I recently picked one of these fine pistols up from Tradex. I had shot one about 30 years ago and liked it a lot. It's a nice semi auto chambered for the 22lr. This one seems to have had the trigger reworked as it has a very crisp/light release. It still has that terrible feature I had forgotten about where the mag release on the bottom of the butt utilizes the hammer strut spring to maintain its hold on the mag.
Overall, it's a very well made and ergonomically correct pistol for people with medium size hands. The rear sight is adjustable for windage and the front sight is replaceable for elevation.
This one has a broken grip, which is made from some sort of plastic and refuses to accept any glue or resin combination to put it back together. Replacements are unobtainable so I will have to come up with some other way to put it back into good tic.
I shot it today and it lives up to its reputation for accuracy. Other than the grips, condition is 90% or better. The bore is perfect without any noticeable throat erosion. It does prefer standard velocity cartridges over the high velocity fodder.
Anyway a great pistol for under $275 delivered to my door.
If you really need to see pics, just Google Unique D6 22lr.
Overall, it's a very well made and ergonomically correct pistol for people with medium size hands. The rear sight is adjustable for windage and the front sight is replaceable for elevation.
This one has a broken grip, which is made from some sort of plastic and refuses to accept any glue or resin combination to put it back together. Replacements are unobtainable so I will have to come up with some other way to put it back into good tic.
I shot it today and it lives up to its reputation for accuracy. Other than the grips, condition is 90% or better. The bore is perfect without any noticeable throat erosion. It does prefer standard velocity cartridges over the high velocity fodder.
Anyway a great pistol for under $275 delivered to my door.
If you really need to see pics, just Google Unique D6 22lr.
