Erma 22 carbine..?

rhuff · 04-06-2012, 08:13 PM

I will have to play the "devil's advocate". I have owned my two Erma Carbine .22 since the very early 1980s. They were both purchased new, so no "bubba" did any gunsmithing on them. They were complete with box, etc.

My Ermas are pretty dependable once I found the ammo that they liked (not high velocity type). What is interesting is that one can NOT mix the two mags up, or you really have a jam-o-matic in both guns.

Simpson's has a LNIB with everything, and I believe that he is asking $995.00!!! He hasn't sold it, and it has been advertised for some time now. I have to run my Ermas pretty wet with lube, and keep them clean, like my real Lugers.

04-06-2012, 08:13 PM	#6
rhuff Patron LugerForum Patron Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Az. Posts: 2,315 Thanks: 2,751 Thanked 999 Times in 734 Posts	I will have to play the "devil's advocate". I have owned my two Erma Carbine .22 since the very early 1980s. They were both purchased new, so no "bubba" did any gunsmithing on them. They were complete with box, etc. My Ermas are pretty dependable once I found the ammo that they liked (not high velocity type). What is interesting is that one can NOT mix the two mags up, or you really have a jam-o-matic in both guns. Simpson's has a LNIB with everything, and I believe that he is asking $995.00!!! He hasn't sold it, and it has been advertised for some time now. I have to run my Ermas pretty wet with lube, and keep them clean, like my real Lugers.