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Bookmark or Share- Reimported M1 Carbines - The Firearms ForumBlue Sky was a major importer of M1 Carbines and Garands from Korea. Quality of what they imported varied from very poor to very good - but most of what I've seen were the poorer ones. M1 Carbines have always been my favorites - hope you enjoy yours. They are like .22s on steroids.
- History on 922 - The Firearms Forum9 shot cylinder capacity, pull pin cylinder release, blue finish, 6 inch octagon barrel, two piece over size walnut grips saw handle shaped, marked with company name and address on top of barrel, right side of barrel H&R 922 and caliber on left side of barrel. First Variation 1927-1930 serial number range 125270*-144000*(estimate)
- H&R 38 Defender and 38 Smith & Wesson Value | The ... - The Firearms ForumTarget Logo, nickel finish (blue optional), barrel lengths of 2½ (rare), 3¼ (standard), 4, 5 & 6 inches available, top of barrel markings include company name and address and early production has patent dates, the one recognizable difference in the Second and Third Models is the caliber is marked on the left side of the barrel on the Third Model.
- Biggest .22 - The Firearms ForumOf the more-or-less standard .22s out there, the biggest, fattest, fastest is the .220 Swift. Case length: 2.20
- Scope or Red Dot for BL 22? - The Firearms ForumI have gone to traditional optic scopes on my .22's and am in the process of mounting a Burris 4x scope on one of my Ruger pistols. Why? Well at present I am hung up on tiny groups and you just can't do that with red dots I can afford. The sky is the limit on scopes for a .22 from $25 to what ever the pocket book will stand.
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