iterate your .22 handguns

A pic of some:

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J frames, K frames, MKII, a nice old Walther PP from West Germany, a couple of Colts from the 50s.. Kind of a normal assortment.
 
Looks like I need to get to the gun shop... all I have is ruger mark II bought new by me in the mid 1980's. Next one will be a revolver of some type. Something tells me I better get that handled soon :(
 
Due to old age and failing health, I'm in the midst of auctioning off my collection of .22rf handguns, US-made only. ALL are single-shots except the Mossberg Brownies.

.22rf HANDGUNS:
Any marked AT AUCTION are currently offered on well-known gun auction website, if interested.

BIG HORN ARMS PISTOL, .22rf SHORT (1200 made) with orig. box
COLT CAMP PERRY, 8" Second Model (400-450 made, also called Improved Model) AT AUCTION
FIALA ARMS & EQUIPMENT. various configurations (12) (8000 made)
FIALA, marked COLUMBIA ARMS CO. cased set (1 of 6 known)
FIALA, marked SCHALL BROS..
FIALA, unmarked indicates Schall-made (2) 1 AT AUCTION
HARRINGTON & RICHARD HANDY-GUN, SN 226, highest SN reported
HARTFORD ARMS CO. SINGLE-SHOT
HARTFORD ARMS CO. MODEL 1925 semi-auto
HOPKINS & ALLEN TARGET 10" nickeled (2500 made, all variations)
HOPKINS & ALLEN TARGET 8" blued
MOSSBERG BROWNIE 4-shot Variation 0.5 (1-of-4 known)
MOSSBERG BROWNIE 4-shot Variation 1 Patent Pending (2) (33,400 made all variations)
MOSSBERG BROWNIE 4-shot Variation 2 Patent JANUARY 27, 1920 (WRONG MONTH)
MOSSBERG BROWNIE 4-shot Variation 2.5 Patent July 27, 1920 (2) (less than 10 known)
MOSSBERG BROWNIE 4-shot Variation 3 Patent July 27, 1920 (with original box/paper, 1-of-4 known)
MOSSBERG BROWNIE 4-shot UNMARKED. ONLY the Brownie logo. ("Lunchbox gun") AT AUCTION
SHERIDAN KNOCABOUT (spelling IS correct) tip-up single-shot with orig. box
S-M SPORTER, only 600 made 1963 (3) of 4 ser. no. groups
STEVENS MDL. 35 tip-up.
WAMO "Hamilton Dueling Pistol" (2) (Extremely rare, only 8 known) 1 AT AUCTION
WAMO POWERMASTER PISTOL
Unknown, unmarked single-shot breechblock swings up and to left.

It's been a pleasure collecting them over the years, but now it's someone else's turn to enjoy them.

Best regards ~ ~ ~ FLFirearmLover77
 
My 22 caliber handguns

I have managed to fill a rack with 22 caliber handguns. Some I am quite attached to, and others I bought to resell to finance other purchases.My two current favorites, mainly for their accuracy and feel in my hand are-
S & W 22A semi-Auto
and
Taurus Model 990 4" SS

here they are
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I have two FIE Single Action 22's. One is a regular "Buffalo Scout" model,
and the other is a Gold-Plated version called "The Yellow Rose of Texas" Model
Here it is-

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Add to this a Rossi early Model 70, an Iver Johnson SIDEWINDER that I sold today on GunsAmerica, and a couple of Older Taurus revolvers.
 
Sorta slim pickins' at the Idahomike residence these days.
Ruger Single Six 5.5 incher
Same but with a 9.5er
Ruger Ol Model Bearcat
Smith and Wesson 422
High Standard Victor
 
Not bad at all IdahoMike (don't short yourself).

Now the last I heard about ol' 'Slim Pickens' is that he's kinda making himself an 'unwelcome guest' in many a folks home nowadays ;).
 
I've never made a full list, just a couple favorites, so here's what attracted me enough to buy;

Colt Woodsman Match Target 6". My very first gun. A jewel.
Browning Field 5.5. Very nice gun
S&W 622
Walther PPK/S
Daewoo DP22, next to the Colt, my favorite plinker.
American Arms PX22
Beretta 948
Bersa T22
Firestorm FS22, 6" barrel.
Walther P22
Sig Mosquito
Colt Frontier Scout
Walther TPH, a very nice gun
S&W K22, very sweet trigger.
Beretta NEOS
GSG 1911-22, my newest purhase. So far, so good.
 
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My 'collection' is meager, but loved.

Colt Frontier Scout - came with .22 Magnum cylinder, don't really shoot it much as it is Grandpa's revolver, more of a family thing than an everyday shooter.

Smith & Wesson M&P 22 -bought it Monday, love it. That pistol will see many, many rounds in its future.
 
Ruger MKIII Hunter
Ruger SP101
Bersa Thunder 22
Kimber 1911 Ceiner conversion
Taurus 92afs Ceiner conversion
That is the ones that are still hanging around.
 
Add to the list my most recent purchases (all revolvers):
Ruger Single 10
Iver Johnson Supershot 8
Rossi 511

1. Ruger 45/22 Mark III
2. S&W m41
3. Colt Frontier Scout (k-series)
4. Colt Frontier Scout (j-series?)
5. Browning Buckmark
6. Browning Medalist
7. Beretta m71
8. Bernelli 35e(?)
9. S&W Model 17-5 6"
10. S&W Model 17-2 8"
11. S&W Model 18-2
12. Sig Trailside
13. CZ kadet (on P-01 frame)
14. S&W Model 63
15. High Standard Victor
16. S&W Model 617
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highpower3006,

Classic and beautiful guns that made/make America proud :)! One can debate which country makes the best semis, but no one can doubt that the U.S. has been the world's greatest designer/manufacturer of Revolvers.

That said, I was just going to ask you how old is the ammo in the pic?

-Cheers
 
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That said, I was just going to ask you how old is the ammo in the pic?

I'm not real sure, I think the Remington dates from around WWII +or- a couple years. The Winchester is probably from the '50's and I bought the Peters to hunt ground squirrels with when I was around 13 or so (1964). I also have a brick of Sears branded .22's that I bought around the same time.
 
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