P. Plainsman
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See title. General word of mouth on the New Model convertibles is that they're decently accurate, but nothing to write home about. I sometimes read that the "convertible" feature is a problem: cutting the barrel to accomodate .22 Magnums impairs the gun's accuracy with the .22 LR cylinder.
I want a reasonably priced single action rimfire revolver that will shoot well with .22 LR. Adjustable sights preferred. 4" - 5.5" barrel length somewhat preferred. Don't really care about shooting .22 Magnum.
Any tips or tricks for accurizing the Single Six?
What about that fancy stainless Single Six Hunter in 7.5" barrel? Do you get added accuracy for the added price?
Thanks in advance.
I want a reasonably priced single action rimfire revolver that will shoot well with .22 LR. Adjustable sights preferred. 4" - 5.5" barrel length somewhat preferred. Don't really care about shooting .22 Magnum.
Any tips or tricks for accurizing the Single Six?
What about that fancy stainless Single Six Hunter in 7.5" barrel? Do you get added accuracy for the added price?
Thanks in advance.