.22 Semi Auto Pistol advice

[dennishoddy]

I like my fn 502, ruger mark iii and 22 victory. Haven’t tried the tx22 yet.

My new fav is the FN-502. Handles well, shoots accurately and is set up to mount anything one desires including a can. One thing my Rugers don't without having the barrels threaded.

 

[bushmaster06]

Since this has been revived. Now get a Taurus TX22. Gotta love the value for the money.

I like mine.

 

[El Pablo]

My new fav is the FN-502. Handles well, shoots accurately and is set up to mount anything one desires including a can. One thing my Rugers don't without having the barrels threaded.

Yep, I bought another barrel instead of bothering to thread it. That’s the one nice thing about rugers and victories, you can buy about any part imaginable and a few more.

I did have to locktite the rear sight plate, it kept coming loose on my 502.

 

[2busy]

People who know .22 rimfire pistols buy the TX22, regardless of whether or not their friends approve. You've obviously never fired one.

And I never intended to. I don't have any plastic pistols. Regardless of what is popular.

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

And that's fine if it's not your cup of tea. But a blanket dismissal of one of the most popular rimfire pistols on the market, which is so wildly popular because of it's features and well-known reliability, is as silly as another member here who says AR-style rifles are junk when his only experience with them was from over 50 years ago.

I'm not a big Taurus fan, either. But I'll recommend the TX22 without hesitation to anyone who's looking for a rimfire pistol because it's one of the best...especially for what it costs.

 

[fishincoop]

……plus the recommendations from folks on OSA that own them convinced me to purchased a new Taurus TX22

I may try that next time….”Honey, all the guys in the OSA really highly recommend this gun, they convinced me to purchase it…..”

 

[Hangfire]

I may try that next time….”Honey, all the guys in the OSA really highly recommend this gun, they convinced me to purchase it…..”

I might try the same tactic on a brand new pickup next.

 

[COprod_Broey]

I've had really good luck with the Ruger MK4 22/45 with an apex trigger. Shoots great, although the optics rail from the factory tends to come loose after high round counts

 

[2busy]

And that's fine if it's not your cup of tea. But a blanket dismissal of one of the most popular rimfire pistols on the market, which is so wildly popular because of it's features and well-known reliability, is as silly as another member here who says AR-style rifles are junk when his only experience with them was from over 50 years ago.

I'm not a big Taurus fan, either. But I'll recommend the TX22 without hesitation to anyone who's looking for a rimfire pistol because it's one of the best...especially for what it costs.

It was in jest. I forgot to put the emoji in. But since you wanted to make a big deal of it, I couldn't keep from poking the bear .

 

[dennishoddy]

is as silly as another member here who says AR-style rifles are junk when his only experience with them was from over 50 years ago.

I know you're not talking about me, but I was of the same opinion coming out of the Army when using the early M-16 platform. Junk POS.
My go-to currently is the AR-15 in several calibers. Love that platform.