purpledragon
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So light, and shoot surprisingly well. Deadly on Squirrel with a 14gr. 22 pellet
and a 22 blank behind it.......
and a 22 blank behind it.......
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My handiest Lil' .22
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Uhhh...what is it?
purpledragon
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Garcia Bronco, imported by Firearms International.
Thanks. It's interesting. I googled it and learned about something "new to me". Sounds like a fun gun!
gunsmagazine.com
The Bronco .22 LR Survival Rifle
These nifty little rifles were first built in Accokeek, Md., in 1967. Those early examples bore neither markings nor serial numbers and sported an MSRP of $9.95
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purpledragon
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Really wish I had the .410 as well......
Look at Chiappa...Lil Badgers! .22 lr, .22wm., .17 and 410
JustMe2
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I don't think you can beat a Ruger 10/22. They are short, light, very accurate, and reasonably priced. Another good "survival" firearm would be a .22 pistol.
LOL....We used to do this as youngsters. I had an old Marlin 22, and since we used those cheap, tiny, crimped blanks for dog training, bird scaring from gardens, etc, I would push a 22 cal pellet into the rifling and place that blank behind it. Surprisingly, it shot fairly accurate and with enough power to kill birds and close range squirrels.So light, and shoot surprisingly well. Deadly on Squirrel with a 14gr. 22 pellet
and a 22 blank behind it.......
Later in my young 20's, I began playing around with nail gun blanks given to me by a construction friend. Those things were much more powerful and raised the level of range to kill small game.
purpledragon
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I'm in Choctaw Co. Not real far from Calhoun....
purpledragon
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I've got 10-22's also.........This thing weighs 2 1/2lbs....
Also have the MKII Govt Target Model Pistol......
And only cost 10buck at time of purchase!!
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purpledragon
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The lil silver tube on bottom of stock skeleton hold extra rounds.....Thanks. It's interesting. I googled it and learned about something "new to me". Sounds like a fun gun!
The Bronco .22 LR Survival Rifle
These nifty little rifles were first built in Accokeek, Md., in 1967. Those early examples bore neither markings nor serial numbers and sported an MSRP of $9.95
purpledragon
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I'll sell it!!!!!!!!!
For 600bucks......LOL.....just kidding, Unc gave it to me,
may have um bury it with me..lol
For 600bucks......LOL.....just kidding, Unc gave it to me,
may have um bury it with me..lol
I'm Always amazed at how small this big world is.
