Long barreled pistol

[abunaitoo]

Saw this on the Brownells news letter.
They put a 10/22 barrel on a Mark 1.
Looks kind of cool.
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[Winger Ed.]

I'm not sure how easy it would be to draw from a holster,
but if nothing else, that long sight radius should help most folks with their accuracy.

[Nelsonholsters]

Well at the very least I'm thinking a low cut from drop down leg holster.
I believe I would just carry a rifle.

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[HATCH]

I am thinking of something else.

Integral Suppressed - wonder how many baffles is in that?

[pcolapaddler]

You could chalk the tip and shoot pool with that.

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[Hogdaddy]

You could chalk the tip and shoot pool with that.

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I was thinking Par 3 ; )
H/D

[BigAlofPa.]

I have a 16'' Heritage 22 revolver. It's a lot of fun to shoot. And is an attention getter when others are around.

[rockrat]

I think it was made for the Silhouette crowd.

Oops, missed the part about a 10/22 barrel. I was thinking of the 10" barreled 22 pistol

[Texas by God]

It is crying out for a shoulder stock and forend Ala Luger carbine; cool.

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[GARD72977]

You could cut it down to 5.5 inches and make a nice pistol

[Wheelguns 1961]

I know a guy that is in the process of fitting a 10/22 barrel to a single six. I can’t remember exactly how long he was going to keep the barrel, but he says his kids love to shoot the long barreled guns.

[KYCaster]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz7tNgsIf-g

[Burnt Fingers]

I've got a Ruger MK II with a 10" barrel, two Buckmark's with 10" barrels one of each model, and a 12" H&R that was my dad's.

I'd like to get my hands on one of the 14" Buckmark's but they are going for more than a house payment.

I'd get one of those 16" Heritage revolvers if they were built a bit better. I'll settle for one of the 9" Single Six's.

[popper]

'Super' Buntline special? How about the German anti-tank rifle. Shouldered by one and shot by the other.

[gwpercle]

An old saying comes to mind .... " Too much of a good thing . "

Just because you can put an 18 " 10/22 barrel on a Ruger MKI ... that doesn't make it a good idea , just something to look at and wonder ... In heavens name ...WHY ???
Gary

[Mk42gunner]

Having shot more than a few stock 10-22's, my question is why didn't the builder use a barrel with better chance at being accurate?

As a range toy, it could be fun, but I think it would be very awkward to carry afield after small game.

Robert

[fixit]

One of the sweetest little carbines I've ever seen was a factory (I think) work up based on a buckmark frame. It had a 16 inch carbon fiber wrapped barrel, and barely weighed anything. If it shot anywhere near like it looked and handled, it would be a dream. Sadly, it was the only one I ever saw like it.

[Tracy]

I've often wondered why carbine kits haven't been offered for the Ruger pistols. It would make a great, handy little rifle.

[Texas by God]

Having shot more than a few stock 10-22's, my question is why didn't the builder use a barrel with better chance at being accurate?

As a range toy, it could be fun, but I think it would be very awkward to carry afield after small game.

Robert

They probably wanted to " keep it all Ruger".
But you make a good point.

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[1006]

My 10/22 is very accurate.....I must of just been lucky.