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What's that Tony, I like!

Buckmark. But ive done a lightened barrel with carbon sleeve. Large fingergrooved target grips with thumb shelf.
Trigger is 2lb1oz quite happy with it as it is. Its crisp.
ive milled drilled and tapped the slide and made a slide racker so i can cock it easier. I suffer with fibromyalgia and have been gradually loosing strength in my hands. I found it annoying to grip and pull the slide back as my hand either slips off or cramps up.
with no scope it weighs 1066g. Im going to experiment with red dot or scope. Hoping to try 1500 match with it next year so its got a bushnell trophy 2-6x32 on top. Nice scope
next on job list is to make a new rail for it. As well as larger mag release and a straight blade trigger.

Finally managed to get around to sorting a dedicated lower for my Bradley Arms .22 ( was using it on my BAR15 lower )

Went a bit old school with the buttstock.

And I replaced the scope with some irons as I want to keep my hand in with iron sights - I was finding that using scopes exclusively was "spoiling" me and it showed a little when I have to use irons.

Mine :-)

breacher wrote:Finally managed to get around to sorting a dedicated lower for my Bradley Arms .22 ( was using it on my BAR15 lower )

Went a bit old school with the buttstock.

And I replaced the scope with some irons as I want to keep my hand in with iron sights - I was finding that using scopes exclusively was "spoiling" me and it showed a little when I have to use irons.

I do like the look of that!

CZ 455 .17HMR, custom bolt handle, Yukon Photon NV with MN400, Boyds Tacticool stock and a SAK mod.
Will get a dedicated .17 mod at some point and a full cerakote.

Pew, pew.

This is easily the silliest .22 I've ever seen. It's a TSC 1911 in a carbine conversion kit.

I like it.

HALODIN wrote:I like it.

Me too, however it does look a bit odd with the stock and the silly extension bar we have to have on pistols.