I love .22s! – 057
July 23rd, 2009 by Eric Shelton | Filed under Podcast.Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Hey, all! By the time you guys are downloading this episode I’ll already be taking my CCW Instructor’s Course- and since I plan on doing a LOT of free CCW classes, I figured I’d have a lot of students qualifying with a .22 lr. And THAT got me thinking about how much I love .22s in general- so this episode I just kind of go on and on about them being great, with no real agenda or plan. Next week I’ll be back to tell you about the Instructor’s course, and hopefully I’ll have those interviews for you guys soon!
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Tags: .22, 22A, Beretta, Bobcat, Mk. III, NAA, Neos, North American Arms, plinking, Ruger, Single Six, Smith & Wesson, tactical solutions, Tomcat
Eric a taser might be a good choice for campus carry.I dont know if non lethal is legal or not but it might just save your life in a pinch.Check your local laws first. I do know here in MISSOURI you haft to be certified to carry one.
Stumbled across your podcast and listened to the first one listed, found it to be great. I usually just listen to Armed American Radio, which is my local on 920AM Atlanta, and who support GeorgiaCarry.Org. However, I did enjoy yours as well,and will return to listen again. Thanks for the good work and keep it up.
Eric:
I have two .22LR Pistols. One belong to my late father which is an old Ruger that was made between the mid to late 1960′s. Last month I shot for the first time in over 20 years. It fires very well although it does miss fire at times maybe its because of the Ammo being old. I also have a Breatta U22 Neos and Wow it is a long of fun to shot. I loved it so much I wrote an editoral on the Breatta U22 Neos two years ago.
Hi Eric,
I noticed your mention of Gem-Tech silencers. I happen to own an Outback II that I use on my Ruger 10/22.
I don’t have my MkIII threaded, but if you do, you’re welcome to use it (with my being present, as per NFA regulations) for testing.