O/U Playguns

ZVP · September 22, 2011, 03:42 PM

I have toadmit that I shoot my Derringers a lot! They're a ball to takeout and just shoot for the fun of it. I have a .22 R/F Davis and a .38 Special.Cobra. Both are re;ativelly inexpensive to shoot and there is a pratical side to shooting so much and that's that should tou ever need to use the little guns for real, you are pratices=d with it and won't be fumbling around. You'll have the saferys all sorted out and be ready.
The little 22has some bad habitslike having the shells swell upandstick towherethe extractor won'tpulltheemptiesout. (Iuse a long GolfTee) to kick the spent shells out. The .38's extractor is a lot easier to eject the emptys without sticking. Yep Derringers are a lot of fun!
ZVP

September 22, 2011, 03:42 PM	#1
ZVP Senior Member Join Date: June 20, 2009 Posts: 1,102	O/U Playguns I have toadmit that I shoot my Derringers a lot! They're a ball to takeout and just shoot for the fun of it. I have a .22 R/F Davis and a .38 Special.Cobra. Both are re;ativelly inexpensive to shoot and there is a pratical side to shooting so much and that's that should tou ever need to use the little guns for real, you are pratices=d with it and won't be fumbling around. You'll have the saferys all sorted out and be ready. The little 22has some bad habitslike having the shells swell upandstick towherethe extractor won'tpulltheemptiesout. (Iuse a long GolfTee) to kick the spent shells out. The .38's extractor is a lot easier to eject the emptys without sticking. Yep Derringers are a lot of fun! ZVP Last edited by ZVP; September 22, 2011 at 03:48 PM.