Someone over at Heritage is putting CBD in the coffee pot, and it may be a good thing. If handgun hunting is to garner a resurgence this type of effort can give it a boost. The guns are better than the old "Buffalo Scouts" hardware stores used to stock. They used to sell for around $50, must have sold a zillion. I don't think they spit lead anymore. A good old reliable wheel-gun, great sights, scope or optic provisions, and a threaded barrel (?!). For $250 retail I may have to get one just to play with. I say fantastic! Using the .22 WMR cylinder it would have some real reach and a bonus to shoot any rimfire ammo.
If anyone gets one make sure to give us a report. What a great present for a young shooter, if it works half decent. I've built stuff like this myself to play with! I have a Buffalo Scout with a Remington 550 barrel piece on it that will outshoot most fancy guns. What a hoot!
What would it do to the market if they made a .357 and .44 version?! Hawes resurrected! I bet some boys would take them hunting.
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Gary mentioned this rig....
- WB, 2022-04-12, 06:49
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Daughter's Father-in-Law has a Heritage with both cylinders
- Jim Taylor, 2022-04-12, 07:06
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SOME CAN BE AMMO SENSITIVE
- JT, 2022-04-12, 08:44
- They had a short barrel bird's head model - WB, 2022-04-12, 10:04
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That threaded barrel...
- WB, 2022-04-12, 07:23
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HERITAGE OFFERS 65 GRIP OPTIONS (nm)
- JT, 2022-04-12, 08:45
- if I remember right They are now owned by Taurus and - Gary Reeder, 2022-04-12, 10:49
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HERITAGE OFFERS 65 GRIP OPTIONS (nm)
- JT, 2022-04-12, 08:45
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SOME CAN BE AMMO SENSITIVE
- JT, 2022-04-12, 08:44
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Daughter's Father-in-Law has a Heritage with both cylinders
- Jim Taylor, 2022-04-12, 07:06