Help What type of gun is this and how do I use it?

[Done_Surviving]

My dad taught me how to shoot once, but I don't really remember, let alone how to load and remove the security. Honestly this is my last resource because I don't want to get my dad in trouble for the gun and/or make a mess.

 

[Brown-Jacket Revy]

It looks like a Browning Challenger .22 LR 1965 Semi-Auto Pistol according to this website:

https://www.gunsinternational.com/g...emi-auto-pistol-mfg-1965.cfm?gun_id=102106814

Can you look up some videos about it?

And what are your local gun laws regarding ownership of the weapon and legal responsibility if someone kills themselves with it?

 

[Done_Surviving]

It looks like a Browning Challenger .22 LR 1965 Semi-Auto Pistol according to this website:

https://www.gunsinternational.com/g...emi-auto-pistol-mfg-1965.cfm?gun_id=102106814

Can you look up some videos about it?

And what are your local gun laws regarding ownership of the weapon and legal responsibility if someone kills themselves with it?

I will look for some videos, and about the laws, honestly I have no idea. I know for sure that my father has this one and a rifle completely legally under a hunting license. But I don't know what would be the consequences of someone died by the gun. Like I said this is literally my last, last resort. Like I would drink the entire bottle of antifreeze or clorox before using it. But my mind had been itching on the idea that I should at least learn how it works.
Still I will investigate more about gun owning laws in my country. Thanks for everything.

 

[ipmanwc0]

I will look for some videos, and about the laws, honestly I have no idea. I know for sure that my father has this one and a rifle completely legally under a hunting license. But I don't know what would be the consequences of someone died by the gun. Like I said this is literally my last, last resort. Like I would drink the entire bottle of antifreeze or clorox before using it. But my mind had been itching on the idea that I should at least learn how it works.
Still I will investigate more about gun owning laws in my country. Thanks for everything.

If this is a 22lr handgun you shouldn't use it. Or rather, I wouldn't use it it's less reliable

 

[wait.what]

You might want to check out the Firearms Megathread for general firearms info. I seem to recall a debate there about which bullets were the smallest ones practical to do the job, but everyone agreed that .22's were too small.

 

[IWishToDie]

You might want to check out the Firearms Megathread for general firearms info. I seem to recall a debate there about which bullets were the smallest ones practical to do the job, but everyone agreed that .22's were too small.

Yeah, I'd want a hollow point for a headshot. Hook a pistol over your shoulder and shoot above the ear. Goodnight world.