Mini Master

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Trigun

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Postman show up and I am a happy camper, It is a tiny cute little gun and is a CDN# 60, I should have bought this gun at the first import batch.

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My serial number is lower than yours :p

I ordered 2 sets of grips, one oversized rosewood and one small black ivory but they haven't arrived yet. My hands are too big for the tiny trigger but it is a fun little gun.

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I have a set of folding grips for mine on the way. Useful no, neat yes:). My S/N is also lower FWIW:p. Then again there are over 50 people with one lower than me...
 
Kodiak, I bough you a HiPoint 45 (Wich by the way seems to attract lots of attention at the range), now a minimaster (almost everybody there wanted to try it!!), when will I be getting the HiPoint 995ts carbine and the Bond snake slayer??
 
kalashnikov said:
Kodiak, I bough you a HiPoint 45 (Wich by the way seems to attract lots of attention at the range), now a minimaster (almost everybody there wanted to try it!!), when will I be getting the HiPoint 995ts carbine and the Bond snake slayer??
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No eta yet, but always working on it. I will be sure to let you know when they're incoming :cool:
 
Got out to shoot my Mini-Master today. Pretty accurate for such a small gun but it shoots very low. Front sight creeps left on mine, and with the big cylinder gap it sprays a lot of crap out the sides. Wasn't long before I was looking for a new way to hold the gun comfortably, .22WMR bites you. My hands were covered with carbon and unburnt powder before long as well. It's not really something you take to the range to shoot a few hundred rounds like I did. Still pretty happy with it though. It shot everything I puit through it from .22CB shorts to 30 Grain .22WMR with a hiccup and even shoots those silly little shotshells quite well.
 
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