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Tag Archives: 22LR
STI .22 conversion kit
This STI conversion kit swaps instantly with the regular M1911 slide for cheap, low-recoil practice. 100 rounds of good quality .22LR cost about $6, 100 rounds of 45ACP ball closer to $40. The manual of arms differs from the standard … Continue reading
Another Twisted Industries rimfire conversion kit
Twisted Industries now have a Keltec P11 conversion kit available. I am a fan. .22 conversion kits have two main purposes: reducing ammunition costs to between 10% (with 10mm Auto and similar) and 20% (in 9mm), and also easing the … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, pistol, Uncategorized
Tagged 22LR, conversion kit, keltec, P11, rimfire
7 Comments
Arran at the range
Perfect range weather today: about 50*F and overcast, with no wind.
In this case, you’d use the rifle to hold out till you can draw the pistol.
With the rifle being a fun .22 Henry and the pistol being a serious .45ACP. I wonder if a 45ACP lever action is possible — it would fit almost twenty rounds and have minimal report and muzzle flash even un-suppressed.
Thumbs up for Henry
It’s strange that such awesome rifles come from one of the crummiest states in the country. But I am quickly becoming a fan of these.
A contemplative shooter
Today, several of my friends went for a shooting walk out to another friend’s farm. I love being able to continue chatting without plugs or muffs being required, shooting at clays and targets of opportunity all the while.
Substance and style
I think the appeal of lever actions is similar to the appeal of Steampunk and Victorian/Edwardian styles — functional enough to be useful, and intricate enough to be interesting. This one is a Henry carbine with really nice wood and … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, weapon
Tagged 22LR, carbine, girl, leather, lever action, Steampunk, Tirzah
6 Comments
Mutual support
Went to Horse Quarters with friends today. Took quite a few photos of horseback riding. Also got a little marksmanship instructing done. SU22 with PA micro dot (very useful as two of three shooters today were cross-eye dominant) and AAC … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, sound suppressor, training, weapon
Tagged 22LR, girl, pretty, range, rimfire
6 Comments
Good carbine for new shooters
Integrally suppressed 10-22 (AAC barrel) with 4x Leupold scope and 25-rd magazine. I try to start new shooters with quiet, accurate and easily operated firearms. It’s important to make the first session fun. Once trigger control and sight alignment are … Continue reading
Posted in interesting people, rifle, sound suppressor, training
Tagged 22LR, carbine, girl
1 Comment
Varmint control device
Ruger 22/45 mk3 with Gemtech Alpine suppressor, Primary Arms green dot sight and Viridian C5L light/laser. This belongs to a friend. Entirely coincidentally, squirrels and other rodents around his house have a very high rate of sudden heart attacks.
Posted in light/laser, pistol, sound suppressor, weapon
Tagged 22LR, gemtech, ruger, Viridian
4 Comments
Using rimfire rifles for self-defense
New post up on the CTD blog: Quantity has a Quality of its Own.
Posted in ammunition, rifle, self-defense
Tagged 22LR, CTD, rimfire
Comments Off on Using rimfire rifles for self-defense
Blue
This pair of pretty blue eyes has longer range than any battleship turret. At least she can reach South Carolina from Ohio.
Posted in interesting people, rifle
Tagged 22LR, girl, Henry Arms, lever action, Old West, pretty
13 Comments
Bad day for the squirrels.
Marlin XT22 with Trijicon 1-4x scope. Neat rifle with great trigger. I also really like the clarity of the scope.
Current work
Two of the sixteen photos I took over the last two days for Rifle Firepower magazine.
Posted in hunting, rifle, sound suppressor
Tagged 22LR, game call, Marlin, publication, Savage, Trijicon, work
6 Comments
Annie?
Couldn’t be, Annie Oakley used a Winchester. This one is a Henry.
Posted in interesting people, rifle, weapon
Tagged 22LR, girl, lever action, pretty, smile
10 Comments
Canned goods and ammunition.
Many people who grew up during the Great Depression hoard food. Those who grew up during the 1994-2004 ban on modern firearm features hoard magazines. They also treat magazines as durable rather than disposable parts. With that in mind, Black … Continue reading
Range report…tomorrow
Went to On Target (turn off speakers before clicking — loud sound effects on that site) range today. Shot indoors for the first time in a year and it was a nice experience. Friendly and helpful staff, good ventilation and … Continue reading
Adults shooting kids’ rifles
Last weekend, I finally zeroed one of the Crickett rifles I have, the left-handed version. I zeroed it at 25m and then tried firing for effect. From prone position, I was able to hit 12ga shotgun shell hulls laid out … Continue reading
Henry Golden Boy .22 carbine
Tom is left-handed, so a lever action works as well for him as a dedicated left-handed bolt action. His P22 is riding in a holster by Kevin Manley on a gun belt also made by Kevin.
Scoped Chipmunk rifle
The 4x scope is quite decent actually has a rangefinding reticle. Chipmunk