A Nurse with a Gun
Hmmmmmmm........ This looks interesting. The Cimarron Plinkerton in .22LR. Cimarron has an excellent reputation for quality single action Army type revolvers. I own three of Cimarron revolvers, and they are all excellent handguns. I'm not really a cowboy gun fan, but at $154.70 MSRP, it's grabbed my attention. Labels: Cowboy Guns
posted by Xavier at 12:03 PM
Xavier is a Registered Nurse who specialized in complex wound care. He has practiced for over fourteen years in his community. He often provided nursing service in areas where law enforcement refused to enter without back-up. Xavier now works in surgery. Xavier has been an avid shooter for over 30 years. He strongly supports the 2nd Amendment, opposes gun control of any sort, and carries a weapon 24 hours a day. Xavier is known on various internet gun forums as XavierBreath. He is married with three children, and is moderated by an apathetic one eyed cat, a goofy Golden Retriever, and a stalwart German Shepherd Dog. One day, he hopes to be deserving of them all.
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11 Comments:
if you pick one up do post a review.
I have shot one several times. In my opinion, it is a delight to shoot. The only thing that I didn't like about it is the very slow brass removal/reloading procedure.
Yes, do let us know. It's not that I'm desperate to go cheap on my gun purchases, but it's nice to know affordable models I can use to build my collection, being a noobie shooter and whatnot.
"very slow brass removal/reloading procedure" - weclcome to single action shooting - tough to avoid that.
Don't think I could shoot anything named Cimarron. It has nothing to do with the gun, just the fact that the name Cimarron is now unfortunately forever associated with bad apartment buildings and a ho-hum restaurant in Elko, NV in my mind.
Ah, the memories.... :P
You might also look at the Heritage Rough Rider. Similarly priced and fun to shoot.
It *could* make you think of the Cadillac Cimarron, a re-badged Chevy Cavalier...
Be interesting to see the review, Xavier. IMHO, the price difference between that gun new and a gently-used Ruger Single Six isn't enough to justify going "off-brand"...
cute almost a ruger bearcat,but like the others had said:"slow reloading and extraction of fired cases"
My mainline 22LR is a heavy as hell 8 and 3/4 S7W 617,the trigger on it is excellent.it fires and extracts quickly(I even broke down and got some HKS speedloaders for it)
druthers...it's only a SIX shot(Yes I know they made an eight shot version,I'll just buy that one as well)
NOTE I'LL PURCHASE A SHORTER BARREL,this almost nine inch barrel gun is a tank.
yes,it's a K frame,but with so much metal on the smaller bore size...whoof,I start with that and my 6inch model 28 357 feels light.
I understand some like to reenact such as the SASS(Single action shooter society)guys.
but I like to have a faster reload,and the more modern(semi auto pistols/swing out cylindar revolvers) seem to find the nitch I like.
I'd really love to find a nice clean old H&R nine shot,they broke open like a webley and dumped ALL the spent cartridges out,all in one fell swoop.
Woof! At that price even if a little trigger work is needed...
Now if they'll add some .22 call top break S&W look-a-likes they'll really be cooking on gas.
X:
Yes, do post a review if you darken that door and lighten your wallet.I've already got a little NM Bearcat, but I could always use another .22 SA.
Nature, I've got that nine-shot H&R; it's just taking up space in my mini-safe. How much are you willing to spend?
Mike Harbour
Helena, Montana
i own the plinkerton i love mine i have fired round after round and its the only handgun i own i use it in the woods for aside arm and im very satisfied with the quality
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