Perfect plinker

Bob Hafler · 01-30-2012, 15:28

I bought this for myself at Christmas, and I have to say this is one fine plinking pistol. It will eat anything and is very accurate straight out of the box. I do have plans for it though to make it even better yet.

Seems like we lost the P on Plinker somewhere along the way.
lol

allegro · 01-30-2012, 15:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bob Hafler

I bought this for myself at Christmas, and I have to say this is one fine plinking pistol. It will eat anything and is very accurate straight out of the box. I do have plans for it though to make it even better yet.

Seems like we lost the P on Plinker somewhere along the way.
lol

I don't see the pic ??????

HAMMERHEAD · 01-30-2012, 21:51

I would like to see a pic of your linker. (as long as it's not flesh tone)

**DJ Niner** · 01-31-2012, 01:37

Fixed the "P" in plinker for ya.

Photo isn't showing up for me right now (early AM; maybe the photo host site is doing maintenance).

Bob Hafler · 01-31-2012, 05:28

Ok my personal picture didn't seem to work???, I see it though and it is magnificent I might add.

so let try this. Thanks for fixing the "P". Being that most of my pistols have the 1911 grip angle this seems to fit my needs quite well, and knowhere near as hard to break down and reassemble as some make it out to be if you follow the directions in the manual to the "T".

This coupled with the 10/22 and a 550 count box of ammo can take a whole afternoon to shoot. I never really thought I'd enjoy shooting a .22 as much as I have. Always take it with me to the range now to shoot after I'm done shooting the 9mm's and 45 caliber pistols. Being I never plan on carrying this pistol I'm going to do some mods to it. First thing is to get rid of the mag safety.