Lerxst
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that's VERY cool. i especially like the "threaded barrel" on the end.
Muzzle brakes are popular additions on those threaded MK III 22/45 lites
https://www.tandemkross.com/22-Muzzle-Brake-22-45-Compensator
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Muzzle brakes are popular additions on those threaded MK III 22/45 lites
https://www.tandemkross.com/22-Muzzle-Brake-22-45-Compensator
mongooz
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"range use only".......right.
noisey critter at 2 am......meet mister "range only" suppressor.
yea......muzzle brake wasn't what i was thinking....besides...who needs a muzzle brake on a 22?
wagdog
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Where I live, you can quiet a noisy critter at 2 am with a 12 gauge and nobody would care, or notice.
Personally, I think restrictions on suppressors are dumb.
mongooz
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i agree.....especially since with a little knowledge and some common shop tools you can make one, if you were going to be nefarious and all.
Lerxst
spaghetti and blankets
pretty common for .22lr speed steel/steel challenge and those who just want to rip 'em off
mongooz
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very nice. i had a Harrington & Richarson 22 lr revolver a million years ago.....inexpensive, but pretty accurate. had a blast with that little thing.I ordered this last night...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!
telecaster911
Kick Henry Jackassowski
I've been having air rifle gas pains. I'm digging them more than powder burners lately. Looking at a marauder .25 cal on Sunday. Hehe.
wagdog
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Does the raw dog have leather on the back side? If so, I might consider one of those. Kydex on the skin gets old pretty quickly for me. Also, I've never tried a double clip design. I find that the single clip iwb holsters seem to wander a bit and have wondered if a double clip would be better.
Aahzz
Habanero Evangelist
I have the Alien Gear for my Shield, and my M&P 9. What I like about the design is that it spreads the weight of the gun out over both clips, and stays stable in one place. It is, however, large. I don't believe I'd use one for anything smaller than the Shield.
My bodyguard .380 rides in my front pocket, in a Sticky Holster.
http://stickyholsters.com
Like most people who have been carrying for a fairly long period of time, I have lots and lots of holsters that just don't work for me, that I really thought would, and that I really tried to like. Inducing my very first holster, a shoulder rig that I purchased because I'd seen too many damned movies and thought shoulder holsters were the only way to go. Uncomfortable and not easy to conceal....
2manband
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Like Jelloman, I'm also the proud new owner of a Ruger revolver. Because Prages needs revolver GAS, check out this handsome devil.
It's a 2001 SP101, 357 magnum, factory hammerless, 2.25" barrel. Has a well done trigger job, chamfered cylinder, a front night sight, and the wood paneled grips off of my other SP101 (the 327 federal). It came with Hogue grips, a leather OWB holster, 3 boxes of magnum ammo and a pistol rug. Very little wear, and 95ish% cosmetically. Somebody spent a lot of time and money customizing this thing, didn't shoot it much, and then sold it to me for $375. Turns out that person built exactly what I wanted. Kickass!
It's a 2001 SP101, 357 magnum, factory hammerless, 2.25" barrel. Has a well done trigger job, chamfered cylinder, a front night sight, and the wood paneled grips off of my other SP101 (the 327 federal). It came with Hogue grips, a leather OWB holster, 3 boxes of magnum ammo and a pistol rug. Very little wear, and 95ish% cosmetically. Somebody spent a lot of time and money customizing this thing, didn't shoot it much, and then sold it to me for $375. Turns out that person built exactly what I wanted. Kickass!
Prages
User Error
The raw dog does have leather on the back.
Lerxst
spaghetti and blankets
@telecaster911
msrp of $409..so a highly competitive street price with easy take down, F/O sights standard and a threaded barrel option for 20 bucks. Interesting alternative to the Mk & Buckmark
msrp of $409..so a highly competitive street price with easy take down, F/O sights standard and a threaded barrel option for 20 bucks. Interesting alternative to the Mk & Buckmark
telecaster911
Kick Henry Jackassowski
wagdog
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Gah, that looks awesome. I have sell my Mark III 22/45 and get one of these.