.22LR Pistols

[ray h]

Another vote for M&P Compact. Mine has been completely flawless. It has fed and shot everything including cheap bulk stuff. Easy to break down and clean (not something that can be said of all 22 pistols.)
If I were buying another one today, the M&P compact would be on the list because of the experience with the one I have, also on that list would be the Taurus and S&W Victory.

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

No mention of the Glock 44 ? Held off for awhile till I read more from a Glocktaalk site. I will definitley get the 44 to accompany my 43X and 19 gen 4,still looking for a used 23 as I have 300 rounds of 40s&w stashed .

[abner13]

No list of .22 pistols is complete unless you have a Ruger Mark II on it (and I mean mark II, I don't see the point of a Mark III or the new one).

Not saying that will be the one you get........but it should be on your list.

Oh yeah?!?!?

What's wrong with a Mk.I?

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Oh , if ya want a great revolver , I have a very nice S&W 4in Model 18 for sale.

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[Brick]

My Grail gun is a Hammerli SP 20 though I'd settle for an X-esse or a used 208. That being said for your in intended purposes a Model 41 is too pricey unless you buy used.

I think I'd look at a Ruger Mk IV Target version, but NOT the 22/45 grip. I'm really chagrined that High Standard is gone completely with teh closing of the Texas outfit that was building them. Other choices include S&W Model 617 and 63.

[Ronin]

No mention of the Glock 44 ? Held off for awhile till I read more from a Glocktaalk site. I will definitley get the 44 to accompany my 43X and 19 gen 4,still looking for a used 23 as I have 300 rounds of 40s&w stashed .

Might want to watch a few vids on the subject.

[Delkal]

Oh yeah?!?!?

What's wrong with a Mk.I?

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Besides being almost impossible to find absolutely nothing is wrong with a Mark I (I would love to have one). I just don't like the newer Rugers AFTER the Mark II. That loaded chamber indicator on the III is a joke and only marketing and newbies bitching on the internet made them make an "easy" field strip model. If they can't follow directions users of the Mark II might have scratched their head putting one back together the first time. But after that it is like riding a bike. You can take the bolt out and put it back in less than 5 seconds. It's not hard.

[imashooter2]

Get the 41. The joy of a high quality firearm lasts several lifetimes.

[imashooter2]

I'll be contrary; 22LR is non-reloadable, and unobtainium. A 38 revolver would be cheaper to shoot than a 22, if you reload. No?

Maybe... if you cast your own bullets and primers weren’t unobtainium.

[dgg9]

Why not just the classic S&W 617? It's a tack driver and very fun to shoot. Probably out shoot every one of the listed above

If you can afford it, this is a great learner pistol. No recoil, super-accurate, easier intro-lecture on manual of arms than semi-auto.

[Aggies Coach]

I have been trying to get my hands on a TX22. Almost got one at Tanners but it sold right in front of me and it was the last one.