Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


So you chose a big boat, as you would have us believe. What does
that compensate for? A small narrow mind, I'll bet.
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On 6/17/16 1:21 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


So you chose a big boat, as you would have us believe. What does
that compensate for? A small narrow mind, I'll bet.



If you find your way up here, call first and see if you can stop by for
a shotglass full of CLP or, if not, a barrel sniff.

Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 1:21 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


So you chose a big boat, as you would have us believe. What does
that compensate for? A small narrow mind, I'll bet.



If you find your way up here, call first and see if you can stop by for
a shotglass full of CLP or, if not, a barrel sniff.t?


CLP ?
What dat.
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Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for
cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or
a BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


Since you mention your LITTLE truck, I never saw a Consumer Reports
article that panned a vehicle to the point that is was comical to read.

On Fri, 17 Jun 2016 21:26:05 -0400, Alex wrote:

Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for
cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or
a BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


Since you mention your LITTLE truck, I never saw a Consumer Reports
article that panned a vehicle to the point that is was comical to read.

I've never read a review that put down anything to such a degree and was funny as hell in the
process.

On Fri, 17 Jun 2016 11:27:45 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.

Focusing on genitals again, Harry? Something wrong with you?

Poquito Loco Wrote in message:
On Fri, 17 Jun 2016 11:27:45 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.

Focusing on genitals again, Harry? Something wrong with you?


No doubt about it. As it were.
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