22 revolver
Who makes a NEF R92 .22 long rifle revolver? I have one I want to sell, but can't find NEF on the sale side to find an asking price.
Its in great shape, 100% blueing, 6" heavy barrel, and all original.
I bought it years ago for using snake shot, but never had to use it for that. Took it out to shoot LR, and it amazed me how accurate it was at 25 yds. And with iron sights, to boot. Didn't try any farther than that. Thanks in advance, Mike
Its in great shape, 100% blueing, 6" heavy barrel, and all original.
I bought it years ago for using snake shot, but never had to use it for that. Took it out to shoot LR, and it amazed me how accurate it was at 25 yds. And with iron sights, to boot. Didn't try any farther than that. Thanks in advance, Mike
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if you have a 22 mag revolver can you shoot 22 lr through it?? 0 -
Does it look anyhting like this?
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Member rufe-snow is our European pocket pistol expert, but I seem to remember that ROSCO was just another of the many cheap "catalog guns" (you ordered them from a catalog because few real dealers would actually sell them) made by RG and marketed in the United States prior to 1968.0 -
THE, Original Saturday Night Special !! 0 -
Hello sorry to say but VERY LITTLE value may be better then throwing rocks but not much better. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by perry shooter
Hello sorry to say but VERY LITTLE value may be better then throwing rocks but not much better.
Yeah, these guns aren't very good. They're made of weak zinc alloy, tend to be inaccurate, and are prone to malfunction.
I'd guesstimate this at $75 (at most).
But I wouldn't underestimate what even a lowly .22 short can do.
The last person I saw with a .22 short wound was lying dead in the morgue with a self-inflicted gunshot to the head. Gun used was one of these crappy banned German imports. So I suppose its better than a rock. . .0
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