Bullseye accurate, tough as a steel hammer, never fails to fire, and a great platform for training newbies on semi-autos. This is an indispensable pistol.
Bullseye accurate, tough as a steel hammer, never fails to fire, and a great platform for training newbies on semi-autos. This is an indispensable pistol.
:: Why a revolver? ::
Brass can “disappear” and cast a shadow of suspicion. When protecting my domicile, I’d rather my family submit to a wax-test and then account for every entry-wound that is visible.
N’cest pas?
A word of caution, you better know what you're doing before taking one apart.
I wonder what the latest model cost. I paid $37 for my first one and $41 for my second one 15 years later.
“Get a Ruger Standard Model.”
I’ll second that. The one I paid $37.95 for at age 14 and put a bazillion rounds through has been passed on to my daughter. I still have a Mark 1 target with a lot of modifications. An iconic design.
ruger semi-auto is a holy b!tch to break down to properly clean
Good Choice.
Them puppies are FUN to clean, I have two of them and have yet to be able to put it back together myself.
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I own 2. One just like the pic you posted and a bull barrel with scope. Deadly accurate. I could hunt squirrel with it with confidence. I also have a Browning Buckmark and an old High Standard. Also a Sears J.C Higgins made by High Standard.
That’s a nice little pistol. Nothing wrong with a .22. If you can’t hit ‘em once with a .44 shoot ‘em twice with a .22.
I’ve got the Ruger 22/45 Lite with the threaded barrel. I put a red dot on it and it’s a real nice shooter.
Gotta agree with the others about the takedown and reassembly of it, though.
Think: REALLY pricey Rubik’s Cube that goes bang.