LCRx new from Ruger

[Gtscotty]

I like it, not so much for what it is as for what it could become. I've long thought that a sa/da LCR in 22lr or 22mag, with a 4 inch barrel and decent sights would make an excellent kit gun.

 

[TennJed]

If you want to use it for target practice single action, buy a larger gun.

Why? I punch holes in paper all the time with snubbies. Sometimes the smallest guns are the funnest

 

[camper]

Picking one up this Friday.

 

[Haywood]

I like DAO but, a lot of people like the single action option. I hope to see a 3" version in 357 and 22 mag with single action option. I don't want them I just think they would sell. "What ever blows your dress up", as they say.

 

[R.W.Dale]

I'm not terribly interested in a SA capable LCR to supplement my 38lcr primary.

Until they combine it with a 3 or 4 inch barrel then I'm all over it.

 

[SwissArmyDad]

Meh, i'll keep my original LCR. I don't see a way of improving it as my everyday carry piece. It has a stout recoil, but seems much softer/more controllable than the Smith alternative.

 

[biohazurd]

Glad that they are expanding on the lcr line. Myself I would like a 4" lcr with exposed hammer in .357. That would be a great trail/hiking gun. Im hoping they expand in that direction.