Favorite .22lr pistol

[APeterson]

Hands down is a Walther P22.
Browning Buckmark is a close 2nd.

 

[walker]

My S&W Mod 34 that my grandpa carried around. Its small, lightweight, and freakishly accurate. My Mk 2 slabside comp is a close second.

 

[flatwins]

My S&W Mod 34 that my grandpa carried around. Its small, lightweight, and freakishly accurate. My Mk 2 slabside comp is a close second.

Model 34/63s are great! I had a pristine 34 and it is crazy accurate. My bro owns it now.

 

[Old Fart]

My 617 I stole from SDR.


Followed by any of my Buckmarks.

 

[Chard]

Thats a nice collection

Thanks, here is another fun gun.

 

[cpolesen]

Buckmark

 

[andrsnsm]

This one

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Sam Anderson

 

[chr_edw]

Been kicking around different .22's for a while and I think you officially sold me on the Buckmark.

Buckmark, hands down. They're very accurate, ergonomic, attractive, available in a ton of configurations and the aftermarket is pretty big. It beats the Ruger because the upper isn't the serialized part, making barrel swaps a breeze. When you've poured a metric buttload of rounds through them, you can rebuild the entire slide for about $25. Doing a trigger job is as easy as dropping a match target trigger with overtravel stop in and reversing one spring. Customer service? I needed to rebuild the slide on my wife's early Buckmark recently. They've discontinued and run out of some parts for the 1st gen slides. A new slide retails for $102. They sent me one for free!

Now that I've waxed poetic, here's the obligatory BM Porn.

 

[orangeRcode]

I like the Buckmark I've owned for 20+ years. I would have liked to have gotten my dad's Ruger Bearcat but for some reason my mother gave it to my sister. I got his shotguns and rifles.

 

[YakBasser]

My Favorite, 2000+ rds fired, Tons-O-Fun.......

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