J frame S&W .22 caliber revolvers

[Moonclip]

Anyone own or like them?  I recently got a 34-1 4" blued, I used to have a mod 63 4" I put A LOT or rounds downrange with and I taught myself to shoot with.

I have never messed with 2" versions yet, I assume the ballistics would be especially weak.

Have never tried a .22mag version though I'd like to such as the model 651, hows the accuracy with them? 

These kit guns are pretty neat.  Though they have the coil spring action they still seem to have decent accuracy and triggers.

Glad I go the 34-1, fills a hole in my extensive S&W and .22lr collections, many of my smaller .22lr revolvers are marginal stuff like H&R and and Charter Arms. 

[Gunaria]

I did that research you ask me to do about the 34-1.

Here's an interesting pic;



Right now it seems that people are asking $400 - $550 for theirs and that's for all versions of them.

So for what you paid plus tax & DROS you are right there at the market's low asking price. Does yours come with the box and instructions?

[Moonclip]

No I don't think but my gun is mid/late 1960's version.  No flat latch but has round butt diamond grips.  I think round butt more desireable.  Not sure if 2 " or  4" is more desireable though.

My mod 63 was a late 1970's version. 

[ddiaz792310]

i would love to have one also

[Moonclip]

i would love to have one also

I'll let you shoot mine if we ever run in to each other.  J and K frame S&W .22lr revolvers are great. 

[GuitarCrazyo]

Actually thewebhostingdir, frames are deprecated by the W3C and should not be used under any circumstances, they are inaccessible and a sign of unprofessionalism. thomasr, could you be more specific about what you are trying to accomplish?