a few more rails on the sides of the barrel to make it perfect.

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That may be how you feel about it, but a lot of us see the utility of that setup. An RDS mount for those of us with old tired eyes that don't see iron sights very well, a suppressor and a flashlight underneath is about ideal for low light vermin eradication!

 

[NikatKimber]

That may be how you feel about it, but a lot of us see the utility of that setup. An RDS mount for those of us with old tired eyes that don't see iron sights very well, a suppressor and a flashlight underneath is about ideal for low light vermin eradication!

That's my intended use for such a beast! I've had to shoot a few vermin at night before, and holding a light and shooting is awkward at best, and if you don't have night sights, you still can't tell what you're actually aiming at. Also, when you have 4 coons raiding your trash in the wee hours of the morning, it's not polite to do a lot of shooting; hence the silencer.

Now I'm no fanboy of rails just for tacticool's sake, but they do have their practical application.

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[dieseltech09]

I know what my next 22 is going to be

 

[Glocktogo]

That's my intended use for such a beast! I've had to shoot a few vermin at night before, and holding a light and shooting is awkward at best, and if you don't have night sights, you still can't tell what you're actually aiming at. Also, when you have 4 coons raiding your trash in the wee hours of the morning, it's not polite to do a lot of shooting; hence the silencer.

Now I'm no fanboy of rails just for tacticool's sake, but they do have their practical application.

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Shot Show pic? They mounted the RDS on backwards.