Ruger Single Six Convertable. Quite accurate.
Let's See Your Non-S&W .22 Revolvers!
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Pre war OP
Erich
Member
Had this one converted from .22 LR:
Almost 1500 fps with a 40-grainer from a 4" tube - good enough.
Almost 1500 fps with a 40-grainer from a 4" tube - good enough.
BubbaBlades
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Ruger SP101 .22
Mark
Colt Police Positive .22 WRF
Imshootin
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I've only got one other than my 17-2.
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labworm
US Veteran
I feel much better now, I thought I was the only one that was going to burn in hell. I see I'm going to have lots of company
A couple of Colts...
In keeping with the single action theme, here's a Buntline Peacemaker with both cylinders...
and here's a Police Positive Target from about 1920, if I remember correctly.
In keeping with the single action theme, here's a Buntline Peacemaker with both cylinders...
and here's a Police Positive Target from about 1920, if I remember correctly.
writerinmo
US Veteran
Heritage Rough Rider that I picked up last Christmas for the wife.
labworm
US Veteran
doc540
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stepchild
LedFowl
Member
Taurus Model 94. Stiff trigger on this one.
Art Doc
SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
To everyone showing off your Troopers and OPs in 22 LR I wish I had those and you had a feather in your ear. We'd both be tickled.
forindooruseonly
Member
Does this count?
feralmerril
Absent Comrade
A nice camp perry.
And here's an Iver Johnson target 22, and a Clement folding trigger mini-revolver in 22 short. It belonged to my grandfather.
My grandfather lived next door to a retired customs officer. When the officer died, his widow found some guns she didn't know he had. She was afraid to have them in the house and gave them to my grandfather. This little Clement was one of them. As I remember some of the others were a French Mle 92, 8mm revolver; a Ruby; and an Iver Johnson from about 1894. Just the sort of things he might have taken from immigrants as they passed through customs.
My grandfather lived next door to a retired customs officer. When the officer died, his widow found some guns she didn't know he had. She was afraid to have them in the house and gave them to my grandfather. This little Clement was one of them. As I remember some of the others were a French Mle 92, 8mm revolver; a Ruby; and an Iver Johnson from about 1894. Just the sort of things he might have taken from immigrants as they passed through customs.
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Cocked & Locked
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Colt New Frontier (1972)
Colt Official Police (1937)
And my favorite for some reason...Charter Arms Pathfinder (1965)
Colt Official Police (1937)
And my favorite for some reason...Charter Arms Pathfinder (1965)
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Another satisfied owner of a Taurus 941 in a paddle holster I made for it.
Taurus Model 94. Stiff trigger on this one.
stepchild
I KNEW I couldn't have been the only Taurus owner here!
I was getting a little nervous for a while, though. I thought maybe nobody else was going to admit it.
OP
I recently traded away this Taurus -minus the Weaver scope- and the Ruger SP-101 pictured below. The Taurus was very accurate, but just too heavy. The Ruger didn't live up to the hype and was only a 3-4 inch group gun, even after a Wolff spring kit.
