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I have a Ruger Mark 2 Competition Target..I want a Sig Trailside but I'm not completely set on it..wouldn't mind getting ideas..I also wanted a Ruger Single Six but my local gunshop can't get one with fixed sights..I won't have adjustable sights on a sidearm..personal quirk..they rust around me

Have a Browning Buckmark. Want a Ruger Single Six. Wouldn't have a .22 without adjustable sights. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> Ain't like I'm using them for self defense or anything. Also wouldn't mind getting my hands on a Ruger Mk II competition model. Something about that slabside barrel that I can't get enough of.

I have an old High Standard model "B" 1B configuration, a Stevens tip up and a new Taurus Tracker 6 1/2" with adj sights soon to have a red dot on it.

astra constable,ruger competition model , h&r revolver

H&R 929
Ruger Mk11 std
Old mod bearcat
K22


BCR

Ruger Mark I target (very accurate)
Ruger Standard
Davis 2-shot derringer
AMT back-up (firing pin keeps breaking)
TC contender (with 2-power Lobo scope)
Herters SA revolver (paid 12 bucks for it but it shoots very nicely)
Tec-22 (fun gun you can use the 25-round 10-22 mags with)
Interarms FEG Mark II (semi-auto made in Hungary)
China Small Arms TT Olympia (semi auto)
Iver Johnson TP-22 (got two of them--fun little shooters)
H&R 9-shot top-break (always did want a nine-shot revolver and found this one last summer)
S&W K-22 Model 17 Masterpiece (do my serious pd hunting with this one)
Steve

Early model Ruger single six
Colt Huntsman
New model Ruger Bearcat
Colt Official Police, Circa 1934

Have ... none. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

Want ... a few:

Ruger MkII standard and slabside, single-six (for serious shooting, Bearcat for plinking and general having a lotta fun with. If not a Bearcat then perhaps on of those 9-shot DA Taraus's, they look like an afternoon of fun!!

I have a Ruger MarkII and a High Standard Model GE which is the one I use most of the time. dvnv

Currently own two:
S&W Model 18 - 4" K-frame
Ruger Mark II 5" bul barrel with Volquartsen trigger

Just sold a S&W Model 63 - that's the stainless kit gun.

Have owned in the past:
Colt Woodsman and Browning Challenger with beautiful wood grips - Woodsman was first given to my father, then me, the Browning bought in 1968 for $75. Both sold many years ago by an ignorant fool (me!) who did not realize what he had.
Ruger Single Six
Ruger Bearcat
Another Model 18
Another Model 63 - stolen many years ago
Two Model 17's - K-frame with 6" barrel
Colt MkIII - built on a .357 frame - WAY too big and heavy for a .22
Ruger Mark II standard - stainless, fixed sights 6"
Ruger Mark II Gov't Target
Ruger Mark II 10" silhouette model
H&R Model 939 or 999 or something - had a key lock in the grip, my first .22 revolver bought for me by my father when I was about 11 or 12.

Probably a couple of others I can't remember at the moment...

Browning Buckmark Challenge.
Beretta model 21a.

Shopping for a DA 22lr revolver, but haven't decided which.
Trying to talk inlaws out of a Ruger single six. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />

Jim in Idaho - I'm curious as to why you sold the model 63?

-FreeMe

Eventually I will probably kick myself and ask that same question. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Mainly because I didn�t shoot it any more. Mechanically it was accurate enough although the width of the red ramp front sight filled the rear sight notch a bit too much � very little daylight on either side - making it difficult to properly align, so I was always getting horizontal stringing on my groups. The front was integral with the barrel so it could not be replaced. Whenever I carried a handgun out hiking I either used my Ruger .45 Blackhawk or a S&W Model 15 .38. A while ago I settled on a 4� Model 586 .357 specifically for a woods carry gun.

Then there�s my Model 18 .22 � that is my main plinker/fun gun. It is very accurate, like most all S&W .22 revolvers. The K-frame grips fit my hand much better than anything I put on that J-frame � and I tried the original little stocks, Pachmayr Compac�s and a S&W �Target� grip.

The purchase of the Model 18 a few years ago pretty much retired the Model 63 to the back of the shelf. I�m trying � and partly succeeding � in reducing my gun collection to those that I actually use, so the Model 63 went on the block. Being a discontinued item in excellent shape I was able to charge and get a good price for it.

Like many of the above posters, I have several.
Check these out:

SIG P210 .22LR conversion kit for my P210
Freedom Arms Model 1997 w/match grade .22LR Cylinder and optional .22 Mag cylinder
S&W Model 48 (.22Mag)
S&W Model 41 (.22LR)
Thompson/Center 14" .17HMR barrel made by DA Van Horn
Thompson/Center 14" .22LR Match Grade barrel
Stocks for the above T/C guns are by Bulberry to make use of their free-floating hanger system. The T/C guns are scoped and very accurate.

Got a couple good .22s around.

S&W Mod.17 .22lr

Colt Officers Model Match .22mag

Colt SAA Frontier Scout .22lr( never been shot, I know what fun are they if you can't use them. Maybe one of these days.) Have a whole lot of fun with the first two though. That .22mag plays hell with jackrabbits. C

I have a Browning Buckmark. I also want a Ruger single six. I can't decide between the .22LR/.22Mag or the .17HMR. When I decide I'll buy one.

S&W model 17 22lr
S&W model 48 22mag

I have an old blued steel S&W M17 .22lr with a six inch barrel that I bought new around 1980. I also have a conversion unit for my Kimber Compact 1911. The Kimber has an aluminum frame, and the conversion unit (slide) is aluminum, so when put together it makes for a .22 that hardly weighs anything. Oh, and I mustn't forget the North American Arms Mini Revolver in .22lr. I would like eventually to get a Sig Trailside and a Ruger Bearcat too.

S&W Mod 17 Colt Woodsman Match Target
S&W Mod 34 Colt Woodsman Sport Model
S&W Mod 48
S&W Mod 51
S&W Mod 650

Mark II 5 1/2 " HB. Hogue grips. Nothing fancy.

My 22 handguns include a Ruger SP101 (which resulted in about eight more sales of the same after mine was seen) and a High Standard in the Sportsman version, I believe which is in rather rough condition and lacks a magazine but is fun to shoot even single loading it.