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Ripsaw wrote:Nice Grips!!

Did you make them??

Shiloh

No, they are the Walther large size laminate wood. They feel great in the hand and give a very consistent grip.

So far the PPK has performed flawlessly for me. I don't know how many rounds I have through it, but zero malfunctions as of yet.

bgreenea3 wrote:I like the grips on that ppk....I had the rubber pachymars on my ppk/s for a bit then went back to the plastic factoy grips but don't really care for them. are those rosewood?

Hogue Goncalo-Alves wood.

Go for it. Sounds like it will be a great carry gun with those changes.

mk 70, I have a 10/22T pretty much the same as yours, except mine has the blued barrel. I have 4 Tasco scopes, a 2.5x10x42AO, a 6-24x42Ao and 2 10-40x50AO's plus a Barska 8-321x50AO and they all work as well as my old eyes. Can not see spending more than the rifle cost for a scope too impress some ...

Bullseye wrote:That's a nice looking 10-22! Does it have the plastic or metal triggerguard? I really like that laminate stock.

R,
Bullseye

Plastic, but it seems to do the job so far.

Bullseye wrote:Very nice! I like those grips. Did somebody break into their 401K?

R,
Bullseye

I sold my Pardini SP .22,a Ruger MK III, and a S&W 1911 to pay for it. The thing is so accurate it's crazy. Best gun I've ever owned.

Not yet. And I hope it stays that way....ouch

I got this Ruger 10-22 target for a steal. NIB stainless with a Tasco variable scope. The glass is cheap, but will be fine for a squirrel/plinker rifle at under 100yds. Fun rifle!

Take your time. Especially in the timed fire stage. 20 seconds is WAYYYYYY longer than most people think.

Breathe. Relax. Slow, steady trigger squeeze.

Finally, have fun. You'll be addicted.

My daily carry gun (off duty) is a Walther PPK stainless in .380.

I use a Tauga belt slide holster.

Finally decided to get serious in my bullseye effort. I bought a Walther GSP .22 and the new Walther GSP Expert .32 S&W long barrel for it too. Both have Walther optical mounts and I red dotted both barrels. I have been shooting steady 288's with both barrels in NRA gallery matches. I shot an 1800 l...

The first time you replace an extractor it can take a while. After a few times your elapsed time is down to just a minute or two. If the extractor was causing the problem the VQ extractor will solve it. R, Bullseye The VQ extractor seems to have cured the problem. I only ran 30 rounds through the g...

Well I replaced the stock extractor in my Mark III with the VQ ExactEdge model. It went in easy enough, took about a half hour total to swap out. I am gonna shoot a bullseye match tonight and see if this solves my ejection issues with this gun. Cross your fingers, Don't want any more alibis......

OpsMgr wrote:Yo mk70ss - What rings are those on your pistol?

Not sure of the manufacturer, but they came with the Adco red dot.