Erma EP-22 - Stay On or Get Off?

Chinboogie · 11-03-2011, 07:42 PM

I am not as familiar with the Ermas as I am with the Stoegers. My Stoeger is extra clean and after a while of pushing rounds thru its old self it now doesnt mis a blink with any ammo. I mostly use CCI though.

Is this one a dice toss or should I give it a whack(not literally

)? I am familiar with working on all types of firearms and air guns. Plus I have the time on my hand as I am partially disabled by spinal compression. Hopefully temporary. But I cant work or drive so I really enjoy working on guns.

Hypothetically for under 300 is it worth the chance. Is the collectability going to cover the potential investment?

One clue-it looks like its been used a lot(in a good way) not abused but maybe holsterd or a lot of handling.

What say thee?

Thanks-Chinboogie

11-03-2011, 07:42 PM	#10
Chinboogie User Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hoping to get an LA 22 I am not as familiar with the Ermas as I am with the Stoegers. My Stoeger is extra clean and after a while of pushing rounds thru its old self it now doesnt mis a blink with any ammo. I mostly use CCI though. Is this one a dice toss or should I give it a whack(not literally )? I am familiar with working on all types of firearms and air guns. Plus I have the time on my hand as I am partially disabled by spinal compression. Hopefully temporary. But I cant work or drive so I really enjoy working on guns. Hypothetically for under 300 is it worth the chance. Is the collectability going to cover the potential investment? One clue-it looks like its been used a lot(in a good way) not abused but maybe holsterd or a lot of handling. What say thee? Thanks-Chinboogie

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