I am taking NRA instructor and Basic Pistol in Oct.

 

When I took the class as a student we worked our way up from .22lr to .45ACP using both revolvers and semi automatic handguns.

 

I have the following I could use to teach the class

 

Sig 230 .380ACP

Ruger 6" GP100 38Spl

Beretta 92fs or Glock 17 9MM

Glock 22 40SW

Kimber 5" 1911 .45ACP

 

I need a .22LR to start students off with.

 

What .22 revolver would you recommend for this purpose?

 

Would I be better served with a semi auto ..22lr or perhaps a conversion for the G17 to .22lr?

I am thinking best to offer at least two revolvers...

Does it have to be a revolver? I would say get a Ruger MK III or 22/45.

Actually what the NRA "requires" for an instructor to have is:

Single action revolver

SA/DA revolver

Semi-auto pistol

 

No requirements on caliber.... In fact at my Pistol Instructor course .22 was not really recommended

I started students off with my 686 and they were fine

 

 

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Actually what the NRA "requires" for an instructor to have is:

Single action revolver

SA/DA revolver

Semi-auto pistol

 

No requirements on caliber.... In fact at my Pistol Instructor course .22 was not really recommended

I started students off with my 686 and they were fine

 

Thank you... I guess I would have learned that in class... Come to think of it the .22 I used in the class I took as a student was a single action.

 

So given this information I need to add a single action revolver. Why was .22 not recommended?

 

Can anyone recommend a good single action revolver? In .22lr or perhaps .22wmr to satisfy the class requirement?

Ruger Single Six....is there any other?

In addition to the Ruger Single Six by whch all others are measured it seems I found these.

 

The USFA 22/12 shot look nice but cost more then the Ruger..

 

Cimmeron Plinkerton .22lr SA

Heritage Arms Rough Rider .22lr SA

Chiappa .22lr SA

Colt New Frontier Buntline ..22lr SA

USFA .22lr SA 12 shot

 

 

 

Another little hint:

 

The SA revolver does need to be fired.... Just something to demonstrate what a SA only revolver does..... So any ol POS will do..

 

Then having a nice SA/DA revolver will be good for shooting in both SA and DA

 

 

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This page at CTD has my head spinning.... Way to many choices..

 

http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/ItemListing.aspx?pagesize=1000&sort=priceLow&catid=1664

 

 

In addition to the Ruger Single Six by whch all others are measured it seems I found these.

 

The USFA 22/12 shot look nice but cost more then the Ruger..

 

Cimmeron Plinkerton .22lr SA

Heritage Arms Rough Rider .22lr SA

Chiappa .22lr SA

Colt New Frontier Buntline ..22lr SA

USFA .22lr SA 12 shot

 

It was a rhetorical question.