.22 Pistol Poll

[GUN DOG]

I prfer the mk II's over the III's & really like my slab side mkII. They are a pia to clean & reassemble but my 1st pistol was a mk II target std 51/2 barrel, would shoot a brick a week through it for the 1st few months, has about 20,000 rds throught it. Comes appart easy & goes together easy just need to break them in. Have the buckmark & p22 like my rugers just shoot the tar out of them the lock piece will lossen up

 

[TulsaGeoff]

I have a 22/45 with the wood stocks. I'm waiting to get a 22/45 LITE and make it a steel gun with optic and tricked internals. It is a pain to clean but oh well. Its not that hard...

 

[Chard]

I have a 22/45 with the wood stocks. I'm waiting to get a 22/45 LITE and make it a steel gun with optic and tricked internals. It is a pain to clean but oh well. Its not that hard...

Convert it to a MKII bushing. You will lose the mag disconnect. Mags will be easier to remove and seat. Easier to take down also. Bushings are about $10.


If you get a chance, test fire a 22/45 LITE. I suspect it will be like holding a pistol made out of styrofoam. I once owned a TacSol aluminum upper on a 22/45 lower and thought it was too light. No hang weight.

My older TacSol

Current MKIII

 

[TulsaGeoff]

Love the grips and can!

 

[Freeway]

Was not on the list, but my choice is a Kimber Rimfire Target. Expensive, but worth it!

 

[druryj]

I thought you stopped smoking that funny stuff??LOL!!!!!!

I promise to quit all bad habits if you gimme that Walther .22!!!! I'll give you a fistfull of cash and my son-in-law for it.

 

[flatwins]

I promise to quit all bad habits if you gimme that Walther .22!!!! I'll give you a fistfull of cash and my son-in-law for it.

That's funny right there.

 

[sgmhart]

I just bought a S&W M&P 15-22 for my rifle plinker and a S&W M&P 22 for my pistol plinker

 

[turkeyrun]

A 1911 platform .22 would be schweet. The GSG/ATI/Chiappa I think are all basically the same gun.

Been shooting a Colt's ACE for 30 yrs. Great, cheap practice for my 1911. Wish I could have bought a dozen back then, cost me $189, last 1 I seen for sale was $1900 and that was before all the craziness of Baba's scare tactics.

Just bought an Olympic Arms .22, looks like the Walther pictured above. Using it for my wife to train with, she loves it. I was surprised how great it shoots. We went to the back pasture and set up a range. Daughter went and bought her 1 too. The grandkids had a ball shooting up my .22 ammo. For the price they are the bargain of the century.

 

[coorsman_ok]

Buckmark all the way. I bought a walther to go with my suppressor and sold it a month later. Not near the accuracy of the browning. The trigger of the walther doesn't even compare to the buckmark's.