Gobango - Handgun - Single Shot

Handguns -- Single Shot

Just Two - Thompson Center Contender - same frame, different barrels

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This frame, with its Pachmeyr furniture will accept a good many barrels. Here the .223 Rem which has to be a real favorite. When rested this can all but equal or outshoot a Ruger 77 MkII rifle at 100 yards! Only two other barrels at present - the 44 Magnum and a .45LC/.410.

The Redfield 'scope is good but shares the usual problem of extended eye relief 'scopes maintaining a solid sight picture if moving one's eye out of 'scope alignment. Recoil is modest and the trigger is predictably a dream.

This frame, with its Pachmeyr furniture will accept a good many barrels. Here the .44 Magnum which is amazingly accurate. It is used less than it might simply because the .223 usually wins the day! Only two other barrels have been obtained - the .223 Rem and a .45LC/.410 but sure could enjoy a few more!

The Leupold 'scope is excellent but shares the usual problem of extended eye relief 'scopes keeping a solid sight picture if deviating one's eye out of 'scope alignment. Recoil is modest and the trigger is silky smooth.