Smith & Wesson Model 17 K-22
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GOT ONE MINT IN ORIGINAL BOX. BARELY FIRED ALL ORIGINAL. WORK OF ART.
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i had a model 17 with the 8 3/4 barrel, for over 15 years, loved it but i sold it so i could aford a ar 15, some day ill buy anoughter, except next time it will have the 6in barrel, 8 3/4 was just to long,
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The first revolver I shot was one of these. I am now hooked
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i have a 22 smith and wesson very accurate almost no recoil
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Wow have that same gun!
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What a gorgeous .22!
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i have 1 it was pass to me it was originaly owned by my grand father i believe if a pre war acquired my relatives said many of those were xported here in the philippines some said they shoot japanese soldiers in the eyes bcoz it s so accurate! nice video!
flowercy17 3 weeks ago
@flowercy17 yes it probably could hit a jap in the eye.
3OCALM1 2 weeks ago
I've got one of these, and it is an awesome gun. I shoot Steel Challenge matches with it (yes, it is a 6 shot) and routinely beat folks using semi auto 10 shots. The gun is totally stock. The stock trigger is not the lightest in the world, but is very smooth. You can't beat a S&W revolver!
Thanks for the video.
swirlup 4 months ago
@swirlup Mine's got an awesome trigger, too. It's over 50 years old so it didn't have to be lawyer proofed at the factory and it's had all this time to get even better from use.
3OCALM1 4 months ago
This is a classic target revolver from the days when there were many bullseye shooting clubs in the U.S. Many preferred to shoot revolvers because at that time the choice in .22 target semi-automatics was limited to the Colt Woodsman, very expensive or the Ruger Standard model that had fixed sights.
The K-22 could hold it's own against any target pistol available in those days. It was a high precision firearm. i am proud to have owned one for forty years.
oldeafcoot 8 months ago
@oldeafcoot High Standard made some good .22 auto target pistols back in the old days, too.
3OCALM1 8 months ago