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  • gjshaw
    Sold another old toy for $375.00. Looking for either a .380 or 9mm that is a "pocket pistol". I've narrowed it down to the following:

    1. Bersa .380 (and have money left over for other stuff)
    2. CZ Rami (I'd have to add some $, but I love my CZ 75, but this is also a little on the big side)
    3. Kel Tec P3AT (Super small, but I have reservations)
    4. Sig 232 (I found one used for $395, in box minimal wear, clearly carried more than shot, but aftermarket grips; I assume I could get it for $375 or less).

    I welcome your comments!
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  • gjshaw
    I need to buy a 22 to have on hand when the neighbor kids want to go shooting as I don't have a pistol in that cal. I have rifles in 22 but not a pistol. I would like to know which 22 revolver and or semi. would be the best and safest to get for kids learning to shoot pistols. Any ideas would be welcome.
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  • gjshaw
    ok guys although my girlfriend will kill my i am getting hungry to get a new gun. the problem is there are so many to choose from and i and i don't want to rush my decesion without proper counsel. first i tmight be best to let you know what i have

    the haves
    colt commander 45
    HS 2000 9MM (now the springfield XD)
    sks paratrooper with a folding stock
    SAR 1 (ak 47)
    Finish mosin nagant B barrel
    Browning BL 22
    remington 870
    black powder shotgun
    black powder pistol

    the maybes
    1903 springfield if i wasn't too late to the CMP

    the wants
    yugo mauser 8mm
    cetme 308
    enfield 303
    savage 10fp tactical or remington pss 308 or 300ultra mag
    m1 garand
    M1A1
    preban AR 15

    the should get
    a bigger gun safe
    sorry this is spread out
    mdcac
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  • gjshaw
    I just received my C&R, what should i buy? [:D]
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  • Cubslover
    Ruger Single Six or Mark III

    Browning Buckmark


    Of those three, I'll take a Single Six or Buckmark.
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  • gjshaw
    Cubs, the kids hands are not as big as ours, so not having ever shot the ones you listed, are the grips big or not?
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by gjshaw
    Cubs, the kids hands are not as big as ours, so not having ever shot the ones you listed, are the grips big or not?


    It depends on the model. Standard Mark III's and Buckmarks are pretty thin. If they are pretty small children, I'd go with a Single Six or a Ruger Bearcat.

    The sweet thing about the Single six is your ability to change from a 22lr to 22mag and back. They will typically come with both cylinders.

    The Bearcat is considerably smaller, but still a single action revolver that is a ton of fun. It'd be the best choice for little ones.
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  • Daddie_Tom
    S&W model 63. Small frame 6 shot revolver. If you want a larger frame go with the 617. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=84622724
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  • gjshaw
    The bearcat looks perfect for what I want, now all I need to find is a good semi. to go with it.
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  • gjshaw
    Is the S&W 63 a single or double action?
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  • Daddie_Tom
    Double
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I am getting 2 of these for my kids. They come with both .22lr and .22mag cylinders and they have a good safety on them too.

    http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=84845803

    I have actually shot one of them and they are a decent little low cost gun.

    The price shown on that auction is not too bad as dealer cost on those is about $160
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  • reddnek
    I never owned a Bearcat but I do love my Single six with interchangable cylinders
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  • tazzer
    you wont go wrong by getting a Bearcat[:D]
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  • gjshaw
    I have been on the auction side and have been looking at the buckmark. I like the looks of the camper specials in stainless. I am putting in a bid on one and I hope to get it. IF I find a good deal on a bearcat then I will bid on one of those also, but the wife wants me to get the S&w 63.
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    I would buy a Single Six. My daughter could manage my neighbor's Single Six when she was 10 years old.
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  • Nighthawk
    Ruger MK II or MK III 22/45 semi-auto .22 pistol. You cant shoot them enough.
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  • TooBig
    I think you should buy one of each and try them out and let us know, you can never have enough 22's [}:)][}:)][:D]
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  • gjshaw
    I plan on getting just 2, no matter what the wife wants.
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  • bhale187
    quote:Originally posted by Nighthawk
    Ruger MK II or MK III 22/45 semi-auto .22 pistol. You cant shoot them enough.

    +1
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  • Dakota308
    walther p22 buckmarks both small and easy to hold
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