No threaded barrel, no go
There is a threaded barrel model. [emoji41]
Good... they would be really stupid not to offer one.
In the video I posted, it shows both aftermarket barrels that are going to be initially offered to be threaded.
I think it looks more like a Buckmark also...
We have one of our regular steel challenge shooters using one now. Two matches, and it hasn't had a hiccup yet.
Of course I would definitely be concerned about hiccups and it is good that the Victory is doing well in that area. But how does it compare accuracy wise, trigger pull wise, etc. to Rugers, Buckmarks, etc? I also wonder how long it will be before the "after market" items catch-up with all those available for the Ruger MKIIs and MKIIIs? IMHO, the Ruger MKs and the Ruger 10/22 have long held the high ground when a shooter, with either deep pockets or a whole lot of time&patience, lets his imagine go wild and he starts to trick out his Ruger .22cal fun gun.
Steel challenge isn't bullseye shooting. Its a speed game, so I can't say about accuracy, but I believe it comes out with a 4lb trigger? Not bad for a recent factory pistol.
One has to spend a couple hundred $$ to get a 4lb trigger on a Ruger or Buckmark.
Its new, so the after market, market will catch up depending on how well the gun sells.
One has to spend a couple hundred $$ to get a 4lb trigger on a Ruger or Buckmark.
Its new, so the after market, market will catch up depending on how well the gun sells.
It's a lot heavier than a ruger!
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