Your favorite .22lr pistol

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

Browning Buckmark, no question. Both the 5.5 and 7.25 versions.

The Ceiner conversion for 1911 was fun, but I didn't care for taking it on and off - sooner or later you're gonna lose the .45's 'endcap' on the spring by sending it flying.

The Taurus 94 9-shot is nice for hunting carry, as fairly quiet super colibris can handle chattering squirrels, and still cycle.

 

[aeropb]

buckmark gets my vote.

 

[man of many calibers]

EAA Bounty Hunter .22

My favorite too. I have 2 of that exact same gun. I know they are just EAA's, but they are built heavy and they have a great feel to them.

Where did you get your holster?

 

[Navydoc]

an old fie little ranger 6 shot revolver

 

[_CY_]

my MK II doesn't seem to be picky at all ... eats em up
any problems seems to be from bad .22LR gold bullets
multiple strikes still will not fire dud .22 gold bullets.

Is that ruger picky about the ammo it shoots? My Mk I from 1958 surely is.

B.

 

[sniffles]

Ruger Single Six, fun as hell to shoot, and I don't go thru as much ammunition as I normally would with my Buckmark, also will take anything I want to pu tin the cylinder. eats anything, my browning is a little bit more pickier as to its tastes in food

 

[BuddyL]

Well since you ask,

Browning Medalist (unfired)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 (fired rarely)

 

[mrs.septicshock]

chalk another one up for the Walther p22.

Fun plinker.

 

[ldp4570]

Well since you ask,

Browning Medalist (unfired)

Smith & Wesson Model 41 (fired rarely)

Very, very nice!!!! I'd be shooting the heck out of that 41!!!!

 

[garrett09]

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