jmra wrote:JSThane wrote:Oddly enough, I have the most fun with my Ruger single-action .22s, a Bearcat and a Single Six. I've got (several) other .22s, but there's just something about the single action that makes it more fun. The single-action aspect takes longer to shoot, and it takes even longer to reload, but I've been known to blow through a brick of .22 in a couple hours with one (that is, back when I could -find- .22 in bulk!).
You know it's time to clean it when the cylinder won't turn without assistance and the rounds don't want to go in the chambers.
I picked up an older bearcat a few years ago. Very light and fits small hands very well. Both of my boys learned to shoot with it.
The Ruger single action revolvers are very nice guns. Good quality and reasonable price. I don't own one, but have shot the 22LR, 357Mag and 44Mag. They were all nice shooters. I wouldn't mind having one, but I already have too many guns.
