1. I dont know how well a suppressor will work on this with the cylinder gap, but it would be fun to find out. One of the coolest .22s out there

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   1. Sorry, but that ain’t a suppressor.

      1. True, but “threaded barrel” suggests that one could be mounted in place of that thing that’s on there in the photo, whatever it is supposed to be.

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2. Oh that’s nice!

3. Sorry, that’s just silly.

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4. With CCI quiets or CB caps? I believe a silencer is not a bad complement.

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5. Ground Hogs Beware!

   1. I hope you found a new Refrigerator?

6. A suppressor on a revolver will still have most of sound reduction effects as on a pistol, most of the gases are still exiting out the front-end after all. Sure, some escape via the cylinder gap, but it’s minimal.

   No, you won’t get the silly Hollywood “pffft-pffft,” but you all know that’s nonsense anyway.

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   1. Anybody know what does a hand-towel do for a revolver ala Vito Corleone in “Godfather II”?

   2. Akschually it’s not nonsense per se. A properly silenced gun does not even produce a” pfft”-sound. You hear the click from the firing pin and the “whack” on the target.

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7. Our shop sold a metric shit ton of heritage RR.
   The Closer, more often than not.
   The Safety believe it or not.
   Not to say the price didnt hurt.
   Had to deal with there CS during this Flu crap…
   THAT …was a damn full time job. Them and Taurus..terrible.
   Never had to Pre Flu. Which I found interesting.

   Lota companies (I believe) werent or arent test firing ALL there guns. Had some with No Firing Pins, No Ejectors, No extractors, missing springs.
   These are suppose tonbe Brand New. Wtf?? HOW???

   One has to be very carefull now.

   Just sayin.

8. Good luck with Heritage Arms.

   I could never get past the pot-metal/Chinesium construction when they first came out.

   You always get what you pay for.

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