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young n dum
accurate dependable .22lr wheel gun ($150-$200? ) ?
DA maybe?
THANX FOR THE SUGGESTIONS

imay not know it all.....but at least I know that!
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  • shooter93
    200 wouldn't do it but you'll never beat a S&W K-22, second choice maybe a Colt Diamondback.
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  • bobski
    a s&w or colt for 150? not unless its used.
    try a high standard sentinal. it came in many options. do a gb search and see!

    former air operations officer SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team 2. former navy skeet team, former navy rifle/pistol team member. co-owner skeetmaster tubes inc.. owner/operator professional shooting instruction. NRA certified instructor.
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  • cbxjeff
    I love my Ruger single six conv't.

    cbxjeff<P>It's too late for me, save yourself. <br>
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  • Grasshopper
    Can't go wromg with Ruger single six..Used and single action..but very sturdy..imo..nambu
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  • sharpshooter039
    cant go wrong with a ruger single six I have 3,I bought my son a Taurus model 94 9 shot,by far a better shooting gun than the rugers but will never have the resale value.If you just want a good plinker look at the Taurus,if you want resale look at a ruger
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  • DONDALINGER
    I recently picked up a NEF 922 Ultra 9 shot .22 revolver for $150 and it is a nice shooter. 6" barrel with Walnut grips.

    "They call me Don. Dr. Jason Donald Dalinger."
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  • rhmc24
    No disagreement with any of the others, but I would also suggest looking at the H&R 999 sometimes called Sportsman. I have my K-22 I bought new in 1949, shot 1000s of times that I cherish highly. I also bought the 999 used a few years ago and think it was my best money's worth. Excellent in every respect and often seen like new on GB auction around $200, half the price of some of the 'better' makes. I also have a H&R 922 (now NEF), a much cheaper gun in all respects but still a good value If in good condition. It was in production since the 1920s and up to around 1950 did not have a positive cylinder alignment and tended to get sloppy with wear. If you are looking at a 922, the middle models are the best. The latest ones are good shooters but not as nicely finished as the earliers pieces
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