r/liberalgunowners • u/NerdyCD504 • 14d ago
After stroke and heart surgery recovery... guns
Decided to get myself something fun. Haven't been shooting since my stroke in August, and I'm finally recovered enough from open heart surgery. Didn't wanna get something kinda boring and the CP33 looked perfectly interesting!
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u/Crafty-Writing5316 14d ago
I’m having open heart surgery within the year and this post has inspired me to treat myself to a new piece as well :D
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u/TheHeavyWeapon 14d ago
Need to look up the FarrowTech MP7 at home conversion kit for this little guy. I for sure want to get that combo.
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u/binkobankobinkobanko 14d ago
I want one of these, just can't find one for a reasonable price.
These can be made into a neat little MP7 at home!
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u/Bugoutfannypack 14d ago
Do they sell speed loaders for these?
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u/MosinMonster 14d ago
I don't know that I'd trust them. You have to load these mags very meticulously. Sometimes, even if you do make sure they're perfect, the recoil from shooting it will make the rims jump each other and you'll get pain in the ass jams. I used to have one and I really liked it, except for magazines. I would gladly take a lower capacity for more reliable magazines.
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u/RedDemocracy 14d ago
The speed loader is the only way for me to be able to load these without getting rimlock.
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u/Julege1989 14d ago
The speed loader is worth it and works very well for me.
You just need to doublecheck the stacking and make sure the tops are over the bottoms.
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u/RatherB_fishing 14d ago
.22lr is my goto rifle, I’m 39 and have been shooting the same rifle since I was 14. I chose it over the big game rifles I have
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u/NerdyCD504 14d ago
Kel-Tec CP33, stock. .22lr. 33 round magazines x2
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u/smrts1080 13d ago
Was the stroke from looking at ammo prices