You can buy the 30rd clips now or just take the factory one and add the additional spring you can buy:biggrin:
Very nice weapon... I want even admit how many I :tongue: nevermind:biggrin:
Ruger Mark III .22 Crimson Trace
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You can buy the 30rd clips now or just take the factory one and add the additional spring you can buy:biggrin:
Very nice weapon... I want even admit how many I :tongue: nevermind:biggrin:
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Oh, that is a thing of beauty.Adam, we got one of these at the new gun shop. Let me know if you want one:biggrin:
.50 Cal
My next .22 will be a Sig P220. I love my 9MM P220. The frame is the perfect size for me. Being able to have that frame, but in a 22 cal for round blasting will be awesome!
Here's a link for anyone interested...
Sig Sauer 220 22LR 22 LR P220 NIB 220R-22-BAS : Semi-auto at GunBroker.com
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Here's a quality peashooter. 
Same size as your empty wallet after buying it. :biggrin:
Same size as your empty wallet after buying it. :biggrin:
nice eagle
if your gun hunting hit a few pawnshops, i've always found some good deals i personally own several pistols including a few eagles, 2 50's and 1 9mm. if you want a good gun that will shoot so smooth it will not have any recoil because the weight is evenly distributed i would go with a 9mm eagle. i've ran over 1500 rounds through my gun and it shoot like it's slicing through butter. alot of opinions and with all the guns i own i love shooting the 9mm myself. my wife asked me why i needed 2 50's and i said one for each hand. the bad thing is trying to shoot it with my left hand ( as i'm a righty ) has strained my wrist a few times. love that part of snatch, no F off as bullet tooth tony says. but seriously i wouldn't want to carry a small caliber gun for protection. a 9mm is the least amount of gun i would carry and have some good rounds in it. my current conceal carry gun is a taurus millenium 45 with gold dots. i sure as heck wouldn't want any problems with a live witness if i had to use it. dead men don't talk and there is only one side of the story, my side and no disputing it. i wouldn't want to have to use it but i wouldn't hesitate if needed to protect my family, home, or personal things because one thing i cannot stand is a thief.
if your gun hunting hit a few pawnshops, i've always found some good deals i personally own several pistols including a few eagles, 2 50's and 1 9mm. if you want a good gun that will shoot so smooth it will not have any recoil because the weight is evenly distributed i would go with a 9mm eagle. i've ran over 1500 rounds through my gun and it shoot like it's slicing through butter. alot of opinions and with all the guns i own i love shooting the 9mm myself. my wife asked me why i needed 2 50's and i said one for each hand. the bad thing is trying to shoot it with my left hand ( as i'm a righty ) has strained my wrist a few times. love that part of snatch, no F off as bullet tooth tony says. but seriously i wouldn't want to carry a small caliber gun for protection. a 9mm is the least amount of gun i would carry and have some good rounds in it. my current conceal carry gun is a taurus millenium 45 with gold dots. i sure as heck wouldn't want any problems with a live witness if i had to use it. dead men don't talk and there is only one side of the story, my side and no disputing it. i wouldn't want to have to use it but i wouldn't hesitate if needed to protect my family, home, or personal things because one thing i cannot stand is a thief.
