Heritage 22LR Revolver
Saw one while browsing today. $200.00 or so. Any opinions guys?
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I love mine - great range day gun or teaching tool.
Bought one of the first wave early guns - with dual rimfire cylinders - shot it heavily - broke the hand / ratchet pawl pusher thingy
They fixed it free of charge - refurbished the gun - put new grips on it - cleaned and detailed it - included a test target...
I sent it back without either cylinder to save shipping cost and they returned it with a new one installed.
Entry level gun - good value.
Used it as my first home defense pistol.
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Dunham's (a local sporting goods chain) routinely sells them for $109.0 to $129.00 with only the 22lr cylinder. It's not a Single Six but it's a far cry from being junk. I've put about 400 rounds through mine with no issues and would definitely buy another, but shouldn't need to for a good long while. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by firstharmonic
Dunham's (a local sporting goods chain) routinely sells them for $109.0 to $129.00 with only the 22lr cylinder. It's not a Single Six but it's a far cry from being junk. I've put about 400 rounds through mine with no issues and would definitely buy another, but shouldn't need to for a good long while.
+1 just saw them advertised for $99. though it may have been rural king ????0 -
Wow, thanks guys. I was afraid that you folks would jump on me saying that it was just another Lorcin! I'm going to start looking for one in earnest. 0 -
My son has two of them a 4 and 1/2 in a six and a half inch he also got both the 22 long rifle and the 22 magnum cylinders with both revolvers during Christmas time for $99 each at Cal Ranch
If you don't have a CAL Ranch, check around and you'll be able to buy them for about $100 with both cylinders during Christmas time
Here's a YouTube review by Hickok45. he's pretty knowledgeable when it comes to firearms
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I bought one, with the LR cylinder only, a few years ago for a C-note. My godson shoots it, and it has held up well. It looks cheap, but it works.
I don't think I'd pay close to $200 for one.
Really though, why buy one of those, when you can have something like this?
https://www.GunBroker.com/item/789916334
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I got one on sale at Academy last year. It is a 22lr. When I got it home and opened up the box, it had an order from for a 22 mag cylinder for like $25 or something inexpensive. I sent it off right away.
I've never been really good at shooting those single action 22's, but I can't tell much difference from my Ruger.....they are fun to plink with.0 -
quote:Really though, why buy one of those, when you can have something like this?
That is what they call patina on the Roadshow, Nunn, add value.[:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by us55840
They are a very decent firearm for the money.
DO NOT buy the one with fixed sights .. those with adjustable sights are much better for hitting your target.
Yes, they come either way, fixed sights are less expensive.
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Yep glad I went for the adjustable sights. Good gun for the money IMHO and Like mrmike I use it for the first time shooters.0 -
got the chiappa 12" 22 buntline combo with adj sights several years ago...like other import brands of the econo revolvers i set the barrel back to close up the cyinder gap ..one simple check is find a metal dowell with a square end that will just slide down the barrel and if it slides smoothly into the cylinder chambers when empty and cocked you are in good alignment...used these for shop practice ... 0 -
several brands have a 9-10-12 shot revovler in 22lr to up the ante...have fun 0 -
I have three two NITB and one shooter, lots of rounds through it never an issue. I bought my first one when they used to come in a wooden box. 0
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