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Post by runningboar on Aug 28, 2006 18:59:14 GMT -5
 These are not all rimfires  the bottom two are Jim Stroh custom Vaqueros. Chris |
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Post by jb on Aug 29, 2006 20:34:11 GMT -5
Jim does nice work doesn't he? I suppose he is still at Alpha Precision.
How do you like the Tac Sol upper?
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Post by runningboar on Aug 29, 2006 22:59:02 GMT -5
Yes Jim is still at Alpha Precision, his work is absolutely top notch, and he lives in Comer, GA which makes him a neighbor of mine, about a 20 minute drive from my parents house. I love the Tac sol upper, it shoots like a dream, the integrated scope mount and rear sight is trick as hell, and it is very light on that 22/45 frame, but it is not so light I that I can't hold it steady, the 8" barrel gives me a long sight radius and I can shoot it really well. It is the gun that is with me almost 100% of the time, I carry it in a special pocket on my daypack with a 100 rounds of dynas, it has killed more than one critter for the pot too. On a trip to Texas me and my son kept the whole camp in fresh meat with our pistols him shooting the single six and me the 22/45. I take a lot of ribbing for it being purple but that was the only color avalailable in the 8" and it shoots the same as any other color I reckon.  |
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Post by jb on Aug 30, 2006 11:37:17 GMT -5
I was kinda thinking of a Tac Sol upper (to reduce weight) on a 22/45 that would wear a scope or Ultradot.
I understand the Tac Sol barrels are very accurate.
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Post by runningboar on Aug 30, 2006 18:15:12 GMT -5
I was kinda thinking of a Tac Sol upper (to reduce weight) on a 22/45 that would wear a scope or Ultradot. I understand the Tac Sol barrels are very accurate. I have never measured groups but I really don't have too, mine is more accurate than I can shoot it. If all tac sol products are like mine I can't say enough good things about them, my gun is perfect for what I want it for. Chris |
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the bottom two are Jim Stroh custom Vaqueros. Chris