Reccomendation

[jackandblood]

Is it Heritage Arms that also makes a decent convertible revolver---i.e. .22lr & .22wmr in one?....

Ya. Its a steal really. 6.5" or the 9" barrel will get you velocities near your ammo's advertised. They have their 9 shot cylinders now. basically the same loading time as a semi-pistol with one mag.

[RickyB]

Ya. Its a steal really. 6.5" or the 9" barrel will get you velocities near your ammo's advertised. They have their 9 shot cylinders now. basically the same loading time as a semi-pistol with one mag.

Perfect-----I think the 6-1/2" is gonna be the next gun I acquire.......

[tacticoolguy]

The Browning Buckmark would be a great option. They have several barrels and accessories available for them, and also in my opinion feel better in my hand than the Ruger MK series, but that's personal preference, either way you go they are sound pistols. Another option would be a Heritage Arms Rough Rider, they come in a few different barrel lengths and have different grip options as well if your into the single action thing.

[Striper 05]

Thanks for all the input.

[TANK]

the old lady has a berretta neos with the shorter barrell and herand the kids love it. it is a bit heavier on the top side than most but it helps with the muzzle flip. its accurate and will take any ammo you put in it. also alot easier to dissasemble and clean than most 22 auto's. have a sig mosquito also but havent shot it yet, feels good though.

[Peter.Steele]

+1 for the S&W's. I had a 422, loved it, I'm incredibly pissed to have had to sell it years ago. The 22A's are really nice too - most of my relatives have at least one of those, even my 85 year old grandmother.