[Overkill0084]

Originally Posted by Bigcountry74

I would be satisfied with the tauraus but would prefer a more western style gun

How hard is it to find a revolver that is double action with both cylinders .22 LR and .22 Mag

Your preference for double action runs a bit contrary to the "western style" preference. Aside from the previously mentioned H&Rs you may have to adjust one of your options. If single action is a realistic option, Ruger Single Six with no hesitation.

http://www.ruger.com/products/newModelSingleSixConvertible/models.html

[jamesjo]

Forgot about the High Standards.
Also good revolvers.
i have a pretty scarce model the High Sierra,fully adjustable sights, 7" octagonal barrel.
Also a double action.
Very nice shooter, also is a 9 shooter, while the H&R's are only 6 shooters.
Also while it does have the western look, it is a swing out cylinder.
The H&R's have the western style ejection system.

[Bigcountry74]

Jamesjo, that's a nice gun. Kinda what im looking for. Can it change cylinders?

[Bigcountry74]

Well now I see both cylinders lol. Where could I find that gun?

[jamesjo]

There is one listed right now on the biggest online gun auction site.
i sent you a PM.

[blucoondawg]

What are you going to be using the revolver for? If it is mainly going to be for shooting at the range, plinking and hunting, the double action feature isn't really gaining you anything as shooting a revolver double action makes for a long trigger pull and it is harder to keep on target that way, I almost always cock my double action before shooting to attain the best accuracy, now if you are planning on carrying it for self defense, which a larger 22 revolver won't be so easy to conceal, then the double action makes sense because you may not have time to cock the hammer before the bad guy can get at you. My preference in these guns lies with the Ruger single six, single ten (though they are LR only, and I don't like the fiberoptic sights), or the little bearcat(also long rifle and no adjustable sights) however all 3 of these are single action. One issue I have with the convertible revolvers is that everyone I have ever fired seems to like the Magnum round much better than the long rifle accuracy wise, I don't like to shoot the Magnums as they are expensive and loud as hell out of a revolver. If you shoot mags be sure to have ear protection because you WILL damage your hearing with them.

[Soldier]

I am looking for a set of soft grips for my 44 mag manufacturied by ROHM out of Germany. I tried Hogue but there are no dealers near me. Any info would be a help. Thanks.

[Soldier]

I am looking for a set of soft grips for my 44 mag manufactured in Germany I tried hogue but no luck so far. Any info would be a help. Thanks