Where to find a Ruger SP101 .22?

Johnn Peterson said:
Sorry. I'll correct that in future.
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It's all good :cheers:




Just jealous
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Nester said:
How does "Gunbroker" work? All the listings I see are down in the US and no import information
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Go on the irunguns website, irunguns.ca . They make it pretty easy and they are a site sponsor. Joining gunbroker not too hard either. But be careful, a lot of fun toys down there, hard to stay disciplined.
 
I put $50 down on one nearly 2 years ago at Proline in Calgary. Thanks for reminding me! This wait is just a bit too ridiculous.
 
I was interested in getting a sp101 when they first came out. Unfortunately none were available anytime soon so I picked up a Bearcat to fill the void. I haven't thought much about the sp101 since. Love shooting the little Bearcat!

Personally....I never get tired of seeing repeat pics of "toys" I can't have e.g.. 12(6) especially revolvers
Johnn...what's the story behind the framed moose head in most/all your pics? Just curious.
 
johNTO said:
I was interested in getting a sp101 when they first came out. Unfortunately none were available anytime soon so I picked up a Bearcat to fill the void. I haven't thought much about the sp101 since. Love shooting the little Bearcat!

Personally....I never get tired of seeing repeat pics of "toys" I can't have e.g.. 12(6) especially revolvers
Johnn...what's the story behind the framed moose head in most/all your pics? Just curious.
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'Mr. Moose' was the first big game animal I ever hunted in my youthful hunting beginnings and shot my first when I was 13 or 14. It was and is my favorite big game animal, not only to hunt but also as table fare. My den and reloading rooms have;) numerous examples of Moose memorabilia form a Moosehead Beer sign



to a couple of stuffed examples my Granddaughters play with on visits.



When I started taking firearms photos, primarily for record keeping, I included a couple of different Moose 'artifacts', starting out as a Moose coaster for handgun photos



and a Moose trivet, that I got for a Christmas gift, in long gun photos.

 
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