Who Else Thinks Colt Should Make .22 Revolvers Again?

[Adventurer_96]

After getting a hold of a Colt Frontier Scout, I'm convinced that Colt could make a lot of $$$ off of a nice .22 single action pistol.

I think this would be a nice addition to the market. Anyone else?

 

[Standing Wolf]

Single action revolvers never feel right in my hand, but I'd definitely like to see the return of the Diamondback in both .38 special and .22 long rifle.

 

[makdaddy03]

I do! I do!

 

[megatronrules]

Count me in! I love .22 and Colts Im such a revolver freak

 

[seeker_two]

Count me in for a D-frame sized .22Magnum w/ a 8-10 rnd. cylinder...

 

[Kahr carrier]

YEP,I would like a Stainless 22 Diamondback.

 

[ruger357]

You have my vote.

 

[rock jock]

I owned a Frontier Scout last year for about 2 months. For six weeks of that time, it was in the repair shop. I won't be lining up any time soon for another.

 

[Ledbetter]

Just saw a brand new Colt .22 snub in the gunshop. Beautiful deep blue.

$699.00

 

[9mmepiphany]

i think that most folks in the market for a SA .22 wheelgun would choose the ruger single-six due to price and reputation for ruggedness...that would be a hard nut to crack.

on the other hand, i would love to have a companion piece for my 4" diamondback. i'd also like to have a stainless .22 diamondback...both in 2.5" and 4" please

 

[El Tejon]

Me!!!

Getting back into the rimfire market is something Colt has needed to do for a very long time. However, I realize the gun business is not about making money so it will never happen.

 

[Hardtarget]

I have never regretted the two Diamondbacks I have. The .38 has a four inch, while the .22 has a six inch barrel. I would like to get another pair to hand down to my sons...so I'll keep watching!
Mark.

 

[tex_n_cal]

Yeah, that would be okay to make one, after they reintroduce the 10mm Delta Elite and buy Kimber

 

[MiniZ]

I like the idea, but I don't think it would happen. In my opinion, I don't think there is enough market to justify the tooling expense for a high end .22 revolver. I think alot of people that want a single action .22 will go for a Ruger, or a used Colt. In Colt's current marketing and manufacturing philosophy, this revolver would probably be a Custom Shop or very limited edition offering with a corresponding price tag like the Python, etc.

Strictly my opinion though.