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  1. #11
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    Default Re: Recommendations for .22lr Revolver

    Quote Originally Posted by MT1 View Post
    $400 for a 999? Wow, they've gone up in price. For that price, a Single Six isn't much more.
    +1 on the single six. If you keep your eyes open you can find a nice used one for $200-$300 at your LGS.
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    I really enjoyed my Taurus 94 when I had it. 9 shot cylinder. They can be found used relatively cheap. Wont be on par with a Smith or Ruger, but a great plinker if you can find one for <$300.

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    Single 6's are great guns, but they suck for having any range fun. I love single actions, but when I want to shoot .22 - it is nice being able to do it without the long reload times. The H&R is a much faster reload, even faster than a swing-out revolver. There is more room to get to the chamber than a swing-out.

    The H&R 999 is a quality gun, and ranks up there with the S&W K22's in accuracy. They also have been going up in value because they stopped making them years ago and more people are just learning about how good of a gun they are.

    The example I mentioned was in very nice shape. It was a "recent"(post 1950, to mid 1990's when the last H&R handgun was made) model, having the vented rib and two piece grips.
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    Quote Originally Posted by knight0334 View Post
    Single 6's are great guns, but they suck for having any range fun. I love single actions, but when I want to shoot .22 - it is nice being able to do it without the long reload times. The H&R is a much faster reload, even faster than a swing-out revolver. There is more room to get to the chamber than a swing-out.

    The H&R 999 is a quality gun, and ranks up there with the S&W K22's in accuracy. They also have been going up in value because they stopped making them years ago and more people are just learning about how good of a gun they are.

    The example I mentioned was in very nice shape. It was a "recent"(post 1950, to mid 1990's when the last H&R handgun was made) model, having the vented rib and two piece grips.
    That's the one I have, 999 sportsman, venter rib, adjustable sights, had it since 78, fine shooter, and as you mention, the top breaking action, with the full cylinder extractor makes it much more fun, compared to my super nine..

    Parts are available, but they are getting harder to find, and many places do not update their websites, so it may show availability, until you go through the time of placing the order.... namely springs..
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    Charter Arms also makes a couple. Buds has the just over $300.
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  6. #16
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    617 is an amazing gun and will be something you'd be happy to hand down.

    The original K17 Masterpiece is also worth seeking out on auction sites. I have one from 1958 I received from my grandfather. It's fantastic and it's far more accurate than I. Well worth the investment for a family heirloom.

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    I LOVE my 617. There is a reason it’s called the masterpiece...

  8. #18
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    Default Re: Recommendations for .22lr Revolver

    Search the used market for A Smith & Wesson K-22 Masterpiece, Model 17 or Model 617. Or even a .22/.32 Kit Gun, Model 34.


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    8 shot LCR (DAO) or LCRx (DA, SA, external hammer, 3 inch barrel).
    Last edited by gnb; February 15th, 2018 at 12:36 AM.

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    In 3 years I hope he bought one already. Dead thread retread.

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