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.22 revolver
Whats a good 22 revolver,it'll be used mostly 4 checkin traps.
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Ruger Single Six will give you the option of LR and Magnum. Groups are crappy. One of my favorites is the later High Standard Sentinels. Hard to find, but good guns. Or maybe a higher capacity S&W....
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I'm sure others will disagree but I have a heritage arms rough rider 22/22mag. I have had nothing but good luck with it. Probably 1500 rounds through it (all lr no mags), and not a bit of trouble. It is as accurate as I can ask it to be (more accurate than me). The main reason I bought it though is the $189 price tag brand new! Good luck
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Originally Posted by Ron Duval
(Post 3555401)
I would recommend the Ruger Single Six. I have had one for over 30 years and have been very happy with it. It is single action, but that is not any drawback for trapping. It is difficult for any revolver that can be converted from .22 lr to .22 Mag. to have target pistol accuracy, but mine is very accurate (groups are definately not crappy). The .22 Magnum cylinder is really handy for bigger critters.
Good choice going with a revolver so you won't be leaving empty cases near your traps. |
S&W 317-3 is a sweet little thing. 8 shot aloy frame with HiVis adjustable sights. Extreamly light weight and shoots pretty darn good too.
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ive been shootin um with a semi auto rifle(22),most of the time u cant find the shell casing!
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Ruger single six in stainless is about as bomb proof as you can get. Mark 11 is a fine weapon, but an auto will be a bit finickier with ammo. Anything will work in the single six including .22 shorts. The Ruger Bearcat is also a fine candidate. Quite a bit smaller than the single six, it does not have target sites, but at finish em off range, that probably isnt a factor. The Smith and wesson double action Kit Gun is also a great weapon, landing between the other two in size, and it comes with target sites also. I sold my stainless single six, and have regretted it ever since. I still have my Mark 11, but it is a bear to break down to clean thoroughly, (a factor being carried outside frequently in sloppy weather) and heavier.
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Don't get me wrong, it's the gun I'd have for this particular use. The ability to shoot all the 22 rf makes it really fun to own. I'm not poo-pooing it by any stretch. SS would be the heat....
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i think i'll git a Ruger Single Six,i want sights on it,if i catch a bobcat,i aint gittin within 10 ft of him til hes stone dead!!!i think 22 shorts will be better for trapping.
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Originally Posted by Daveboone
(Post 3555710)
Ruger single six in stainless is about as bomb proof as you can get. Mark 11 is a fine weapon, but an auto will be a bit finickier with ammo. Anything will work in the single six including .22 shorts. The Ruger Bearcat is also a fine candidate. Quite a bit smaller than the single six, it does not have target sites, but at finish em off range, that probably isnt a factor. The Smith and wesson double action Kit Gun is also a great weapon, landing between the other two in size, and it comes with target sites also. I sold my stainless single six, and have regretted it ever since. I still have my Mark 11, but it is a bear to break down to clean thoroughly, (a factor being carried outside frequently in sloppy weather) and heavier.
I'll certainly second the Ruger Bearcat as a first choice....the only problem is just try to find one. They're being gobbled up by most everybody. My second choice would be the Single Six. They can be a bit hard to find at times too..... |
Well,guess what,my dad says im not old enough to have a pistol!Im 16,he says i gotta be 18 to have a pistol.DaNgGiT,dAnGiT,DaNgGt!!!!!!!
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I like Rugers but they are a little more expensive. For just checking traps and all, the Hertiage is great. I have one and it has never failed to shoot and shoots pretty accurate.
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Hmmmmmm.....buy him one for Christmas or a Birthday then borrow it all the time! ;)
I have a Ruger Mark III Target 22LR Hand Gun with the bull barrel and it is a very accurate gun,a little on the heavy side but a good gun to pack around for shooting Squirrels,Possums,Racoons and an occasional Coyote. As far as a good looking and nice handling hand gun I would love to get me a Browning Buck Mark 22LR hand gun in black with the gold trigger. |
13pt, your age brings up a god issue.
In many states, it's illegal for a minor to be in possession of a handgun under 18, and 21 in some states. So heed your fathers advice for now, wait till 18, than try again, or get with you mom and buy dad one for Christmas. |
I have been using a Hi-Standard Double 9 for small game since 1966..........
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He said i could git 1 when i turn 18.He said i could buy all the rifles and shotguns in the state of alabama and he wouldnt care!Hes not really my dad,but hes been more like a father to me.he taught me how to hunt fish and trap.along with alot of other things.
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