Ruger Mark I or II. Buckmark is okay too. I have a P-22, and for plinking it's fine, but if you are doing any serious shooting, get something more robust. Rugers are very reliable. I don't have a Buckmark, but some friends do, and they are very satisfied with them. CB
never shot the Beretta.
my ruger jams a lot and i have seen a lot of them jam.
my S&W 22a does not jam and is very accurate. That is the gun I would recommend. also it is very easy to take apart, not so for a ruger.
my ruger jams a lot and i have seen a lot of them jam.
my S&W 22a does not jam and is very accurate. That is the gun I would recommend. also it is very easy to take apart, not so for a ruger.
I really like the Advantage Arms conversion (the LE model) on my Glock 17.
A used Glock 17 or 19 can be had for $350-$400.
The conversion kit is another $250.
If you don't like Glocks there are also options for Sig 220/226/229, CZ 75 and the 1911 to do the same thing. Not for the XD though....
A used Glock 17 or 19 can be had for $350-$400.
The conversion kit is another $250.
If you don't like Glocks there are also options for Sig 220/226/229, CZ 75 and the 1911 to do the same thing. Not for the XD though....
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I have had a buckmark and more than one Ruger, including a Mark I. The Ruger is hard to beat for all around performance.
I have a S&W 2206tgt that I have been looking to sell
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I definitely recommend the Mark I and II as well, have owned for years with impeccable performance, and just for plinking around, I have the Sig Mosquito, I have heard many guys having issues with theirs, but I bought mine about 6 months ago & have fired over 1500 rds with 1 extraction issues, very happy,
