redneck2
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I’m at the age where I’ve been selling off most of my guns. That said, I didn’t have a .22 pistol. Since we have 5 acres and I can go out my door and shoot any time I want, a .22 seemed like a good idea.
Few months ago the LGS had a Ruger Mk III for way cheap. It sold before I got back to get it. So, I accidentally dropped in to check the aisles the week after Father’s Day. There was a Browning Buckmark there that I had seen, but didn’t have the spare cash to get. Marked at $349. I had $50 from Father’s Day, so I take a good look at it. Marked “used”, still NIB, unfired with both mags, all the original paperwork.
Well,I got $50 cash in my pocket. So I ask the manager if he had any wiggle room. He says “how’s $279?” A brand new $475ish pistol for $279........
So, I shoot it for the first time yesterday. Use Federal Auto Match. First shots were way high and it’s wouldn't eject because it was still so tight. Quick sight adjustment and a little lube got it running slick. I was shooting at about 25-30 yards. Pretty consistently hitting targets smaller than a pill bottle.
Few months ago the LGS had a Ruger Mk III for way cheap. It sold before I got back to get it. So, I accidentally dropped in to check the aisles the week after Father’s Day. There was a Browning Buckmark there that I had seen, but didn’t have the spare cash to get. Marked at $349. I had $50 from Father’s Day, so I take a good look at it. Marked “used”, still NIB, unfired with both mags, all the original paperwork.
Well,I got $50 cash in my pocket. So I ask the manager if he had any wiggle room. He says “how’s $279?” A brand new $475ish pistol for $279........
So, I shoot it for the first time yesterday. Use Federal Auto Match. First shots were way high and it’s wouldn't eject because it was still so tight. Quick sight adjustment and a little lube got it running slick. I was shooting at about 25-30 yards. Pretty consistently hitting targets smaller than a pill bottle.