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hartcreek · January 3, 2016, 10:21 AM

H&R/NEF is the way I would go and not just swing out cylinder guns. There is nothing wrong with starting out learning how to use a loading gate. H&R made double/single action .22 revolvers with a loading gate and with capacities up to nine shots. You also might be able to find a H&R topbreak in decent shape.

I have an H&R six shot double/single action with loading gate with a twelve inch barrel that is a tack driver.

January 3, 2016, 10:21 AM	#13
hartcreek Junior member Join Date: April 22, 2014 Location: Washington Posts: 1,549	H&R/NEF is the way I would go and not just swing out cylinder guns. There is nothing wrong with starting out learning how to use a loading gate. H&R made double/single action .22 revolvers with a loading gate and with capacities up to nine shots. You also might be able to find a H&R topbreak in decent shape. I have an H&R six shot double/single action with loading gate with a twelve inch barrel that is a tack driver.