One other really good use for these: Tackle box handgun. I have a three inch TG23 that lives in mine. Shoots just fine. It was a gift. I also had an RG in .22 Short. Paid ten bucks for that one. Gave it to my son and he sold it for $150. Ticked me off that he sold a gift. But I was indeed proud of his salesmanship, lol!

Acquired a RG23 about two years ago, it’s a slick little gun.

I love mine. Just the perfect concealable size. Perfect with Devastator exploding ammo.

I bought a box of 26 RG revolvers from a friend 15 years ago from an auction in Miami FL for $150. Some were .22 cal and some were .38 Special. I still have them all. Germans do not make junk. One of the .38 Specials had an 8" barrel on it. At 100', every round goes inside a paper plate target. The cylinders lock up tight, ejection of the empty brass is easy, and the forcing cones on each of the revolvers look like new. I figure I got a pretty good deal back then.

I was a police officer in Texas back in the 1980s. The only place I have ever seen an RG was on a criminal. I asked the older police officers about them. The joke was, "Yeah, its an RG... Real Gun!" The ones I saw were .22 Short, maybe a couple of .22 Long Rifle caliber, snub-nosed revolvers. The cylinders are freewheeling and are indexed by the pawl. I never fired one but they looked like they would blow up in your hand. I promise you, you have held cap guns that feel more substantial. I have never seen these on display for sale anywhere. I don't believe a gunshop would touch them. This might be something sold in a pawn shop. The one in this video was WAY nicer than any I ever saw.

I had a 22 and safe my life 5 times.

Love mine. With the right ammo and a little bit of practice, You can be accurate with this pistol up to about 15 yd

Just picked up one of these for 70$ in excellent condition in my local gun store

I picked one of these up today. I just thought it would be better off with me then a dusty gun store

The barrow looks like 38. Like my ROHM. Had it since early 90's. Shoots well.

I have the same exact gun. It runs very well

The company is German, but look right there on the left side it says Miami, Fla.

man my trigger gaurd broke on this any help on how i would be able to fix it or even make one thanks

My grandpa passed away I just moved into his house and found one in his room was wondering if I should keep it also found Montgomery ward lever action 30-30 from the 70s

There was this guy I bought it from and it was parts of it how do I put it back together

anyBody else tense uP when he Pointed the gun at us....... ???

Im having trouble with the ejector rod. Its rusty and i want to give it a deep cleen up. Does any one have a diagram or a video on how to dismantle this thing?

How does it shoot ? Reasonably well-made ? Not bad looking.

I have call22 Saturday Night spécial sir how much cost

My ROHM 66 is my baby

Tbh the only 22lr rev under 200 is a single action army desgin gotta load one at a time

yours looks way newer than mine. Mine looks ancient compared to yours

I inherited one from late grandpa. What is build date and what ammo is safe to shoot with?

I'd love to get my hands on a couple of those guns

I got one from my grandmother. How can i date this firearm?

Can u send me a disassembly and reassembly video?

Does anyone know where I can buy one of these at?

its imported from florida

I just think it's funny how you're displaying it like it's on the Price is Right or something.... back and forth... ha not criticizing just think it's funny.

Is it a rimfire?

I was given one for babysitting

How much did you pay for it?

The best thing to do with one of these is find a gun buyback program and take your $50.00 and use it to buy a quality firearm.

You want to sale it?

hold still.

Good job reading the Wikipedia page on Röhm. Any chance you actually know something about them?

I have one. Who wants it lol

Dude... stop flopping the gun back and forth.

Great review. NOT! I know almost nothing about this revolver. I know about ROHM BUT NOT THIS WEAPON.