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If you are buying new here's a place to look at..

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/index.php

The .22/45 is a fine plinking and target pistol. The MK-III is a good competition pistol. IMHO. Here's .22/45 with TruGlo Scope. Some VQ parts. http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h268/4Baldy/22R026.jpg Here's the MK-III a Mueller sight and VQ parts. http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h268/4Baldy/10-13...

I owned one and carried it for about a year. They are one tough little pistol that can stand all the .357's you may wish to fire through it. Trigger is a little hard at first but will wear in fast or mine did. I still have the C/T Laser grips for it. With a little practice they make for a hard combo...

I was born the year it all ended but I grew up hearing about it from the folks who lived through it. God bless our Military.

Some times companies do use color coding on small parts so things don't get mixed up on the assembly lines.

One fine looking pistol for sure. Good luck with it.

For a small pocket pistol I like Remora Holsters. They can be used in the pocket or IWB. You can set them at any angle and they say put and they don't print in your pockets. I have used them with guns as large as a G-19 with good success. :D Their Webb Page: http://www.remoraholsters.com/ My Glock-1...

Never heard of them. I quit dealing with ebay many years ago. Their anti gun policy done me in.

Since I got into shooting the .22's everybody around here acts like the M-41's are the greatest things since slice bread. The few I have seen are nothing but jam-o-matics but their owners love them. I guess that's all that really counts. I got one MK-III with over 3,000rds before it had a jam on Bla...

Hi Everyone...I'm a new 22/45 owner and new to the forums...glad to be here! So I became a victim of the field stripping of my 22/45 and was hoping to get input on where I went wrong. I have tried following the instructions on the maintenance page here, along with watching several youtube vids and ...

He told some of us that he has to use a 12lb spring in his revolvers to keep from over running the trigger. He's about as nice a fellow as you would ever want to meet. He's here every year for the USPSA Steel match.

Georgezilla wrote:That's awesome!

This picture tricked me... At first, I thought your daughter was really strong and holding that hog up with one arm.

That little boar weighted almost as much as her at 110lbs...

The sow she got the first day weighted about 120lbs. Thanks for looking gents..

My one daughter just got her first hogs with what was my 1973 Marlin .30-30. Here she is with her new to her rifle and her first boar hog..

I sure can't think of a better way to spend a weekend once in awhile.

First I heard of it. I'll have to check it out..