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i'm thinking about buying a 22 revolver. i want a western style single action. i have been looking at the heritage rough riders. are they a good gun or not. does anyone have one i cold buy?
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COULD buy. 'scuse me -
I had a Heritage .17 HMR revolver. It was a very accurate and fun pistol. However, it wasn't half the gun that my Ruger Single Six is. I suppose that makes sense since it cost less than half as much. I very much enjoy the Ruger's interchangeable cylinder for the variety of ammo it can shoot. Personally, I would save for a Ruger.Comment
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pure and simple....Ruger Single Six
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I have a Ruger Single Six and these folks are right. They are a nice piece.Comment
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Ive owned a Tanfoglio T77 single action .22lr/.22mag revolver for a few years now and it has yet to let me down.Comment
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Dovehunter2 your avatar puts a smile on my face. Very clever.
Bought a Ruger auto Mark II a long time ago and it has never given me problems.
later,
charlieComment
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I know the Ruger Mark II is not a revolver just couldn't resist throwing in my 2 cents. The only revolver I own is a Ruger Super Redhawk so I know they make very good revolvers.
later,
charlieComment
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to be honest .i never heard of the gun maker you mentioned/but the Ruger name is well known for its dependability and safe handling in a single action.If and its a big IF.YOU DECIDE LATER you need to sell or trade it,you can always redeem it for it's worth witout a problem/the rough rider will get you a grin and a lot of no thank you ,Comment
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The Heritage is a good gun for someone on a budget. I got mine new for a little over 200.00. I'd rather have a cheap gun than no gun. The best gun to have is the one in your hand!Comment
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how much are these rugers?
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I second the reply from DSMbirddog
I have a Ruger Single Six and these folks are right. They are a nice piece.
These are strong, tough and reliable guns.Comment
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