A gun everyone should have.

[@Ghiaccio-x1j]

I agree Sarge. Absolutely can’t go wrong with a .22 LR revolver. I bought me a Barkeep 2 months back and had enough leftover for ammo, tacos, and bourbon.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@Ray-vq2jc]

Money left over for toilet paper too.💩💩💩

[@laramiefj40]

Priorities. You sir have a good grasp on them!

[@DonaldChairamonte]

Thank you Sgt

[@SGT1911]

@@DonaldChairamonte Thanks for watching

[@GPgundude]

.22lr revolvers have always been one of the most fun little plinking guns of all time!!! I have an old High Standard double 9 which is in my mine is one of the greatest plinkers of all time!! Great video! Thanks for Sharing!!!

[@itsapittie]

I agree with you on this point. I have a S&W 10-shot 4” K-frame and a S&W 6-shot 3” J-frame. The J is a pocket/tackle box gun and the K I use mostly for target practice. I’m going to disagree on the “only one handgun” though. As much as I love the 1911, it just can’t match a .357 magnum revolver for versatility. The ability to shoot anything from snake shot to mountain lion loads makes it the best “one gun” option, IMO.

[@SGT1911]

good point Thanks for watching

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Agreed on .357mag. A one-gun arsenal would be a 4-inch 686+ or a GP100 7-shot.

[@billtshudy3653]

Agreed Sarge! A .22 revolver is fun and inexpensive. Have a blessed Sunday Sir and THANK YOU for your service!

[@SGT1911]

Thanks Bill

[@robertclark9]

I’m in my 60’s, and my carry has always been a pocket revolver. My current is a model 327 PC, which fits nicely in just about any pocket. I don’t like surprise’s, especially in a gunfight. No jams, no accidental discharge, and no safety to fuss with. Just pull and go to work.

[@SGT1911]

Sound advice

[@theseoldguns8827]

Good video Sarge. I bought my Taurus 94 in the 80's. It never ran well in DA mode, so I finally sent it back for warranty service. It was just a lemon. No matter what type of 22lr or springs I changed out, it just wouldn't run. Taurus notified me that it cannot be repaired and would keep it and give me 450 bucks towards a new gun from their catalog. Pretty good warranty there. I've chosen the new 8 shot SS revolver with the 3 inch barrel and adjustable rear sight. The 94 has been discontinued as that type is now offered by Rossi as well as the reliable 83 in 38 special. Taurus now owns Rossi. Kudos to Taurus for their warranty service. This new one will be the tackle/tool box gun.

[@SGT1911]

always good to hear about good service. Thanks for watching

[@mtc4him201]

I love my old H&R Sidekick 9-shot .22lr revolver. I also have a Heritage Roughrider with 4 7/8 barrel.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@tmuss]

I've had that model 94 Taurus since 1990 and it gets shot a lot. Never had an issue. Like all .22 guns clean after every use, especially the chambers in the cylinder in this model.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@MikeMiasuki-vy3xx]

Gosh, how I love when these old guys share their wisdom they earned the hard way. I subscribed because I could see some of the same thing in this man as I saw in the old Non-coms who brought me up. These men were father figures to me since I never had a father (Oh I lived in some guy's house would claim once in a while to be my father but he hated me). Thanks Sarge. Great video.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching. I appreciate it

[@bryanmead1142]

Always good to have a 22 revolver and a 22 lever rifle in my opinion.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@johnmetz1158]

Got it coverd

[@joeherrera3247]

I agree, something manual like a lever action. I inherited my grandparents gallery gun. Reliable pump action and the octagon barrel is cool. I have this same Taurus revolver but I had to send it back for repair because it would jam. I didn’t even know a revolver could jam but the cylinder would get stuck and wouldn’t rotate. My tackle/tool/glove box/boot gun is a .32 though. I always have a little .32 acp in my pocket or some .32H&R mag in a revolver near by and my daughter has .32 in her LCR and my mom has .32 in her CarterArms OffDuty. Simple pistols to operate for them, no hammers or extra levers or buttons for them to worry about.

[@chrislawson8568]

Nice video Sgt. I got a ruger wrangler a few years ago and absolutely love it!!

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@kennithmorella2693]

Good one SGT. I’m 68 and have fired dozens of guns 💪🏻. I bought a 1970 hi standard sentinel 22 nine shot with a 4 inch bull barrel for $75.30 years ago and It is still one of my most fire, guns by women, man, and youngsters alike. Thanks for showing the enjoyment and simplicity of a 22 revolver. Have a nice day 😎

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@Steve-j5t]

Mine is the Ruger wrangler. Love this gun.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Alternately, I wish the Alfa-Proj AL22 revolver (Rock Island Armory supplied) would be offered in a 2 or 3 inch barrel. Also a 9-shot rig. I think the Ruger LCRx 3-inch 22lr is a good one as well, an 8-shot.

[@dougmac9955]

It’s hard to argue against a good 22RF revolver. As a collector (my wife says accumulator) of all things with triggers that go bang. I have several 22RF revolvers in my collection ranging from Ruger Single Six convertibles to several Heritage SAs and a bunch of High Standard, H&R, I J and even a Taurus Tracker convertible. I think the one that best fits your subject matter is an older IVER Johnson “pull pin” with a 4” barrel. Just to insure you I’m not a total waste of skin I have 20 1911s in my accumulation and each one is unique.

[@SGT1911]

"COLLECTOR" is the right word. Thanks for watching

[@Anubis-nx1gu]

Thanks for discussing one of my favorite calibers for fun target practice. Inexpensive and a fun all day experience!

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@Southernguitar74]

I bought a used Heritage Barkeep in .22lr a couple years ago for $99 at a local gun store. I went to the Heritage website and ordered a .22wmr cylinder for an additional $30, shipped. Funny, I’ve had it for 2 years and yet still have never fired it. LOL…I will have to change that.

[@JohnPublic-dk7zd]

You need to take that gun, and a box of cheap bulk ammo, to the range...it is relaxing to load, shoot, unload, repeat, repeat, repeat...the barkeep won't be the ultimate tack driver, but I think part of the fun in plinking is missing as often as you hit...an hour of trigger time shouldn't cost more than $10 in ammo...the magnum adds a little oomph to the gun, but the bread and butter should be much cheaper bulk...I've heard some of the newer Heritages can be spotty about build quality, ours has always run just fine...don't sweat scratches, dings, worn finish, it IS a $99 gun, and it doesn't affect operation...the gun is easily cleaned, and if you ever want to try working on a firearm, this is the gun to do it on (lots of folks repair springs, grips, remove safety, etc. on these guns by themselves)...but seriously, go have fun...!

[@SGT1911]

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[@scottsmith4710]

SGT, I agree, great review and video buddy.👍

[@SGT1911]

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[@ricjona1069]

I've gone back to carrying revolvers. I always carry 2. I have a Taurus 22 revolver for my range gun. Let's me practice with a gun similar to what I carry for dirt cheap. In fact, all the guns I use for self defense and home defense, I have the 22lr versions for practice on the range. Is a cheap way to get trigger time.

[@SGT1911]

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[@Motorcyclewindtherapy]

Got one from the 1930s... it still functions perfectly. 22lr / 7 shot. They literally last forever. Mine has a 6" barrel and it's more accurate than I am.

[@SGT1911]

100%. Thanks for watching

[@johnkinsel5027]

My 22 revolver gets more range time than any other gun I got. I used 22CB caps to teach the grandkids how to shoot. CCI Quiet Bullets make for an afternoon of low stress target practice.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@Wildwestwrangler]

A 22lr revolver is very versatile and a great food getter!!!

[@SGT1911]

Right

[@Dragonscout]

I ran across a guy several years ago that had a pristine High Standard Model 107 snubbie 9 shot and he took $100 for fishing money. Looks like I took it out the box. Shoots great and will get anyone off me if needed. Funny thing, I've since been offered $450 due to the model. But it's made every bit as well as most any new model! You're exactly right. Also got a NAA .22 Mag, but I love the 9 shot!!

[@SGT1911]

Nice. Thanks for watching

[@steveb7310]

Yep…I have several .22 revolvers. Mostly Smith and Wesson. My fave for shooting is the Ruger SP101 because it’s stainless steel, holds 8 rounds, and has really nice sights. Heavier than the Smiths, but also not as “collectible “ .

[@SGT1911]

I have a SP101 One of my favorite wheel guns

[@johnmadow5331]

I have Hi-Standard Sentinel (made in Hamden CT my ex-home state) with interchange cylinder .22LR and .22 Magnum 9 rounds capacity with 2 and a half inches barrel. The price I paid in 1977 was $125 brand new.

[@SGT1911]

Nice

[@MikeInBendOregon]

It's funny you brought this topic up because I've been looking at short barrel 22 revolvers lately. I've got a good selection of early Colt, Winchester and Ruger 22's, but nothing really short... I visit one of our local pawn shops several times a week because they always gets good guns in and I know them really well, so I get good deals when I find something I like. Recently I scored Two lightweight Commanders, and a Series 70 Gov't model. Colts of course LOL... Anyways, last week I picked up another 3 screw Ruger Single Six 22 lr, and an early Marlin model 39 22 lever rifle but my search for a nice used short barreled 22 goes on. I will probably just buy a new one because they are pretty cheap. While the 22 probably isn't anybody's favorite caliber for self defense, a lot of people disregard them for that use. While I've never used one for that purpose, there are people that know a lot more about a 22 for defensive use than I do, and from what I've read, a 22 lr to the melon can be very effective for those that are a good shot, because the bullet will enter said melon, but it usually won't exit, so it bounces around like a ping pong ball and the results can be devastating... Even for those that aren't good enough to make those shots, there have been plenty of bad guys that were permanently taken out of a fight by a 22. There was one that happened about 6 years ago IIRC, in the small town where I live by a nurse walking home from work late at night. There have been plenty that at least lost the will to keep fighting too. Besides, 22's are fun and really cheap to shoot...

[@SGT1911]

I personally know of two KIA with 22lr. Thanks for watching

[@Lagassejames]

My wife and I have 2 single action .22lr a double single revolver and a bolt action. We like to hit the range at least once a month and at friends property when we can.

[@SGT1911]

nice

[@slimfire5475]

Another awesome video Sarge and you can't go wrong with 22LR in hand gun or a rifle.Thanks for the video, Slim.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching Slim

[@Gunpaw1958]

i usually grab my old 7.5" barrel Heritage .22 for most critters that come around at night. I went out one night and instead of a critter it was two guys trying to break in my shop. Fortunately they were unarmed and I held them at gunpoint until the sheriffs deputies got there. I was glad they were unarmed. I wouldn't want to be in a shoot out with just that pistol.

[@SGT1911]

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[@philwilson8617]

I have several, but I bought a Heritage with a 3 inch barrel and bird's head grips, specifically to teach my grandchildren how to shoot. The simple, elementary function, with a clear hammer, trigger, loading gate is perfect for simple instruction, and fits the hand of a ten year old. Plus it feels like a tool instead of a toy.

[@SGT1911]

perfect

[@jameshogan-ps2bz]

I have a ruger .22 mag. Aluminum frame revolver.light weight. It would be good for last ditch, save yer life. I do practice with it, firing a few rounds. Not ment for a day at the range... Shooting 20 rounds straight the frame swelled up,I could unload but could not up reload close the cylinder into frame,had to wait several minutes for cool down.I still like it...light easy-to-use, very concsealable& accurate. I carry it in a shoulder pouch over my chest I caneasily grab it standing or sitting

[@SGT1911]

what brand and model?

[@hugostiglitz9864]

I have a little NAA mini revolver in 22lr. Fits in any pocket and with a bit of practice, it's accurate enough for social work.

[@SGT1911]

that is all you need

[@timyoung715]

Yeah buddy. I have a smith model 63 3”kit gun. Mine only had 8 shot wish it had more cause they are so much fun to shoot. Awesome video

[@SGT1911]

They are fun for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@jimmorrison714]

Ok😂 a 22 is great for plinking and target practice. Would I carry it EDC? Hell no. For EDC my go to is Sig P365XL with the 12 round mag converted to a 14 with Mag Guts inserts. 14 plus 1 of 9mm defensive ammo means I am well equipped for self defense. But regular time at the range keeps me proficient. 😮

[@SGT1911]

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[@rudycastaneda7801]

I have a Colt 22 LR. revolver. Smooooooth action on it.

[@SGT1911]

nice

[@Bill-jv5eg]

Great thinking, I own two, aways goes bang, unlike my semi auto 22’s ! I still like my 2” 38 S&W revolver in my pocket

[@SGT1911]

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[@josephhaack5711]

Have a great day big sarge!!fyi, just starting to shoot black powder pistols, old school fun!

[@SGT1911]

yep, and nasty. Thanks for watching

[@Mississippi72]

I got an old h&r model 900 changed the main spring to stainless steel no Teflon plastic junk....very very very reliable now eats every 22 short,long and LR

[@SGT1911]

as long as it goes bang.

[@jtns2845]

rimfire handgun says modern ruger single-action revolver. i have concluded thusly after spending my own money to own and use multiple ruger, s&w, taurus, heritage, h&r, nef, beretta, jimenez, naa, bond arms rimfire handguns in various types.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@fload46d]

Thanks Sarge.

[@SGT1911]

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[@reconty2133]

My Mom got her a Diamondback Sidekick and she loves it!

[@SGT1911]

Nice

[@Glock36er]

My summer time EDC is a 942 in .22 MAG. Easy to conceal; light summer clothing is easy to penetrate. 👍👌

[@SGT1911]

It works

[@Wildwestwrangler]

The only actually reliable 22lr I've ever had is the Taurus TX22.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@gk5891]

My LGS has the little Heritage SA with both LR and WMR cylinder for $109.00 for one more day (Closed Monday). I must remain strong (I have more .22 revolvers than Walmart has gravitationally challenged). Edit: We apparently have two banned F words now.

[@SGT1911]

lol. Thanks for watching

[@myretroworld1121]

I have my grandpa's old Smith and Wesson model 17-4 with I think 8-3/4" barrel, it's long, but accurate, I have taken 2 coral snakes heads off with it. It's been a good gun. Secret is when you draw down pull trigger...if you sit there with it, you will tend to wobble with that barrel.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@andrewsteele7663]

Good morning, Sarge [Oz time] completely agree with you. I have been looking for one for ages. And when they come up on the local gun sale site they sell like hot cakes, Cheers

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@Brandi6666]

Just picked up a charter arms pathfinder 8 shot snubbie🤘❤️🇺🇸

[@paulmoss7940]

Love older H&R and Hi Standards. Also Colt New Frontier. traded off a couple I wish I had back. Kinda like cars. lol . Stay safe Sarge.

[@SGT1911]

I still have a Colt i need to share. Thanks for watching

[@dhardison]

Agreed 👍

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@johnnymccann5607]

i greatly appreciated the video and your opinions .most.i agreed with except barrel length. unless i get a unbelievable deal i won't have a 22lr under a 3 in barrel because of the greatly lowered kenitic energy power. look up 22lr by the inch.they tested various brands bullets giving barrel lengths, speed,energy power from 2 to 16 inches. plus information on many pistol/revolver calibers. papa wishing you well. 😊

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@daveb8457]

Hi Sarge. How goes the battle? I need to tell you about my new Colt Python blue version. SA pull 6.7 lbs and double action pull 11+ lbs. I wish it was as light as your Taurus. At least with a Taurus you don't expect a great deal. Thanks Sarge.

[@SGT1911]

I am looking for one of the new Blue Pythons.

[@daveb8457]

@@SGT1911 They are true eye candy but that's about as far as it goes. How is your black lab doing. Last I talked to you he was a bit clingy.

[@johnkizziah108]

The first new gun I ever bought was a mod 63 smith..had to make payments on it back then. My fave gun. I even got a nice buck ( one shot ) when I was young.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@DasDutchman56]

My favorite ammo .22 LR Federal Punch Personal Defense. Try it !

[@SGT1911]

!!!!

[@Gulfcowboy]

I agree. I own an S&W model 63 kitgun. I use it often.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@michigunsanta8680]

I bought a 4” 10rd 22lr Colt King Cobra target a few months back, it wasn’t cheap but man it’s sweet, not a pocket pistol but I’ve got other snubbies for those purposes. 👍🏻

[@SGT1911]

Nice

[@whomagoose6897]

It's a known fact that a lot of .22LR are filthy. Not all are bad . CCI Mini Mags are not junk. Many Steel Challenge competitor's use CCI Mini Mags. I tried Ely's, made in England. Ely 22.LR ammo is used for Olympic shooting events. As far as I am concerned, CCI Mini Mags are much better. Ely ammo is all lead with a blue colored wax coating. With a hot day at the range you get sticky ammo CCI Mini Mags are copper coated. No sticky wax everywhere.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@PeterPArtyka-o5k]

Cci velocitor for home def.

[@todglenn2707]

I keep my revolver skills up shooting several hundred rounds of 22LR through my S&W K22 ever week. It's a cheap way to keep your skills up. With the cost of ammo these days, it's worth buying a quality 22 revolver because you can afford to shoot it a lot. A quality 22 handgun of any type is a great training tool that will let you practice a lot without breaking the bank. Don;t go cheap on a rimfire just because the ammo is inexpensive. Get something well made, durable and accurate, and you'll be shooting it for the rest of your life.

[@SGT1911]

Hooah

[@garytru563]

I never thought about a 22, I've got a Ruger 38+p but maybe I should look at a 22. Good vid Sarge, thank you

[@SGT1911]

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[@71three5ohscrambler8]

Me and my wife do alot of plinking. Fun fun😊

[@SGT1911]

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[@alananderson5929]

Shoot a lot of different .22 models but would not recommend many-because of the heavy (over 12Lbs) trigger pulls. Love Rugers but awful triggers

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@porterosbournejr.5083]

Taurus is now made in Bainbridge, Georgia, USA

[@SGT1911]

Right. Thanks for watching

[@theoriginalOSOK]

Those are selling for over $600 on gunbroker... There are other less expensive options out there of course.... I have a Kel Tec P17 that shoots great - you do need to ensure that the ammo will cycle it - can be a little picky - don't have to worry about that with a revolver. Anyway, I totally agree that everyone should have a .22LR pistol of some kind... and plenty of ammo to go with of course - as a bare and I mean bare minimum.

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching

[@karlcalhoun2530]

Why do you call that revolver a pistol ? I believe a pistol to be a semi-automatic, and a revolver is a revolver. The terms are not interchangeable as some would posit. With proper practice you CAN shoot a revolver as fast or faster than a semi-automatic pistol. I know, I've done it. . . with a S&W Model 27 .357 magnum. C'mon Sarge, you should know better.

[@megarth1]

Only recently have semi autos been called only pistols and revolvers called revolvers. Used to be all handguns were called pistols. He’s an old timer like myself some of us don’t care about the evolving language. SMH and LOL! 😊

[@SGT1911]

@megarth1 is right. Who gives a shit. does it go bang

[@SGT1911]

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[@SGT1911]

@@michaeldunn7716 are you blind?

[@michaeldunn7716]

@@SGT1911 why are you saying that? I'm supporting you!

[@SandyLabradoru812]

Get yourself an S&W 43c. Not cheap, however, well worth the coin. Pair it with a Henry H001 lever rifle.

[@SGT1911]

Sounds nice

[@chrhadden]

i had a 22 revolver i carried when i was in 7th grade. it sucked growing up where i grew up lets just put it that way

[@SGT1911]

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[@krashdude1]

22 LR revolver--- great tool to have. DO NOT buy a Taurus. Had two new 22 LR 942's defective. Get a Smith or Ruger. DONE

[@gunmonkey6545]

Well, I had the exact opposite experience. I had a 942 that was flawless and ended up giving it to one of my sisters. I decided to buy the almost $800 S&W 43C and just got it back from its THIRD trip back to Smith in a year and a half. By now practically everything but the barrel has been replaced or “repaired.” Just something to think about.

[@SGT1911]

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[@waynecastleman1363]

Im sure that the first pistol I ever shot was the Ruger mk Il target at about thirteen years old I was hooked, now I have a Mk4 and a Buckmark Target as well but I do not have a 22 Revolver, SGT it doesn't make since I've got to go get me a .22 revolver. I can't believe that I've screwed up this bad. Well thanks for waking me up 😂🇺🇸🙏💪

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching Wayne. Stay safe

[@waynecastleman1363]

@@SGT1911 Maybe a Ruger Wrangler

[@cjrogers1524]

What kind of revolver is that? I like it

[@SGT1911]

Taurus

[@davidrichardson6831]

Nicely done!

[@SGT1911]

Thanks!

[@billyp333]

Support American Manufacturing....Charter Arms Pathfinder 22 lr .....

[@SGT1911]

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[@timtaylor8998]

Right on man !!!

[@SGT1911]

Hooah

[@CashGravel]

As they say no human likes getting shot. Great choice I’m a huge revolver. Fan will never buy a semi auto for self-defense.

[@SGT1911]

It has its benefits. Thanks for watching

[@podsmpsg1]

I'm thinking about getting an S-333 Gen 3.

[@SGT1911]

a What

[@kendelvalle8299]

I’ve had a few over the years. Don’t see the need. My toolbox gun is a Glock 26.

[@SGT1911]

i cant do a glock, just cant

[@kylewood8327]

22LR is great in a rifle but I’d rather have 22mag for pistol. Just as easy to control but with more giddy up.

[@SGT1911]

$$$. Thanks for watching

[@boost7983]

Little 9 shot .22 revolvers are fun, when you get a dud, you just squeeze it again. Glock makes a pretty good .22 also (but, a semi auto) - really light and ugly straight from the factory, and small.

[@SGT1911]

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[@rickiejacobs5910]

I would feel more comfortable with a 22 mag. Revolver. I like my S & W M & P 22 mag. Pistol.

[@SGT1911]

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[@Onemoreguygettingold]

I don't think you even need an exposed hammer or sights.

[@SGT1911]

agreeded

[@joelmclamore1898]

I have a lcr 22 revolver,it's perfect.😊

[@SGT1911]

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[@jstal6325]

I've always had 38spl. Snub.

[@SGT1911]

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[@holdmyswede]

Who knows if I need one, but you provided the fodder to petition the wife for another purchase-So far as she knows, I need it! Got the proof on videa’ honey. And she doesn’t know cheap guns exist-I’m thinking a J-22 kit gun!

[@SGT1911]

LOL no secrets told.

[@stephen562]

A small 22lr revolver is an overall very useful tool

[@SGT1911]

yep

[@garymatney9344]

Good video!

[@SGT1911]

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[@thomthompson9217]

Yup I’ve got two22’s but you lost me when you mentioned Tarus.

[@SGT1911]

lol $$$ Thanks for watching

[@71three5ohscrambler8]

Ruger. 1966 Single Six Convertable.

[@SGT1911]

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[@CokesCokes-d7v]

I can get a better deal on an R-92 NEF elsewhere? Then a Taurus. 22LR! For the $ money as a Pennsylvanian. Jamie Cokes

[@SGT1911]

Thanks for watching Jamie, I appreciate it

[@Marcus-rg7bg]

We are everywhere. On every continent. Go ahead.

[@SGT1911]

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[@bodyguardchevy]

You had me sold up until you said you carry a Taurus. At that point, you might as well start throwing fishing weights.

[@SGT1911]

thanks for watching

[@Just1American1966]

If somebody threatens me with "only a Taurus", you can bet your ass I'm gonna feel in fear for life or limb and respond accordingly, even if you would not.

[@kc0lif]

great idea.

[@SGT1911]

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[@utz3710]

When did you get out of prison?????????????au chi wa wa baby 🤱

[@SGT1911]

Still on Probation

[@gud2go50]

Glock 19! Yeah baby!😂 but I carry my S&W 442 or Ruger SP 101 in .38 and .357 mag. Respectively! 1911 is to heavy and can’t stand up to my Glocks. Get with old man!😂😂😂

[@SGT1911]

LOL, men wear belts. for several reasons. hold their pants up, whip someone's ass and to carry real pistols. Thanks for watching

[@johnmyers8687]

I have a ruger single six its a nice gun

[@SGT1911]

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[@Marcus-rg7bg]

Even in realms you dont know of. Have no concept of.

[@SGT1911]

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[@DanielA-nl9nv]

Bookshelf gun.

[@SGT1911]

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[@krowbar23]

I'd rather carry my seecamps

[@SGT1911]

carry anything you like, just carry

[@glennsammon4465]

yes , a 22LR revolver is always good to have. I have the stainless 3 inch barrel version of that gun. it is older and has wood grips and of course the 9 rounds. and it is next to me now with stingers . my S&W M60 38 Special is also with me.

[@glennsammon4465]

oh yeah HKS still makes speedloaders for it.

[@SGT1911]

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[@ebisudance5059]

22lr firearms are like an i4 engine. Efficient.

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[@Xodgilla]

Cool

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[@Bill-p2s]

This guy's s riot

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[@3Pillers]

👍

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