Aim Ruger

August 17, 2009

Filed under: Scope Mounts — Tags: guns, wishlist — admin @ 8:20 pm

Help: I'm trying to decide between buying a Walther P22 and a Ruger 22/45?

Hey guys, Ok, here are the essential basic one: When I was 11, I turned regularly in the range with my father for over a year. I often from a .22 rimfire rifle with a view to opening of 50 feet at least I think it was 2 inches in diameter bullseye targets. I pulled from a lying position, but never used sand bags, or anything to rest against the weapon, because it would have taken all the skills Objective of course, and just shot with a slingshot. I was a good shot, getting 3 balls in a coin, and 10 in the target several times, and earned a ranking in the sniper shooting of a Bar. So I'm not exactly totally novice shooting, but I do know that guns. I am a novice with full guns (pistols I shot 3 or 4 times maybe (10 years ago when I was 11) Anyway is, now I want to buy a gun to learn, and I want a 22 so I can use cheap bulk .22 ammo left to right while I learn wtf I'm doing. While Walther P22 Ruger 22/45 or?

All Ruger will do. On 22/45, the angle of the handle is designed to be identical to a handgun 45 ACP 1911, the classic "Colt 45" you see in the two World War and the Vietnam films. If you practice your skills with the intention to move a serious defense gun, learning on 22/45, then get your own 1911 words, Kimber, would be an excellent choice. If you are more interested by shooting target shooting problem, you want a handgun 22 with a longer barrel, adjustable sites. Ruger makes them, but the fact Buckmark, I think it's worth to pay a little more for, they tend to be absolutely great guns, and they are not as Hickey Field tape if you buy a Ruger handgun, consider purchasing a rubber mallet too ...