Well, that's a cute little thing. Congratulations!
Finally got one.
For years I’ve chased after revolvers that I used to scoff at when I was a kid. I was into autos pretty heavy in my youth because they were cool and all my TV hero’s carried them. Sigs, Berettas, 1911s, Bren Tens, PPKs. Fast forward three decades and I still have some autos but I got old and curmudgeonly and found my heart really needed to fill that void that I had resisted for all that time. Everyone loves a good 22 and everyone needs 22 revolvers.
This week I was able to get one that I’ve dreamt about for a long time and I couldn’t be happier.
1996 Smith & Wesson Model 63
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I also found these really handy 22 speed strips from Tuff Products.
thanks for looking!
This week I was able to get one that I’ve dreamt about for a long time and I couldn’t be happier.
1996 Smith & Wesson Model 63
I also found these really handy 22 speed strips from Tuff Products.
thanks for looking!
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@Skunkhollow i understand completely. I’ve blocked the price of this one out too and will just enjoy it without worry. Instead of leaving my children an inheritance I’m going to leave them a few guns and **** ton of debt. 
Added part of the fun is when it costs pennies to shoot vs $1.00 per round with larger calibers.
I’ve reluctantly sold two .22 revolvers over the years. They were so inexpensive to purchase too. Now both (single-six & Taurus) have more than doubled in price
remember. You’ll Not pay too much. Just too soon.Added part of the fun is when it costs pennies to shoot vs $1.00 per round with larger calibers.
I’ve reluctantly sold two .22 revolvers over the years. They were so inexpensive to purchase too. Now both (single-six & Taurus) have more than doubled in price
go ahead and get another and enjoy it.
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