Which .22LR

[golfish]

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


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You could be right. I really never think about the roster. I got to get out of this place.

IIRC, my dad bought the one I have from the Kmart on Whittier Blvd in the early 70's. I think he paid around 70.00 for it, I could be wrong on the price.

[Barry]

Roster

Are the H&R's single or double action?

IIRC single actions are roster exempt.

Barry

[aghauler]

Are the H&R's single or double action?

IIRC single actions are roster exempt.

Barry

Could be either, ome of the double action H&R's are C&R= Roster exempt. Yes single action handguns are roster exempt also.

[orangeusa]

Do older H&R revolvers have transfer bars?

No - I could be wrong, but Ruger invented that. At least that's what their repair manuals say.

Ruger offered to retrofit a 1958 Old Model I had. For free. I sold it to a Ruger collector.

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[riftol]

No - I could be wrong, but Ruger invented that. At least that's what their repair manuals say.

Ruger offered to retrofit a 1958 Old Model I had. For free. I sold it to a Ruger collector.

I think Iver Johnson invented the transfer bar > 100 years ago.

[PSLguy]

Hand guns

My 9 year old son really likes shooting my Walther P22 and the SR-22. SR is off roster as others have said but can easily be found in the for sale section.

Once she get's older and has more hand and arm strength, she may like a Buckmark or one of the Ruger Mk target guns. Great shooters.

[Randy77]

Thanks for all of the input. Definitely some good information for me to chew on. Happy 4th. Be Safe!

[Jimi Jah]

If I was 10 I would want to shoot daddy's bad *ss AR-15. Get a conversion bolt and fullfill their dreams. You might like it too.