Thanks for all the complements guys! I'm a bit of a rimfire addict, but I do enjoy making some big noise and recoil every now and then.
Perhaps I could give a brief run through on the pics.
The Single Six is a 6 1/2" NM convertable, i've polished the grip frame and ejector rod housing, as they were pretty beat up. I really like the way it turned out, and I quite enjoy shooting it.
The Super Blackhawk is a 1964, without the update. Fun to shoot, and quite accurate, even in my hands. I shoot it better than the GP100.
The Mark I is a "liberty" gun, seems to have been refinished to a matte black somewhere along the lines, and it has target grips and a very nice trigger!
The GP100 is a 4.2" (107MM) barrel, one MM longer than the legal minimum for canada, any shorter and it would be prohibited. Stupid, huh?
The 22/45 is just another 22, nice gun, fun to shoot.
The 10/22R was my first rifle. The barrel has since been rechambered and recrowned, it's had a trigger job and a few other items tweeked or polished along the way.
The No. 1 is just another pretty face.
The 96/22 is wearing a 10/22CRR barrel with fibre optic sights, a hex takedown screw and a metal butt plate.
The AMT is something of a rarity and I couldn't let it pass me by.
The stainless 10/22 is a just another project....
The 10/22 carbine is from a friend, and it's the same year as me. Nothing special otherwise. Oh, and my B-day is oct 22! 8)
you have one for every occasion :!: Bet that modified 10-22 is a tack driver 
