sandman228
Single-Sixer
- Joined
- Sep 15, 2011
- Messages
- 191
im thinking of picking up a single six in the near future ,gonna try to limit myself to 1 gun buy this year glad I snuck the single seven in while it was still 2014. anyhow I was thinking of buying the 9.5 inch barrel model . it will be used for plinking ,target shooting ,so on im not a hunter so it wont be being carried in the woods or anything . my question is is the accuracy better with that longer barrel or should I just stay with the 5.5 or 6.5 inch barrel .I do already own a heritage 22,22 mag combo revolver 4.5 inch . its nothing great it was my sons gun I bought it for him when he was 13 he got into a jam a while back and wanted to sell off his guns so to help him out I bought it from him for the full price I originally paid for it (so I have a 360$heritage revolver lol) but anyhow it was to help him and his family out . the gun is ok ,nothing great as far as accuracy or grouping goes I can shoot a bowling pin at 25 yrds with it but it don't really put nice groups on paper . so theres where im at I want a nicer 22 revolver not sure what barrel length to get . I still plan on holding onto the heritage though maybe give it back to my son someday or pass it onto my grandson .