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Not a mislabel at all, the AR-15 name has been around longer than the M-16 designation. Aside from the early rifles that had AR-15 stamped on them colt also sold select fire rifles marked with AR-15 up until the 86 machine gun ban.

Ruger MK series or a Browning buckmark if you want something target styled. Ruger SR22 or a S&W M&P22 if you would prefer something a little more tactical.

My S&W 28-2 Highway Patrolman . I'm going to end up with a 686+ soon enough, my will power is not strong enough to resist.

Never said it would be cheap, but from what I have found the M&P works great with the slidefire. If it doesn't I'll sell the stock and call it a lesson learned. If it does work I'll be having lots of cheap .22 fun.

I'm tall with really long arms, while pumping it I would often elbow my self. That along with the chance to make a couple hundred more than I had in it is why I decided to part ways.

Everyone wanted to try this one, I have since found it a new home but it was fun. Kel-Tec KSG 12G bullpups for those wondering.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3dKvG3n3a8&feature=youtube_gdata_player They work, requires a lighter trigger though.

Can't go wrong either way, I really like my M&P and would buy another again. The biggest advantage for the M&P is the ability to use AR triggers and furniture, I would really like to get a 50 round drum and a slide-fire stock for it.

Ethics of using .223 aside, it is not legal for deer in most states.

The debate between Direct Impingement and Piston Systems is something people on both sides get far to strung out about. Here's an article that explains. http://www.americanrifleman.org/m-articlepage.aspx?id=2297&cid=4 I currently have a piston AR and have built and owned DI guns in the past...

Well .223/5.56 would be out of the question. I don't know about elk but 6.5 and 6.8 would be good choices for deer. If you step up to the AR10 in .308 that would easily cover most anything you could hunt in North America.

Also consider the FN FNP/FNX 45, excellent pistols that are fully ambi and hold 15+1 rounds.

The Ruger P series pistols are very reliable, a bit crude and not the most ergonomic but it won't let you down.

I'll show off a few. Some polymer fun. And .22 plinkers.

A rimfire only forum would be cool, pistols and long guns could be mixed.

That SS MKII is beautiful, I'm a fan of them too. Would love to find one in SS for a sane price.

I have two, H&K P30 for my plastic gun needs. And my grandpas S&W .357 28-2 is my overall favorite, something about the heft and function of a wheel gun that can't be beat for me.

Welcome from a fellow Kansan.

I love the older Gerber multitools, the newer ones don't have much appeal.

I bought my JRC 9mm carbine from them, fantastic prices but their CS and especially ship time (2 weeks) has made me less than enthusiatic about buying from Buds again