.22 Revolvers

[doddg]

1949 S&W K-22 Masterpiece.

Swweeeeet!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Rong]

Double action, I only have my HR 929 right now, but I have been looking at the new Taurus 942s.
Single action I have my single six and NAA mini . Of course a new S&W or Ruger sp101 might follow me home eventually.

 

[Drotis]

Ruger Single Six. First gun I ever shot. My dad bought it for me to learn to shoot in the early 1970’s. He’s long gone, but I still have it. Still shoot it. Still love it.

 

[Chalky]

Had a few "import" single actions but sold them. Nothing wrong with them just wanted something else. Love my sentinel, double action and shoots nice. Have shot older H&Rs and Iver Johnsons, liked them too. Been considering a Ruger Wrangler. Shooting 22 is fun.

 

[vermilionbird]

I'd really love to get a S&W 317 with the 2" barrel but man those prices on gunbroker make me hesitate. A lightweight, plinker 22 snubby J frame just sounds like loads of fun to me.

 

[Fixer]

The wife just picked up a Heritage Rough Rider with pink birdshead grip. It was only $169 and came with 22lr and 22mag cylinders. She loved the look and was hard to pass up at that price. Shoots well and is a lot of fun to plink with at the range.

 

[TheJoker]

My very first pistol. A very old Colt Police Positive that was given to my Dad in the late 1960s. It was rusty and in need of a new barrel.

When, I was about 14, We took it to an old gunsmith in Shelbyville. He couldn't find a barrel. So, he made one for it and reblued. It cost me $17.50. I put a lot of .22 thru that old Colt.

If I take .22s to the range, it always comes along.

 

[Haven]

I keep being tempted by one of the Ruger Wranglers, to go with my Heritage Rough Rider.

 

[BankShot]

I keep being tempted by one of the Ruger Wranglers, to go with my Heritage Rough Rider.

I've been thinking about getting either a Wrangler or a Rough Rider. Trying to decide between the Wrangler or the 22lr/22 mag Rough Rider. They are about the same price at my LGS.

 

[TitanUp]

Nothing practical by any means but I am fond of the NAA minis. They are just fun to tinker with and throw in your pocket as a backup if need be. I think I have a total of about 6 now. Mainly all 22wmr but one 22lr

 

[SAILORGOLF46]

I have been considering a mini to play with. I am attracted to birds head revolvers but due to RA I am unable to cock a full size single action. Lots of options now from NAA.

Nothing practical by any means but I am fond of the NAA minis. They are just fun to tinker with and throw in your pocket as a backup if need be. I think I have a total of about 6 now. Mainly all 22wmr but one 22lr

 

[doddg]

I have been considering a mini to play with. I am attracted to birds head revolvers but due to RA I am unable to cock a full size single action. Lots of options now from NAA.

I too, have had a couple of NAA guns.
I came close to buying one with a long barrel on it b/c I thought it might be fun to shoot.
The normal short barrel ones I could not hit a 5 gallon bucket with.
I even bought a bigger grip for my .22 magnum, but it didn't really help either.
It was the "gun for when you couldn't have a gun" type of gut gun.

 

[DRob]

I have a Ruger Wrangler which is a hoot to shoot but I spent some time eyeballing a number of Single Six models at Beech Grove Firearms yesterday. Now I wish I had kept the two I sold. One was a convertible, the other was a .17 HMR. Somebody here has them.

 

[Amishman44]

I have an older, 6-shot, Ruger SP101 in .22 long rifle...and it's a hoot-to-shoot!
It's very accurate, has no recoil, and costs little to nothing for an hour of fun!
I taught my kids, and several others, how to shoot safely with it!

 

[Gingerbeardman]

I had the longer-barreled Rough Rider for awhile but didn't care for the balance, I think I'd like to try a .22 in 4.75".

 

[foszoe]

Same here. Whatever else I take to the range, I always include my H&R for some fun.

9 shot with drop out cylinder?

 

[Kirk Freeman]

We are flexing Smith .22s? Have some 17s and a pre-17. Bottom one is 3 digit serial number. September 1946.

Don't make me flex the 18s.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I am such a big wheel (pun, get it?) that I had Ron Cohen at SIG hand make me this Smith & Wesson M43

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Colt Police Positive, 22WRF, it is an obscure caliber, you probably haven't heard of it:

*sips craft beer, rides off on fixed gear bike*

 

[Trapper Jim]

We are flexing Smith .22s? Have some 17s and a pre-17. Bottom one is 3 digit serial number. September 1946.

Don't make me flex the 18s.

Just love the beveled front edge of the 1946. Common in those days.