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USP45usp · March 31, 2005, 09:48 PM

.22's are the best.

I have a semi-auto .22 to practice using semi-automatics (Browning Buckmark), a .22 revolver to practice using revolvers (.22 heritage), and a .22 Jennings to practice using a "mouse gun"

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There's nothing like spending $20 in ammo, going shooting all day, and still come home with ammo, very dirty guns, and a big

on your face. The best time that one can have for under $21 dollars IMNSHO

.

Wayne

March 31, 2005, 09:48 PM	#5
USP45usp Junior member Join Date: May 17, 2000 Location: Eugene, OR Posts: 3,427	.22's are the best. I have a semi-auto .22 to practice using semi-automatics (Browning Buckmark), a .22 revolver to practice using revolvers (.22 heritage), and a .22 Jennings to practice using a "mouse gun" . There's nothing like spending $20 in ammo, going shooting all day, and still come home with ammo, very dirty guns, and a big on your face. The best time that one can have for under $21 dollars IMNSHO . Wayne