It was a later gun so probably classed in the bad address batch. However, while I do not think the guns are inherently more accurate than many of today's fine guns, it flat had one thing going for it. Shootability. The grip angle, grips, balance, sighting plane, sight picture, and trigger all worked together to help the shooter stack the bullets on the target. If you missed it was all your fault.
I had a shot at it but with the box, papers, extra weights etc. he wanted $600 and got it. It was too much for what I wanted out of a .22 pistol but I do fondly remember shooting it. A fine piece it was.
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BUYING HIGH STANDARDS
- JT, 2019-03-05, 21:30
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Thanks JT. Duly noted! (nm)
- ChrisG, 2019-03-06, 05:28
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About 20 yrs. ago a friend of mine sold a Victor
- WB, 2019-03-06, 08:31
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THEY DID IT RIGHT! (nm)
- JT, 2019-03-06, 08:44
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Makes you wonder what Happened, did quality drive the price
- SPB, 2019-03-06, 09:41
- A LOT OF THEIR SALES WERE - JT, 2019-03-06, 14:27
- Joe benner, who worked for them, told me they - Gary Reeder, 2019-03-06, 10:52
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Makes you wonder what Happened, did quality drive the price
- SPB, 2019-03-06, 09:41
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THEY DID IT RIGHT! (nm)
- JT, 2019-03-06, 08:44
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About 20 yrs. ago a friend of mine sold a Victor
- WB, 2019-03-06, 08:31
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Thanks JT. Duly noted! (nm)
- ChrisG, 2019-03-06, 05:28