.22LR pistol for plinking

[Shoot Summ]

Had a P22, sold it, still like the Mark II's, but the S+W 422/622 are my favorites.

 

[Shoot Summ]

I just got an MKII. By far the most accurate handgun I have ever fired. Was tough to breakdown though.

I've seen that Mark II, it is a nice shooter...

 

[MoBoost]

I can't believe that Heritage Rough Rider hasn't been mentioned yet - it's $50 cheaper than any of the above, shoots great, and you can shoot LR or Mag to boot.

 

[alank2]

Hi,

I have a couple of Ruger 22 autos and a Glock 19/22cal conversion.

Do you have the Advantage Arms Glock 22 conversion? What do you think of it? I'm thinking about getting one of these someday...

Thanks,

Alan

 

[Antichrome]

I vote Buckmark.
Mine has served me well for plinking, Steel Challenge, and the indoor rimfire league matches. I put on a TacSol barrel and grips, Cmore optic, and did the Heggis flip trigger job.
My pics of it are too big to upload, drats.

I had a MKIII 22/45, sold it. It was ok, I prefer the Buckmark
I just sold my P22 (prices on them went way up) It was an ok plinker, I wouldnt compete with it.

I have a Ruger Single Six 50th anniversary thats never been fired, and I dont plan to shoot it either. The cylinder has never been turned or even opened.

I'm shopping for an additional Buckmark.
Those Walther SP22's seem pretty cool too.
I also want a S&W 617 4" but whew, they're pricey.

 

[Rustygun]

Can anyone tell me about the S&W 22A? I ahve not seen or heard any reviews about the reliability or accuracy of this plinker.

thanks for your input.

 

[TonyT]

The Browning Buckmark would be an excellent choice as would one of the Ruger models.

I'm thinking about getting a .22 to shoot at plates and cans on Sunday afternoons. I'm leaning towards the Browning Buckmark but would like some input.

 

[oneof79]

Can anyone tell me about the S&W 22A? I ahve not seen or heard any reviews about the reliability or accuracy of this plinker.

thanks for your input.

I have a 22a. It will shoot any ammo I've shot thru it. It is probabally as accurate as any 200.00 dollar 22 semi auto. The trigger is kinda plasticky.

I have shot a 41, the trigger on that pistol spoiled me for life. I don't even like shooting my 22a now.

 

[Rustygun]

I like that discription "trigger is kinda plasticy" While that is not exactly good english I know exactly what you meant.

Does anyone know if there are aftermarket trigger kits or if the trigger can be adjusted so it is a little more "metalicy"

Thanks.

 

[Phat Mike]

Well just my .02 but I've got me a charger! fun lil plinker! and there are all kinds of mod's you can do!