I'm watching this video during the "pandemic" and I am thinking what kind of meds is the host on? I think I would of loved to have a clear conversation with the "this, that and the other fellow. I'll say this, "He loves his 22s". And that's good enough for me...
It got scary at the end talking, need skill level to operate in field, not for beginners, committed to the "system" to field a global system... blah blah. They are just guns, 22's not hard guns to shoot. I have a MkIII and Buckmark, both great guns, and they're for plunking not world holocaust zombie apocalypse global system.... Mine are pretty stock. Have Bushnell Red Dot on one; no need for trigger jobs, they both shoot nicely.
+gmcjetpilot Amen, brother. Im not a beginner, but by no means an expert shot either. My buckmark was fantastic out of the box and still is. My dad has had Mk IIs and MKIIIs, and a Mk II was the first pistol that I ever shot. How one of these is difficult to operate, that is a complete mystery. And as far as disassembly in the field and needing tools, who cares. 99.99999% of people will never disassemble their gun in the field out of necessity. If you maintain one of these it will literally never need to be taken apart or need components replaced. This was a pointless rambling with no objective or conclusion except to show how many of these seemingly identical guns are in his possession currently.....
Nice collection. I just wish people would stop calling all firearms "WEAPONS" in their videos. It's not helping us (gun lovers). It sounds even more laughable when applied to target pistols. Please guys... They are pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns, etc.... Just don't call them weapons...
I was here and tried to watch this video some eight months ago, and I am still trying to understand what the heck you're saying. It is clear that apparently I'm not the only one who is stuck in trying to figure out what you said. So here's a plan,...why not re-do this video , slow down, and say what you mean but S L O W L Y ?.
So if I understood you correctly, your objective was/is to obtain or create the best "survivor" pistol. I think you're reinventing the wheel. It's simply a matter of what's most comfortable for you, or what best suits your needs. When you "do a trigger job" in addition to installing a Volquartsen kit, would you mind detailing your steps? Thanks in advance; I appreciate it. Thanks for the video. Lots of nice rimfires on the table there.
well i didn't get his point either. rambling on and on. i'm making this comment to warn against the newer buck marks. i paid up for one just today and probs after four rounds thru the 2nd mag. the browning guy was full of excuses, try this try that, yada yada. so i did. and the same old crap would not eject , the ejector had bent in just 14 shots. thankfully my dealer is a stand up guy gave me a full refund. the older model had a good rep. just beware of the new ones. this is just my opinion, results may vary
Dude any of the slabs for sale?? What would you get the slab or the BM stainless.. PS if you are interested in a sale you can ship to my local FFL and I can use paypal. I just cant find a Used good condition slab....HELP ME OUT!!!
Sherpaful Now I have had the exact opposite experience. My Buckmark never jammed, but my MK III would every now and then, and on good CCI Mini Mags. I don't shoot cheap bulk ammo.
Sherpaful I own them both, and the SW 22A. all are as equally accurate, my preference is the Buckmark, not as heavy, good fit for my hand and not finicky at all, my main gripe with the Ruger is that i need to blow with a gun spray a couple of times when i go shooting no matter what ammo I use. now in 22lr rifles nothing beats my plain ol Ruger 10/22.
Nice rifles! Er, pistols. Nice we got at least one safety check! I love my .22s for plinking at the range or in the desert. But exactly where “in the field” do I have to worry about a mass-produced rimfire to perform perfectly reliable?
I'm watching this video during the "pandemic" and I am thinking what kind of meds is the host on?
I think I would of loved to have a clear conversation with the "this, that and the other fellow.
I'll say this, "He loves his 22s".
And that's good enough for me...
its fun to do drugs then make a video about your gun colletion
Dont do drugs kids, especially don't do drugs then make a video of your firearms collection...
you spend 13 minutes and say nothing of any use to ant one
I only have 1 22 pistol! A Ruger Mark 2
Wow thats a beautiful collection. Awesome video.
U definitely need about 3 more! haha great video!
It got scary at the end talking, need skill level to operate in field, not for beginners, committed to the "system" to field a global system... blah blah. They are just guns, 22's not hard guns to shoot. I have a MkIII and Buckmark, both great guns, and they're for plunking not world holocaust zombie apocalypse global system.... Mine are pretty stock. Have Bushnell Red Dot on one; no need for trigger jobs, they both shoot nicely.
+gmcjetpilot Amen, brother. Im not a beginner, but by no means an expert shot either. My buckmark was fantastic out of the box and still is. My dad has had Mk IIs and MKIIIs, and a Mk II was the first pistol that I ever shot. How one of these is difficult to operate, that is a complete mystery. And as far as disassembly in the field and needing tools, who cares. 99.99999% of people will never disassemble their gun in the field out of necessity. If you maintain one of these it will literally never need to be taken apart or need components replaced. This was a pointless rambling with no objective or conclusion except to show how many of these seemingly identical guns are in his possession currently.....
So what's going on?
this,that or the other
yada yada yada
What are you talking about? What are your objectives?
Dave Moran You have said what I was about to.
I'm also really confused
+Dave Moran Well, I feel better now knowing that Im not the only one that didnt quite get what he was talking about.
Nice collection. I just wish people would stop calling all firearms "WEAPONS" in their videos. It's not helping us (gun lovers). It sounds even more laughable when applied to target pistols. Please guys... They are pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns, etc.... Just don't call them weapons...
+Mike Heckert Hell, before he called it a weapon, he called it a rifle
Twice.
who's this "we" you keep talking about ?
"this, that, or the other" lol he said that way too much
I was here and tried to watch this video some eight months ago, and I am still trying to understand what the heck you're saying. It is clear that apparently I'm not the only one who is stuck in trying to figure out what you said.
So here's a plan,...why not re-do this video , slow down, and say what you mean but S L O W L Y ?.
Who else is just here for the comments?
So if I understood you correctly, your objective was/is to obtain or create the best "survivor" pistol. I think you're reinventing the wheel. It's simply a matter of what's most comfortable for you, or what best suits your needs. When you "do a trigger job" in addition to installing a Volquartsen kit, would you mind detailing your steps? Thanks in advance; I appreciate it. Thanks for the video. Lots of nice rimfires on the table there.
Nice pistols. Try a Hilljak Quickie Loader - works great loading Ruger Mark pistols.
at 12:10, ha ha have to be committed, not a plinker.... ah thats exactly what these are, plinkers. I love both my Buckmark and my MKII
well i didn't get his point either. rambling on and on. i'm making this comment to warn against the newer buck marks. i paid up for one just today and probs after four rounds thru the 2nd mag. the browning guy was full of excuses, try this try that, yada yada. so i did. and the same old crap would not eject , the ejector had bent in just 14 shots. thankfully my dealer is a stand up guy gave me a full refund. the older model had a good rep. just beware of the new ones. this is just my opinion, results may vary
You keep on saying "we" do you work for Ruger or Browning?
He says story, bu there is no story to any of this..
From now on every time I'll go plinking with my buck mark I'm going to feel like a loser, hahaha!
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I would sell those and get a Hamden High Standard Citation or Trophy
I bet they all shoot identically the same....
Dude any of the slabs for sale?? What would you get the slab or the BM stainless..
PS if you are interested in a sale you can ship to my local FFL and I can use paypal.
I just cant find a Used good condition slab....HELP ME OUT!!!
"we" who? you went from referring to yourself to "WE".
Ruger Mark II competition...rifle?
Buckmark's are finicky as shit. Ruger all the way!
Sherpaful Now I have had the exact opposite experience. My Buckmark never jammed, but my MK III would every now and then, and on good CCI Mini Mags. I don't shoot cheap bulk ammo.
Sherpaful I own them both, and the SW 22A. all are as equally accurate, my preference is the Buckmark, not as heavy, good fit for my hand and not finicky at all, my main gripe with the Ruger is that i need to blow with a gun spray a couple of times when i go shooting no matter what ammo I use. now in 22lr rifles nothing beats my plain ol Ruger 10/22.
Who is "we"?
it's a secret
Your full of your self
Please put link to the 22 with a stock.
Weapon!
What Storie? The stories is there all the same gun and work like a 22 plinker for beginners
That's a lot of the same gun.
Might as well talk about each can of a 30 pack of bud light or whatever he drinks, I'm just laughing about your comment.
Nice show off of your guns, no substance to help or teach anyone
Great video! What are your thoughts on the hunter versus competition MKIII models?
MK3 stainless target !!!
I am very confused but at a higher level....
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
“Honey, I bought another Ruger” “Ok baby” said no wife ever. 😆
My wife already has a Ruger, I would say I bought one for me. 😁
wtf
I enjoyed the video, Thanks
This that or the other
Nice rifles! Er, pistols. Nice we got at least one safety check! I love my .22s for plinking at the range or in the desert. But exactly where “in the field” do I have to worry about a mass-produced rimfire to perform perfectly reliable?
There’s no need to safety check it on video that’s just stupid. He’s a grown man
this guy is just showing off his collection, doesn't give an idea of what you should buy
get the mark III Target, it eats anything you feed it
I think he’s saying he “we” like the hogue grip!
I actually got quite a bit of info out of this video. TC - S