Ruger LCR 22 Long Rifle Revolver - Blue/Black, 1.87" Barrel, 8 Rounds, Rubber Grips, 3-Dot Sights

what a great little gun! Buds cash option beat everyone’s price. Smooth transaction too. Love Buds so glad I am a teams bud member. So worth it Thanks Buds. Kickok45 sent me!

Very well made gun. Wanted a 22 revolver and couldn't be happier with it.

I wanted a lightweight snubnose revolver in .22 LR, and I was deciding between this and the Smith and Wesson 43C. I'm pleased with the Ruger LCR. My purpose for this gun was (1) I didn't have a revolver and wanted one because I think they're cool (2) I wanted a double action only revolver as a training aid to help with trigger control (3) I wanted a handgun in .22 LR because I already have other firearms in that caliber; if I got a .38 or .357 it's gonna be a lot more expensive to shoot and now that's another caliber I need to stock, and .22 reliability issues are mitigated by getting it in a revolver, and (4) coming from the world of striker-fired semiautos without safeties, I wanted something I'd feel comfortable pocket carrying on occasion without feeling like I'm risking a negligent discharge. Concealability / comfort: It's very lightweight, and the dimensions are concealable. In a sticky hoslter it's very comfortable. Haven't carried in in kydex yet. Trigger: I like the heavy double action trigger pull. Good for training and for avoiding a negligent discharge. Action: I'm a fan of the internal hammer, because there's one less thing to snag, and it forces me to train on the double action trigger instead of giving into the temptation to cock the hammer and go single action. Caliber: It's a .22, so it's cheap to shoot. More range time makes me a happy guy. Yeah, I know it's not the most powerful caliber, but it's a gun, and that sure beats a sharp stick. Haters gonna hate, but anyone in my family can shoot this. It's fun, easy, and cheap to shoot, which means you will actually practice with it more, which means you will build confidence, which means you are more likely to carry it. As they say, the .22 in your pocket is better than the .45 you left at home. Accuracy: I'm pleased with the accuracy. For an average shooter like me for training and self-defense distances, it works just fine. Aesthetics: I think it looks nice, but I am not overly concerned with looks. If you want a more classic look then go with something else. Fit: I have big hands, and the grips feel nice. I don't plan on changing them out.

The Ruger LCR 22LR has a comfortable grip, a smooth , but taut trigger pull , and very little recoil. This revolver will serve multiple purposes.

Nice gun,, shipping was timely

The Ruger LCR 22 LR is one of 6 calibers that Ruger has currently in the LCR configuration and I have ordered 4 of them thru Buds. I was happy with the purchase and the delivery from Buds. I have ordered several other guns since then from Buds as well. I also appreciate their email notice system when a product is out of stock....I have now ordered 2 different pistols when I was notified they were back in stock. Buds does a great job keep you informed on where your order is and when it should be at your FFL. Will definitely re-order from them in the future when I order the 38 and the 9mm.

Solid transaction from Bud's. Double action rimfire triggers are heavy by design and changing springs may cause ignition problems. As is it's too uncomfortable for my wife to shoot, which is why I bought it. Even my finger gets tender after 2-3 cylinders. It's solid and fun to shoot and it will loosen up a bit with use.

Owned the Ruger LCR 38 special and bought it right when they came out years ago. Great gun and decided to add the LCR .22 LR to the collection. Great shooter and saving money on the ammo. This .22 is a great gun for range and even concealed carry if needed. Thanks Buds.

It's a well known fact Ruger manufacturers quality firearms, so I will not waste words. My LCR22 purchase has been as expected, GOOD. The Pistol is CCW friendly, light weight, 8 shot and dependable. This Pistol compliments my Ruger LCR38 in practice mode, even though the 22 has a slightly different trigger pull the ammo is still more economical.

Ruger LCR .22lr! love this little beauty, put crimson trace laser grips on it dime size groups at 5 yds. Great little plinker highly recommend Buds, been great people to deal with . 5 stars