I like seeing those H&R .22s. Seems a lot of folks started out with 'em back in the day.
Wonder what the equivalent is today? Probably some .22 auto.
I often see youngsters (supervised) shooting Walther P22s. The guns look cool and the kids appear to enjoy them. I can't help think they'd hit more with a S&W 22A, Ruger, or Buck Mark.
Or even a Single Six. But ironically, this generation may have to reach a more mature age to appreciate a cowboy gun.
Wonder what the equivalent is today? Probably some .22 auto.
I often see youngsters (supervised) shooting Walther P22s. The guns look cool and the kids appear to enjoy them. I can't help think they'd hit more with a S&W 22A, Ruger, or Buck Mark.
Or even a Single Six. But ironically, this generation may have to reach a more mature age to appreciate a cowboy gun.