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    .22 Revolver

    Thinking about getting a cheap .22 pistol/revolver anyone have any ideas on them? What do you use and recommend? I have a Ruger 22/45 and kinda want a revolver to teach my kids to shoot it.

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    single action or double action?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lonestardiver View Post
    single action or double action?
    Either. You know anything about this one: https://www.omahaoutdoors.com/ruger-wrangler/ ? Seems like a good price on one.
    Last edited by echofiveniner; 09-30-20 at 12:05.

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    I don’t have any personal experience with that model.

    I know that Ruger has made rimfire single actions for awhile now. I believe the wrangler is the cheaper of the ones they have made. Now with that said, not having handled one or shot one I can’t give any real data on them. I know on rimfire central that have a number of sub forums that would have more real world data.

    My only real experience with rimfire revolvers centers around a Dan Wesson double action revolver. But they are not inexpensive and not generally found. S&W as well as Ruger made a few good double action rimfire revolvers as well.

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    Smith's 43 is a superb revo, but may not be in production...saw a used one with an $800 price.
    They make an alloy version currently.
    The older Ruger single actions always had a great rep, and the Bearcats were neat and tiny.
    Their current, inexpensive one should be fine.
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    S&W still makes the 43, cool very light 8 shot .22lr revolver; throw it in pocket for snakes when hiking.

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    I know it is far from fancy, but I have a Heritage Rough Rider in single action. Hugely fun and working well after 500 rounds still...
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    Okay, the 63 is the stainless .22. The lightweight one is the Model 317, and it is a delight to carry. I'm getting the Glock and the Smith model numbers mixed.
    They are worth a consideration; great guns, but not inexpensive.
    The new, partially alloy Ruger is likely the bargain.
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    I like my S&W 18-3.
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    Quote Originally Posted by echofiveniner View Post
    Either. You know anything about this one: https://www.omahaoutdoors.com/ruger-wrangler/ ? Seems like a good price on one.
    I ordered one last week. It was highly praised from what I could find, and people who had the Ruger and the Heritage mostly preferred the Ruger. Granted, no one had anything bad to say about Heritage.


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