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cohoskip

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Say what you want about it, but I acquired a Rohm .22LR/.22Magnum single action model 66 from an old friend in a rest home.

It seems to be a replica of a Ruger single action, or very similar anyway. Very good finish, nice and tight with no cylinder play. Seems to be well made.

I took it to the range yesterday. It has a great trigger and performs very well.
I can see nothing wrong with it at all. I will have fun with it... ;)
 
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Tom2

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What, you did not spend 700$ for the most fancy hi grade .22 and you still had fun with it? Go figure.
 
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cohoskip

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Gunkwazy

I looked at those links. Those revolvers do look like a piece of crap. Mine is the old style single action and looks and shoots like new...
 
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B.N.Real

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They were low price revolvers.

That said you might have got the one cartridge that the gun could handle,enjoy.

I would'nt collect them though.

And if anyone offers you one used for more than a hundred dollars,laugh in their face and say ,"Please,I was'nt born long ago but I was'nt born yesterday."
 
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Magnum Wheel Man

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I have a 9 shot double action Rohm 22 LR that I just can't seen to make myself get rid of... aside from the horrible ( looks like pealing flat black paint ) finish, & the clunky looking grip... it shoots pretty good, & has a "functional" set of target sights on it... timing seems OK on the gun ??? maybe a guy should collect good Rohm's ???

got pics of your "good one" ???

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Hawg

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I've had several Rohm 66's. They were all good guns. In fact the only .22 pistol I own right now is a Rohm 66.
 
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cohoskip

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I didn't say I paid anything, I said I acquired it. It has a great blue finish on it also. It looks like new. The only thing I can find "cheap" about it are the plastic grips. I would replace them with wood if I could find a fit.

It's easy to sit there and say that all Rohms (or Taurus or Hi-point, etc.) are a piece of crap without seeing the one in question. Generalizing is not always a wise course...
 
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