Basic review of the H&R (Harrington & Richardson) 622 six-shot revolver in .22 Long Rifle with 6″ barrel, and blued/parkerized finish. To me, these are quite possibly one of the best .22 LR multi-purpose handguns available on the used gun market for less than $150. Accurate, reliable, simple, built like a tank (every bit as solid as a Ruger), American-made, comfortable in hand, and VERY versatile. Aside from capacity, this is identical to the H&R 922 (nine-shot). Both were available with 2″, 4″, and 6″ barrels, and both featured the extremely simple and reliable drop-out cylinder design where the entire cylinder comes out simply by removing the center pin – makes cleaning after a day of shooting VERY easy. Shoots .22 Short, Long, Long Rifle, subsonic, standard, high, and hyper velocity rounds, as well as .22 shot shells. Trigger pull in single action is quite nice and firm but not ridiculously stiff in double-action. These DO NOT have a transfer bar safety, so I would recommend keeping one chamber of the cylinder empty if you carry this in a holster (to avoid a accidental discharge risks). Not too good as a CCW (especially with a 6″ barrel), but EXCELLENT for use in plinking, small game hunting, varmint/pest control, trail gun, and possibly as a when-all-else-fails home defense gun (as in, when you’re out of 12-gauge shells and/or your fancy-pants semi-auto pistol jams). These guns are quite common in the used market, so they’re cheap and plentiful, and parts are easily …