Both calibers are available in the Lite model which weighs 12 oz and is available in an aluminum matte pink or lavender finish. The standard model weighs 19 oz and sports a 2 barrel and full-sized grip. Accurate, low recoil, durable.The Charter Arms Pathfinder is a six-shot double action revolver available in 22 LR or 22 WMR. These style pistols are legendary for a reason. 22LR pistols, don't forget to look at the Ruger Mark IV, Smith & Wesson SW22 Victory, or Browning Buck Mark. A 15 ounce gun is much easier to deal with than a 21-25 ounce gun.Īnd if you are looking at. really cool lightweight 8 shot revolvers.įor conceal carry, be careful to compare weights.
22LR revolver, look hard at the Ruger model 54. When you realize that you will have this thing for the rest of your life, whats an additional $50 or $100 paid to a get a much better quality item now? Depending how old you are, cost averaged over your lifetime that could be just a few dollars a year difference. This really is a case of save a bit more now, and have a much better gun later (IE, FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE). The Ruger LCR and Smith & Wesson are WAY better revolvers than anything from Charter, and with the cheaper models being perhaps only $50 more expensive. If you are not a gun guy, picking a revolver is a good choice. It will be WAY more accurate and have better ballistics.įor conceal carry, I'd look at something a bit more substantial in caliber, at least.
22LR rifle you can find at your local gun/pawn dealer? An old bolt action for about $80-$100 would be perfect. Roughly 1 in every 4 Canadians is a gun owner, and for those who live outside major cities (2 million or larger) it's much higher than that.įor varmint / pest why don't you look at the cheapest. Plus with regard to handguns in general, they are available here to anyone who has a clean record and no mental health issues, so they are not as rare as some assume. Note that even though I currently reside in Canada, where a concealed carry permit is extremely rare for non-law enforcement individuals (civilian permits rumoured to be less than 50 nationwide) I've not always lived here. Regular practice (because skills can depreciate remarkably quickly) is essential and an obligation of anyone who conceal carries. If you are thinking of concealed carry with a rimfire, I suggest you rethink your way of thinking and choose a suitable centrefire carry weapon, then buy an appropriate 22, similar to your carry weapon, for practice. However most people use them for inexpensive practice versus a larger centrefire calibre ammunition. 22 rimfire bullets are quite lethal, more so than many assume, and are responsible for many homicides and justifiable homicides worldwide, including America.
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