My Handgun collection has increased...

[Nasty Canasta]

The HRR is what got Mrs Canasta into shooting. She saw one at show & said she liked the flag grips. I went back & got it the next day & made a nice box while I waited for the 22mag cylinder to deliver. Gifted it to her on Valentine's Day & the rest is history-she now has her carry permit & shoots with me every week-Great little gun

 

[CajunBass]

I like 'em. I had one a few years back and thought it was OK. The only thing I didn't like was the 6.5 inch barrel. Another of my attempts to tell myself it didn't matter. It did, so I sold it off fairly quickly, but there was nothing wrong with the gun.

I bought another one a few moths back, just because it was there in front of me while I was waiting on a background check. The fact that it was fairly cheap, ($120) didn't hurt any. I haven't gotten around to firing it yet though. To me a 22 is for plinking outside, not shooting at a paper target at an indoor range, and that's about the only place I have to shoot these days, so the 22's help keep the safe from floating away. I'm going to have to just bite the bullet and take a couple to the range one day.

About as plain as you can get I suppose, but it has the proper length barrel.

 

[tws3b2]

I have a H&R 650 convertible that I bought back in 1978. It's been a great plinker and I wouldn't let go for anything. Thing is I haven't seen any 22 wmr ammo for almost two years now.

 

[MedWheeler]

CajunBass writes:

To me a 22 is for plinking outside, not shooting at a paper target at an indoor range, and that's about the only place I have to shoot these days, so the 22's help keep the safe from floating away.

Same here. The location-situation is why I have been able to own multiple .22 caliber firearms for years now that I have yet to shoot, including a Single-Six, Mk-II Target, and at least six rifles. My Rough Riders were tried out on paper.

 

[Monac]

I had no idea that this style of grip was available for the Rough Rider:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/132795438221?hash=item1eeb39948d:g:0C8AAOSwjtZbqpHB

Or, frankly, any other pistol on this planet.

(I have no connection with the seller of these grips except for having bought 2 pairs of grips for an American Arms Escort 380 from them. They were decent.)