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  • #16
    orangeusa
    • Jul 2009
    • 9055

    Originally posted by sigfan91
    I have a Heritage Rough Rider. It's the cheaper alternative to a Ruger Single Six. The workmanship is not as high. The action is not as smooth. But it works and is inexpensive.

    If you must get a semi auto, then Ruger Mk is the one to go. It will outlast most shooters.
    I have to disagree with this. I have the Ruger and HRR. I bought the Single Six since I was so frustrated with the HRR. Yes they are NEW priced 1/2 the price of a used Ruger, but I couldn't get used to shooting 6" low at 10 yards and yes it does not instill a feeling of quality.

    They DO have great customer service, but so does Ruger. Don't save a couple hundred and be frustrated. Single Sixes keep their value.

    Just my opinion.

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    • #17
      Viper49
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2007
      • 520

      I would take your girls to a shooting range rent a few 22 pistols and have them try it out before just go out and buy one that might not fit for their use.

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      • #18
        GreggieBoy
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        • Dec 2012
        • 923

        My daughters learned on the Ruger Single-Six. Was able to find .22 shorts so it wasn't anywhere near intimidating to them. The move up to .22 LR wasn't even noticed. The Single-Six have nice actions, safe, controllable.
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        • #19
          usmcchet9296
          CGSSA Rimfire Coordinator
          • Feb 2008
          • 1834

          Would depend on her age
          My son started at 8 years old with a Henry Youth single shot rifle and a Ruger Bearcat
          you want her to use a gun that fits her not try and fit her to the gun
          Last edited by usmcchet9296; 06-29-2014, 10:27 PM.
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          • #20
            usmcchet9296
            CGSSA Rimfire Coordinator
            • Feb 2008
            • 1834

            and I would suggest no semi-auto's or scopes/reddots
            teach her to shot irons then the others will be easy
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            • #21
              L84CABO
              Calguns Addict
              • Mar 2009
              • 8743

              Originally posted by Randy77
              So my daughters are getting to the age I want to start teaching them to shoot. I have 2 10/22's but also want to get a 22lr handgun. Looking for suggestions. I really wanted the sr22 or m&p22 but missed the boat on those. What else is good? Thanks
              Is the M&P .22 off the roster now? Sorry, it's so hard to keep up with what is dropping off.

              I've got an M&P .22 and absolutely love it. Very reliable for a .22. Worth SSE'ing if you can find a dealer that will do this. Consider this too...An M&P 9 mm could be a REALLY good choice for them as the next step up after the .22. It's a fantastic gun and very affordable. So the M&P .22 would help facilitate that ultimate transition nicely.
              Last edited by L84CABO; 06-30-2014, 12:48 AM.
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              • #22
                forgiven
                Calguns Addict
                • May 2008
                • 5214

                Gave both of my sons Ruger Bearcats when they were around 8 for Christmas. Be very careful as being a single action they can drop the hammer before ready causing the revolver to go off. Started my sons with a bolt action 7 shot rifle. They graduated very quickly to Marlin semi auto's. All kids are different make sure to know yours when it comes to guns-experience talking here.

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                • #23
                  golfish
                  I need a LIFE!!
                  • Mar 2013
                  • 10123

                  See is you can find a couple H&R model 929..I like the Bearcat but the H&R are double action..



                  The Henry H001 lever action 22 is another nice rifle to learn on..
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                  • #24
                    CK_32
                    I need a LIFE!!
                    • Sep 2010
                    • 14369

                    Why did you miss the 15-22? Why not still get one? Or get a CMMG kit. Love mine.

                    But looking at your 10/22 and handgun is already covered I think the only next best thing is to get a nice little lever action. You just can't beat lever action steel/desert plinking.
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                    • #25
                      eros1486
                      Junior Member
                      • Sep 2012
                      • 44

                      Check out the heritage arms rough rider. It's got a safety it's single action so the children get to learn to take their time while shooting. Plus it has a side loading gate to teach t hem how to slowly UN and reload the gun. They're also pretty cheap at 150ish

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                      • #26
                        riftol
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2014
                        • 518

                        Originally posted by forgiven
                        Gave both of my sons Ruger Bearcats when they were around 8 for Christmas. Be very careful as being a single action they can drop the hammer before ready causing the revolver to go off.

                        Randy77, if you buy a used Ruger revolver try to buy one that has a transfer bar.

                        A transfer bar is a safety device that prevents the revolver's hammer from striking the firing pin if the hammer drops while the trigger is not pulled fully rearward.

                        If you purchase a used Ruger revolver that does not have a transfer bar Ruger will send you a kit that converts the revolver to transfer-bar operation.

                        IIRC, prior to 1973, Ruger revolvers did not come with transfer bars.

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                        • #27
                          orangeusa
                          • Jul 2009
                          • 9055

                          Originally posted by golfish
                          See is you can find a couple H&R model 929..I like the Bearcat but the H&R are double action..



                          The Henry H001 lever action 22 is another nice rifle to learn on..
                          The H&R's are off-roster - aren't they?
                          So would have to be PPT.

                          I shot a 929 when I was a kid. It's a really nice gun.



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                          Last edited by orangeusa; 06-30-2014, 3:45 PM.

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                          • #28
                            riftol
                            Senior Member
                            • Apr 2014
                            • 518

                            Originally posted by orangeusa
                            The H&R's are off-roster - aren't they?
                            So would have to be PPT.

                            I shot a 929 when I was a kid. It's a really nice gun.



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                            Do older H&R revolvers have transfer bars?

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                            • #29
                              kajvid
                              Senior Member
                              • Apr 2008
                              • 1466

                              Bearcat. Peacemaker if you want to start a "heirloom" in the family.
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                              • #30
                                aghauler
                                Veteran Member
                                • Apr 2011
                                • 4794

                                Originally posted by orangeusa
                                The H&R's are off-roster - aren't they?
                                So would have to be PPT.

                                I shot a 929 when I was a kid. It's a really nice gun.



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                                Some H&R's would qualify as C&R's Roster exempt. Also some High Standard revolvers as well.

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