Ruger LCR in .22

[NorthDakota]

http://www.downrange.tv/blog/the-rug...ta-have/12510/


Will you get one?

[ImBroke]

Yes I will. According to the gunblast review the trigger is as nice as the centerfire LCR with reliable ignition. That will be a first with any .22 DA revolver I've owned.

[Jake'sDad]

Be nice if they do a .22 Mag as well.

[Suwannee Tim]

I'll think about it. My wife and I have both carried 5 shooter 38s for years and I have a S&W 22 for practice. They all, S&Ws and the Ruger pretty much all feel the same in the hand so maybe I won't need the Ruger. Might get it anyway. Probably will get it. I carry the 38 on wilderness canoe trips and the 22 might be more useful.

[Dienekes]

Excellent concept and probably utilitarian as all get out--but UGLY. I have often been tempted to get a S&W 2" kit gun to complement J frame snubs but never quite done it. Probably a mistake but I've survived so far without one.

I hope they sell a million of them, but my SKS represents about all the ugly guns I can stand to own.

[bigghoss]

I want one and a LCR.357 and a .22 sp101 and a single 10 and and and...

[blasternank]

I haven't seen that before. I wish they had it in 22 Mag though. I could see a lot of people who are recoil sensitive going with a 22 mag for self defense. 22 lr. I could see getting for practice but I probably wouldn't.

[ST911]

Having a rimfire companion to standard caliber defensive guns is getting to be a must for manufacturers. And for consumers.

[Frailer]

...I have often been tempted to get a S&W 2" kit gun to complement J frame snubs but never quite done it. Probably a mistake but I've survived so far without one...

My 2" Model 63 gets a *lot* of use in practice.

Unfortunately, they're pricey these days. In fact, mine is the most expensive handgun I own.

IMHO anybody who carries an LCR should give one of these very serious consideration.

[Colt-45]

Will definitely be looking into this one.