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Rohm RG 66 .22 Magnum
Rohm GMBH Sontheim Im/Brz RG 66 Mod. 66 Cal. .22 Magnum
IC 60xxx "G" is stamped behind trigger guard Made in Germany on barrel RG IND. MIAMI FLA. under cylinder
Only has the .22 L.R. cylinder. Finish seems to be either Nickel or Stainless Steel.
I can't seem to find any info on year or production, to say if nickel or stainless or much of anything.
Did fire 6 rounds. Without adjusting the site was about 2 inches high, smooth trigger pull & seemed to fit nicely in hand.
I did find / see that the Rohm's wern't the best thing around, but the RG 66 was a bit better than other models.
Any info at all would be greatly appreciated.
IC 60xxx "G" is stamped behind trigger guard Made in Germany on barrel RG IND. MIAMI FLA. under cylinder
Only has the .22 L.R. cylinder. Finish seems to be either Nickel or Stainless Steel.
I can't seem to find any info on year or production, to say if nickel or stainless or much of anything.
Did fire 6 rounds. Without adjusting the site was about 2 inches high, smooth trigger pull & seemed to fit nicely in hand.
I did find / see that the Rohm's wern't the best thing around, but the RG 66 was a bit better than other models.
Any info at all would be greatly appreciated.
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Welcome aboard, hang around for a spell.
BTW, I fired (and borrowed for awhile) and the old man had a little RG with under a 2" bbl imported before GCA of 68 I reckon, you had to unscrew the cylinder rod and take out the cylinder to load, but it was amazingly accurate fer it's size and cheap cost.
The old man was hitting targets on a range that bystanders were amazed he could with it back in the late 60s. He was an old school point shooter with handguns too.
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