LCR 22LR

[gunnlover]

Just noticed the LCR on sale at Turner's. I didn't know this was DOJ approved in CA?? Wonder how it shoots? Anyone fondle it yet??

[pennys dad]

nice pistol, just looked at the add

[cnj]

Started DROS on mine 2 days ago. Did not know Turner's was going to have it available this soon, so I ordered one out of AZ through gun broker. I got to fondle it when I started DROS. Feels identical to the wife's LCR-.38, which is to say, it is awesome. Can't wait to shoot it!

[SnWnMe]

It (and the rest of the LCR line) has by far the BEST DA trigger in the market. This coming from a guy who owns over a dozen S&W revolvers.

If it wasn't a snubby I will probably get one.

[JNunez23]

I have fondled this one. Like Cnj said, feels the same as the .38 or .357.

I'm thinking about picking one up, as it would be my first revolver. Then again, do I want a .22 as my first revolver?? nah.

[DinoPJR]

.22 revolvers are great!

[HK4113]

I have the .38 and love it. I want to get the .22 as a trainer.

[1970gmc4x4]

pictures please!!!!!!!!!!

[SoCal Bob]

pictures please!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.ruger.com/products/lcr/specSheets/5410.html

[ritter]

It (and the rest of the LCR line) has by far the BEST DA trigger in the market. This coming from a guy who owns over a dozen S&W revolvers.

If it wasn't a snubby I will probably get one.

I read several places that the trigger pull is much greater than the .38 or .357. Can you or others verify that it is the same or different? I like the pull on the .38, but have not seen a .22 to play with yet. Thanks.

[SnWnMe]

I got a "noob" pass in the shop last week for dry firing a rimfire revolver but I suppose I can go to yet another shop and dry fire their LCR 22 too. All because I absentmindedly thought it was a centerfire of course.

[yanges]

i have the S&W 317 snub nose .22 and want to get this as its companion!!