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Heritage 22 revolver???
FarmerRick:
As I posted in another thread about these a while back...
Cheap. Pot metal. Poor craftsmanship.
I'd take a well-worn H&R over a Heritage any day, but that's just me.
Ronbo73:
I purchased one for my son. The gun has been flawless, I would buy another.....
landon410:
was at cabelas yesterday evening and I handled one, felt good.
long story short i bought it, but the wife took it won't let me play with it until my birthday.....
and yes if anyone was at cabelas last night I was the guy who didn't bring the diaper bag and his kid shat himself and it stunk something terrible.... that was me, sorry about that
CitizenClark:
--- Quote from: FarmerRick on April 22, 2014, 05:57:35 PM ---As I posted in another thread about these a while back...
Cheap. Pot metal. Poor craftsmanship.
I'd take a well-worn H&R over a Heritage any day, but that's just me.
--- End quote ---
I have to agree based on my experience with a Heritage Arms Rough Rider that I bought twelve years ago. It seemed like I was forever tightening screws on that thing (I was not keen on loctiting it, though some blue loctite probably would have done the trick). Within a year of buying it, a flat spring broke. I ended up just giving it to my dad.
Bottom line: The Heritage revolvers are a bargain and everything, but they are cheaply made guns, too. There is nothing the matter with buying a cheap gun for some range fun, but when I got another rimfire revolver I ended up getting a Ruger Single-Six. I am much more impressed with it.
landon410:
the feeling i'm getting is most of them that were purchased more than a couple years ago are pretty rough.
I just handled one yesterday, and a ruger and the action on the heritage felt better
they were sitting side by side in the case at cabelas.
we'll find out how mine shoots and works soon enough
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