[AndyRexia]

Hey ladies and gents. My name is Robert. From North Carolina. Have loved guns since I was old enough to care. Prior military. Current LEO. 31 yrs old. I'm a big fan of Rugers. The Rugers I own are a 10/22, Mark III target pistol with integral suppressor, and I have a Ruger Wiley Clapp II GP100 on order at the LGS. I have other guns but those are my Rugers. Happy New Years everyone. Stay safe and stay alert.

 

[phideaux]

Welcome to RugerTalk,

Be safe out there, and thanks for serving.



Jim

 

[AndyRexia]

Welcome to RugerTalk,

Be safe out there, and thanks for serving.



Jim

Thanks brother. You too.

 

[DoubleR]

Howdy! My grandfather was from North Carolina. Best man ever besides my husband.
We're happy to have you!
Thank you for your service!
Happy New Years to you and yours too!

 

[AndyRexia]

Howdy! My grandfather was from North Carolina. Best man ever besides my husband.
We're happy to have you!
Thank you for your service!
Happy New Years to you and yours too!

Thank you. Glad to be here!

 

[Tommycourt]

Andy,
Welcome to one of the best forums you could ever join. Plenty of good people here and willing to share all kinds of information. Pics are greatly appreciated, so if you have any to post, please do so as we all enjoy looking. Happy new year and thanks for joining.

Tommy

 

[AndyRexia]

Here's the 10/22 ;-)

 

[AndyRexia]

Mark III

 

[AndyRexia]

Andy,
Welcome to one of the best forums you could ever join. Plenty of good people here and willing to share all kinds of information. Pics are greatly appreciated, so if you have any to post, please do so as we all enjoy looking. Happy new year and thanks for joining.

Tommy

Thanks man. Thanks for having me.

 

[smokier]

Welcome to the forum from Eastern Iowa!

 

[VThillman]

Hi Robert. Nice pictures - better than I can manage usually. The Ruger .22 target pistol has pleased me since I first saw one long ago. I think it's because the appearance of the old Luger it somewhat resembles fascinates me.

[The last entry in smokier's sig - 4: If you can hit where you aim, caliber don't matter... If you cannot hit where you aim, caliber don't matter... always makes methink "Well, the 8 ring is usually close enough."]

 

[AndyRexia]

Hi Robert. Nice pictures - better than I can manage usually. The Ruger .22 target pistol has pleased me since I first saw one long ago. I think it's because the appearance of the old Luger it somewhat resembles fascinates me.

[The last entry in smokier's sig - 4: If you can hit where you aim, caliber don't matter... If you cannot hit where you aim, caliber don't matter... always makes methink "Well, the 8 ring is usually close enough."]

Thank you. Here are two better pictures my father in law took.

 

[buster40c]

Welcome to the forum and liked seeing your pics. I bet you are really going to like the GP100.

 

[AndyRexia]

Welcome to the forum and liked seeing your pics. I bet you are really going to like the GP100.

Thanks. I'm sure I will. Waiting is the hardest part.

 

[VThillman]

Thank you. Here are two better pictures my father in law took.

Excellent layout and focus.

What is the brand of that magazine, and how is it working for you?

 

[AndyRexia]

Excellent layout and focus.

What is the brand of that magazine, and how is it working for you?

It's a Butler Creek. I've only used it once and so far I'm not impressed. Several FTF's. However, the magazine and the rifle were still brand new the time I fired it so maybe they need more breaking in. I'm keeping it for now.

 

[VThillman]

It's a Butler Creek. I've only used it once and so far I'm not impressed. Several FTF's. However, the magazine and the rifle were still brand new the time I fired it so maybe they need more breaking in. I'm keeping it for now.

Ah. I bought a Butler Creek 25 rd, to my regret; there's a post about it around here somewhere.

 

[AndyRexia]

Ah. I bought a Butler Creek 25 rd, to my regret; there's a post about it around here somewhere.

Sounds like we were bit by the same dog. At least it was cheap.