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Favorite 22lr pistol?
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Ruger Mk II is my go to 22lr pistol. it's fun, accurate & reliable.
If I was buying new today I'd get the Ruger MK IV series, only due to easier disassembly.
If I was buying new today I'd get the Ruger MK IV series, only due to easier disassembly.
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Lot of good options. Plenty of variants in many of them depending on what you are wanting to do with it. Ruger Mk4 and S&W Victory ate at the top for target style guns. Tx22 is pretty well the new king for trainer.
You can go gucci, but for mainstream guns, the above mentioned are great
You can go gucci, but for mainstream guns, the above mentioned are great
Ive got a browning buckmark and a cheaper Arminius double action 22 i like
I just can’t bring myself to pay $1300 for a Volquartsen. I’d like to test drive one though.
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I had a CP33 for a while. Not my favorite. It fed decent, but was not practical for anything other than stand and shoot at the range. Kids found it awkward to hold and shoot as well. Novelty kinda gun IMO unless you brace it. I wouldn't mind finding a P17, but not paying $400 for a $200 gun.
On the other hand, I recently picked up both variations of the TX-22 which I have been absolutely pleased with. I'm up to around 1500 rounds in each one, with only one FTF on the standard and one FTE on the competition. Was not expecting a fixed barrel when looking at it, but it shoots very well and the trigger is amazing out of the box.
Have owned/shot several of the target style pistols and IMO the S&W 41 is the gold standard. Ruger rules the roost for aftermarket support, but S&W is slowly catching up since the release of the Victory. Browning is the forgotten stepchild but they make some fine shooters.
Come to think of it I don't think I've shot a .22 pistol I didn't find something I liked about it. They have that kind of youthful nostalgia to them.
On the other hand, I recently picked up both variations of the TX-22 which I have been absolutely pleased with. I'm up to around 1500 rounds in each one, with only one FTF on the standard and one FTE on the competition. Was not expecting a fixed barrel when looking at it, but it shoots very well and the trigger is amazing out of the box.
Have owned/shot several of the target style pistols and IMO the S&W 41 is the gold standard. Ruger rules the roost for aftermarket support, but S&W is slowly catching up since the release of the Victory. Browning is the forgotten stepchild but they make some fine shooters.
Come to think of it I don't think I've shot a .22 pistol I didn't find something I liked about it. They have that kind of youthful nostalgia to them.
