Advice Please

[e rex]

Boys and Girls,
I have accumulated a couple hundred dollars worth of Cabela's gift cards. Is the Ruger Wrangler worth it or not?
I know, it's free anyway but I've always been a poor boy and still hate wasting money. .22 ammo is available and fairly reasonable. I refuse to give the price to reload for my Smith & Wesson.
Thanks,
Rex

 

[ontarget]

I have 2. The first is an early made specimen that is quite acceptable across the board. Purchased it new.
The second was purchased used so I have no idea when it was made.
It's less accurate but equal in fit and finish.

 

[e rex]

Thank you, ONTARGET.

 

[Shooterbob]

I have one I enjoy shooting . At first it didn’t shoot so well but now after around 500 or so shots it is better . I read of others having the same experience. I would buy another

 

[SDGlock23]

They're fun guns, worth the money I think.

 

[defjon]

I've had 2 both were accurate and reliable

 

[Riomouse911]

I have two, a standard 4 4/8” and a Birdshead 3.5” version. They won’t win any rimfire bullseye matches, but they are fun to shoot.



Stay safe.

 

[.308 Norma]

They won’t win any rimfire bullseye matches, but they are fun to shoot.

Just curious because I've been thinking about getting one for myself - how close to point-of-aim do your Wranglers shoot, and with what ammo? Thanks!

 

[Riomouse911]

They shooter pretty close to poi with a variety of HV loads, but the narrow sight blade and hog wallow rear notch just aren’t the best combo for my eyes.

I had some old pics of some targets I shot with them, but they were deleted off the phone.

Stay safe.

 

[entropy]

They're fun little plinkers, worth the price.

 

[e rex]

Thanks a lot fellows.

 

[bannockburn]

e rex

I got one on sale from the LGS quite a few months ago. Fitted some faux ivory grips for it and got an Uzula cross draw holster from my daughter for Christmas. Despite all of the extras I really never took to the gun. It felt awkward, overly heavy, and I found myself comparing it more and more to my old Single Six which I love. Sold it to a friend of mine and he going to use it to teach his grandson to shoot with it.