Favorite rimfire?

[BladeZealot]

And favorite .22LR revolver as well...
Late '30's K22 Outdoorsman. Last ".22 range day" at Gritr
(Would have foregone the above post had I remembered I had this pic)

 

[cckirk]

I’ve got a 3 screw with transfer bar. I’ve never noticed a difference between it and my dads 3 screw without transfer bar.

I never noticed anything different at all.

 

[tonelar]

I never noticed anything different at all.

Ruger offered to upgrade any of the “pre-transfer bar” guns. The main difference being the transfer bar guns can be carried with all 6 rounds loaded.

 

[cckirk]

We were referring to the trigger pulls being noticeably different. Carrying three screws in the woods wasn't a problem with 5 rounds to me. I carried both and didn't care which one. My favorite woods gun in the 80-90s was a new model 32hr with 4 3/4" barrel.

 

[asn]

I love my black mamba!!

 

[tonelar]

my fave problem child 22LR (impossible to find new magazines)

 

[jrbfishn]

I have several unmolested 3 screw Single Six pistols. I load all 6 chambers and have never had a problem with accidental discharge.
Had a Ruger Maverick, won't be buying another either, that the transfer bar kept getting out of place and keeping it from being cocked and fired. It's a real piece of shit.

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[cckirk]

I've never seen anyone drop a single six, but have seen two mini revolvers that were dropped and went off.

 

[red442joe]

I never noticed anything different at all.

Had to send my Single Six in to fix timing...very poor accuracy. I was worried about the trigger quality after the mandatory upgrade.
It came back excellent! Trigger is actually better, and accuracy is outstanding.
I have a Wrangler that is just as good.

Joe

 

[cckirk]

The only reason in the 70s that I got away from Ruger single actions for my was my affair with contenders. I became addicted and spent all my money on them.