Ruger Bearcat: Anyone have one? Comments please

[DPris]

Looks like somebody picked up a copy of the Kindle.
Let me know your opinion.
Denis

 

[Ribcracker]

Denis,
What does that mean?

 

[DPris]

See my two previous posts in this thread.
Denis

 

[Ribcracker]

Ah, yes. You must be Denis Prisbrey; The Survivalist Papers Volume 2016-1: Lipsey's Ruger Bug-Out Bag Bearcats.
I notice Lipsey's Bearcats sell in the $600-700 range - a bit high for us common knuckle-draggers. But for the likes of us there are solid, used BC's in the $300-400 price range. I think my 1959 model cost me $330 just last year - a steal.
Does your treatise discuss regulating fixed sights? Hey, I do have a Kindle and for $3 I guess I can find out.
Thanks for your input.
Peace,
Bud

 

[DPris]

Same old deal on the fixed sights:
File the blade if shooting low.
Turn the barrel or mill one side of the rear sight channel for windage.
Denis

 

[gbran]

I have a brace of handguns and long guns I use for taking grand kids shooting.
One is a blue Bearcat. It's perfect for women with small hands or grand kids.

 

[LOLBELL]

I have a Shop Keeper and an Old Model Bearcat. I guess the Bearcat gods were looking over me when I bought them. Both shoot to POA. The Shop Keeper was a pain to load/unload when new but after a few 1,000 rounds the empties punch out much easier. I have average sized hands and can handle the Old Model well but the Shop Keeper took some getting used to.

 

[jstert]

bearcat would not be my first 22 revolver, but if you already have a single six and some cash to burn, why not?


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[rebs]

I would like to find a good used one with the brass trigger guard for sale