The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Help in Identifying a fine .22 Target Pistol

fastforty · February 25, 2000, 03:06 AM

I'm embarassed. Someone took my advise, and it was only halfa$$.

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As far as the gun, you never said what the asking price is. Unless the seller can verify that it is a Walther, I don't think that I'd blow a month's rent on it. On the other hand, if my 17 year old daughter liked it that much, and had a good time with me at the range.... well, about all she'd hafta do is smile and bat her eyelashes, ya know? Secondly, if it were a Walther, the reconditioning job would lower it's value. Sounds like you've found a decent little shooter, both the gun, and your daughter.

February 25, 2000, 03:06 AM	#19
fastforty Senior Member Join Date: December 28, 1999 Location: In a kornfield in kalifornia Posts: 1,161	I'm embarassed. Someone took my advise, and it was only halfa$$. Here's the whole story: While you're typing out your response, look just below and to the left of the "Submit Reply" button. Click on UBB Code and it will tell you everything that you need to know to make your posts look very professional. As far as the gun, you never said what the asking price is. Unless the seller can verify that it is a Walther, I don't think that I'd blow a month's rent on it. On the other hand, if my 17 year old daughter liked it that much, and had a good time with me at the range.... well, about all she'd hafta do is smile and bat her eyelashes, ya know? Secondly, if it were a Walther, the reconditioning job would lower it's value. Sounds like you've found a decent little shooter, both the gun, and your daughter.