Buying First .22lr Pistol

[ssgrock3]

out of the box, I have experianced few pistols that are as accurate and problem free as a ruger MkII...I own a 22/45 currently and like it but it is not an mkII by a stretch.

 

[Perplexed]

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Is that a SS Government Target model??? Are the modifications permanent?

 

[tul9033]

+1 Buckmark Camper with the fiber front would be my recommendation. Flip the sear spring for a free AWESOME 2.5 lbs trigger. I have both, the Ruger is a bit harder to clean. These are both target psitols.

Browning Buckmark or Ruger 22 .. or 22/45 if you are trying to use a grip similar to 1911.
a better choice yet would be S&W .22 revolver, but those are priced more than $350.

can't go wrong with any Ruger .22 or Buckmark ... both are dead nut reliable with a reputation for eating any .22 ammo thrown at it. and there's a LOT of junk .22 ammo out there.

 

[Squared1]

I have the ruger 22/45 and the gsg 1911 the both are great guns my thoughts are that the ruger is a much more durable both guns are accurate and fun to shoot. Good luck

 

[Yourshoesareuntied]

My 22/45 goes to the range with me every time. It will eat anything at the buffet..

 

[Okiegunner]

It's not on your list but it is in your price range. I just bought a S&W M&P 22 and its been pretty awesome. I think academy has them for 329

 

[jc5420]

Well, I finally came across a deal that I could not pass up. Payed for a NIB Ruger 22/45 With the 1911 grips and well, it should be here this week hopefully. Now I get to load up on .22lr ammunition once more. I will post up some pics once it arrives.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to help me through my search.