Heritage .22 information

[Guest m&pc9]

I know a guy selling a heritage .22 revolver for $75. I was wanting input as to is the gun worth that much. I have not seen it yet he says its in good condition and has both .22lr and .22 cylinders and the case. I looked online and new ones are selling for $150-200. Would it make a good plinking gun?

[Mark@Sea]

I'd pass, personally, but then I've always had an irrational prejudice against pot metal.

[Guest Astra900]

I have a Heritage rough rider in .22 mag. It's nice shiny perfect pile of .

Run away. Save a few extra bucks and get a Ruger bearcat or a single six.

When mine will fire, it won't half the time, it does okay:rolleyes:. I hate it. If it hadn't been a gift, I would throw it in the Cumberland river with all the other unwanted handguns:D

According to your sig line, If you won't buy a Taurus, you sure a he|| don't want one of these.

[wareagle]

According to your sig line, If you won't buy a Taurus, you sure a he|| don't want one of these.

Seriously, Heritage is total crap. Taurus is very well built. If taurus is below your standards, there's no way in hell you should be looking at revolvers that retail for less than $500.

[Guest m&pc9]

Seriously, Heritage is total crap. Taurus is very well built. If taurus is below your standards, there's no way in hell you should be looking at revolvers that retail for less than $500.

I just was wondering if it would be something to play with. I dont have a problem with taurus standards just their warranty policys

[Oh Shoot]

I just was wondering if it would be something to play with. ...

You'll shoot yer eye out!

- OS

[Mike]

I wouldn't have one if It had not belonged to one of my grandfathers.

POS pistol. Loads of sentimental value.

[Guest m&pc9]

Thanks to everyone I think I will let this one go by. I dont want to shoot my eye out:rofl: