Wanting a good .22 pistol

[LSUrifle]

I shoot the hell outa my S&W 22A every chance i get. great gun and not that expensive if i remember right

 

[barnside]

The May issue of gun Tests, (just in today), tested the ISC M22. It gave it a B-

"We liked the full-size faux-Glock fell, and its training-gun concept. The M22 handled and shot like an 'A'-rated gun when paired with CCI ammo, but it had multiple malfunctions with all other test ammo. A slide-release issue and an uncomfortable ribbed trigger also cost it points."

 

[Guate_shooter]

As you have read most of the .22 pistols that are being built now a days tend to jam very easy unless you use CCI Ammo (walther,sig, and even the M22) the one thing I love about my Rugers MK's is that they chew and spit cheap ammo walmart blocks which is what every quality pistol should do. If I have to buy special ammo for it it defeats the purpose IMO. Stick with what has been prooven for years

 

[Snookie]

The Best

OK
You've heard from the rest now here's the best!
A Ramline 22 Auto
#1 and Widening the GAP!!
Hard to find but well worth the effort!
When you can afford the best forget about the rest!
Love mine!

 

[bige22283]

Can't believe no one has said it yet. Check out the Beretta Neos. I've got one with a 6" barrel on it and it's a helluva gun. It has a rail on top so you can a red dot or something with ease. I've been having mine for about 2 years and it shoots all cheap ammo with no problems whatsoever. Highly recommend it!

Here's a pic of mine with a recently added cheap BSA red dot.

 

[scubasteve]

^^Buck Rogers or Star Wars?^^

 

[Guate_shooter]

^^Buck Rogers or Star Wars?^^

Thats what I was thinking "What planet that came from" LOL. Does she come with a bag when you purchase? hahahahahahaa

 

[bige22283]

People who see it at the range wonder what planet it comes from. After they shoot it, however, they can't deny that it's a great gun.

 

[preachandshoot]

cool ALL good suggestions now I have a TON of research to do.

 

[El Rubio]

I'll add a vote for the Ruger MK. I've had a MK II since I was 18 ( 46 now) and it has taken every kind of ammo I put through it without any problems. I can't even guess how many rounds have been run through it and it is still accurate and on target. I have the standard model without adjustable sights and have been very happy with it. I did replace the trigger with a Clark Custom and refinished it about a year or two ago.