
Single action is probably right around 3 lbs.Īccuracy out of the box: Hey, almost every gun in production today is more accurate than me, so I'm not posting targets. I would guess the trigger pull at 5.5 - 6 lbs. So much so, that the manufacturer supplied a small baggie with about a dozen washers. Inside that screw, there is an obnoxiously small nylon washer that gets lost. You remove the screw to replace the cylinder. As you can see from the face on picture, there is a screw that holds the crane/cylinder in place. particularly on the cranes (those metal thingies that the cylinder hangs off of for us 1911 critters). There are a couple of machining marks that I can see. lets go see Dave Severns, Les Baer, Dan Wesson, etc etc. I'd like to say "fit and finish is flawless." It's not. Regardless what WE think, many of our wives just don't feel comfortable shooting semi autos in 45 or 10mm. Cheaper to shoot, and in 22mag, one that my Mrs isn't shying away from. Could have bought one last summer for about $50 less. Lists at $550, my cost: $450 out the door.

My LGS suggested that I take a look at the Charter Arms Pathfinder.

#Review of charter arms pathfinder .22 registration
transfer fees, registration fees, shipping.etc. Big, heavy and sitting on the standard Tracker frame, The Taurus was selling at Bud's recently for $444, but then. I found myself drawn to the Taurus 992, which converts from 22LR to 22 Mag, but have been troubled in the past by Taurus' customer service. I have been looking at several versions of a 22 revolver recently.
