Heritage arms?

[Guest eggman]

Was looking yesterday at a couple of these pistols in 22 lr and 22 wcf. I have never owned one of these but wondering if anyone else has. I am looking for a wheel gun to plink with and stuff like that with my son.

Thanks eggman

[chemprof]

I have one of their 45 LC's and LOVE it! Maybe they'd be just as fine in your selections? Others may know, too...

[Metalhead]

Heritage revolvers are ok, nothing really great, but they serve their purpose if you're looking for a cheapish toy. And by toy I mean a plinking revolver.

[MasterBlaster]

I have a .22 convertiable 6 1/2 that I traded for a few years ago, it's a good s-a for the $'s and I've had several want to trade me out of every since I have owned it but I think I'll hang on to it.

[Guest Xring04]

I have one and for the $ I think it can't be beat. It is not nearly as nice as my single six, but it still shoots well. (As well as I can shoot with the simple Sights)

[Guest BubKz]

Most fun for the dollar of any revolver I own!

[Sidinman]

I have one and I like it alot. It is pretty accurate and have had alot of fun with it. Now it isn't as nice as the pair of single sixes I have, but it didn't cost nearly as much either.

[MSL30]

My neighbor picked one up last year and we have fun shooting it. His is accurate and looks like the picture above. I was thinking about picking one up too.

He hasn't had any issues or problems. Low cost gun with low cost ammo equals lots of fun!!

Michael

[Guest billwilly73]

I like mine. Cheap and cheap to shoot.

[Guest pig832]

I have one with the adjustable sights, and it shoots as well as my ruger single six, great shooting gun for a reasonable price! It looks pretty too!