Let's See Your Non-S&W .22 Revolvers!

[steamloco76]

Well all know, love and even hoard Smith & Wesson .22 revolvers from the earliest top break .22 shorts, on up to today's Model 617's.

Well, how about a little phot0 thread love for our OTHER .22 revolvers!

Here are mine:

NOW-Let's see yours!

 

[fat tom]

A couple of Colt Peacemakers.

A 3-screw,un-converted Ruger Single-Six.

A VERY old Colt Police Positive Target in .22WRF.

An old Ruger flat-gate.

A Colt Officers Model Match Target. This might be the .38,but they look alike.

f.t.

 

[dan01]

Arminius (German pot metal) 8 shot swing out.....I have had it 40+ years......Accurate and shoots great......Junk but fun....

My daughter calls it "Dirty Harry's 22"

 

[S. Hammer]

Colt Official Police from 1963:

Colt Officers Model Match:

Colt Trooper:

 

[deanodog]

Here's old faithful. The first gun I bought many years ago. 1000s of rounds through it. Accurate shooter but horrible double action trigger. Single action pretty good.
High standard double nine.

 

[Hillbilly77]

Well, I guess I'll be the bad guy and post the first Taurus of the thread.

A Model 941 .22 Magnum

 

[s&wchad]

 

[Alpo]

Only one I have a picture of. Gonna have to fix that, I reckon.

 

[Big Fred]

Here is a thread I could overload, but won't. I just love to play with .22 handguns and I have a very hard time passing up a good deal on one.

Here's my first. My Dad bought it for me when I was 14. Ruger Super Bearcat. Me and that old Ruger traveled many miles together on my Uncles farm.

This H&R 922 belonged to the above mentioned Uncle and was one of the first revolvers I shot.

I picked up this H&R Sportsman a while back. The above mentioned Uncle had a close friend that had one, not this one, and he let me shoot it a lot when we were together at the farm. When I saw this one it brought back all the old memories and I just had to have it.

 

[Pop's2]

my only 22 revolver.............double action trigger on this one is no worse than my SW9VE

 

[CajunBass]

I had a dozen 22 handguns, most of them revolvers not too long ago, including both a Model 17 anda an 18. I'm down to just this one now.

Dan Wesson

My wife has this Ruger 50th anniversary Single-Six. Her first gun.

 

[feralmerril]

.22 lr colt trooper from late 50`s

.22 LR colt scout from about 1958.

.22 LR ruger single six also from about 1958

I know you said revolvers but I cant resist. .22 LR Hi standerd HDM.
This is a blood gun. A deputy friend found it on top a filling station roof after a guy killed a station owner with it. He caught the guy and the judge gave him the gun after the trial. I traded him out of it. I later found the old ivory grips abd added them.

 

[GNLaFrance]

Ruger Single Six .22LR/.22WMR

 

[sipowicz]

 

[vic3620]

looks like the dan wessons are popular with this crowd.
I had been looking for about three years for a .22 to add to my D.W. collection. this one is a 10" bbl. with a sun shade over the front sight.

vic3620

 

[inspcalahan]

That's cool! Really cool that you still have the box for it too - kind of rare for a gun that wasn't even top shelf at the time it was new, much less holding on to it all these years. The only gun I still have from my childhood is a 20ga JC Higgins pump gun that killed many a bird and rabbit.

 

[sigp220.45]

Colt Official Police .22 from the Lincoln, Nebraska, PD.

Ruger Buntline Single-Six:

A Colt Police Positive Target in .22 WRF that cost me $20 because "you can't get shells for it anymore".

 

[labworm]

Forgive me Father for I have sinned.
Bearcat/Sp101

 

[MP22]

Some very nice revolvers indeed. Thanks to everyone who took time to post pictures.

 

[setxn]

This old 22 is like some of the girls I used to date- too heavy,too short,not very popular but fun and reliable. Shot it yesterday, good little kit gun.