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 2 gun competition
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09/26/17 05:56 PM
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JJR43
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There is a place near me that holds 2 gun competitions (rifle and pistol) and you can use 22lr on the range. This is something my wife and I want to get into and like the idea of 22lr. Any suggestions on what rifle/pistol would be best for this type of competition? I currently have the mp 15-22 and my wife has the walther p22 but I am thinking I need a 22 pistol in a full size. Just checking if anyone has experience with this type of competition.
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Re: 2 gun competition
[Re: JJR43]
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09/26/17 07:42 PM
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Korean Redneck
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No experience in competition but I have a few 22lr pistols and the Ruger in whatever model seems to work the best. Mine is the 22/45 lite but all the rugers with similar mechanisms seem to be good functioning.
Last edited by Korean Redneck; 09/26/17 07:42 PM.
I'm a dude who likes long barrels!
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Re: 2 gun competition
[Re: JJR43]
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09/26/17 08:01 PM
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Tactical Cowboy
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There is a place near me that holds 2 gun competitions (rifle and pistol) and you can use 22lr on the range. This is something my wife and I want to get into and like the idea of 22lr. Any suggestions on what rifle/pistol would be best for this type of competition? I currently have the mp 15-22 and my wife has the walther p22 but I am thinking I need a 22 pistol in a full size. Just checking if anyone has experience with this type of competition. You need to take what you have and go shoot. There's no sense in spending money on a game that you haven't experienced yet; you may buy something completely different than what you need. Take the guns you have now, plenty of ammo, and a couple spare mags to the next match. Have fun and enjoy it.
The secret to a long life is to try not to shorten it.
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Re: 2 gun competition
[Re: Tactical Cowboy]
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09/26/17 08:41 PM
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Gwood88
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You need to take what you have and go shoot. There's no sense in spending money on a game that you haven't experienced yet; you may buy something completely different than what you need. Take the guns you have now, plenty of ammo, and a couple spare mags to the next match. Have fun and enjoy it.
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Re: 2 gun competition
[Re: JJR43]
#6903362
09/29/17 04:17 PM
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JJR43
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Y’all are right. I will check it out first then go from there. Guess I was just excited having a reason to get another one.
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Re: 2 gun competition
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09/29/17 05:44 PM
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cyphertext
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Mind sharing where this is? Sounds interesting!
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Re: 2 gun competition
[Re: JJR43]
#6903664
09/29/17 10:23 PM
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JJR43
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