[Trench Sweeper]

It is my latest have to have. I am wanting to stay under $500 if I can. I was looking at a Ruger MK1 but someone already bought it. Any recommendations out there? I plan to compete a little in some bullseye at a local range with it.

 

[-JCN-]

It is my latest have to have. I am wanting to stay under $500 if I can. I was looking at a Ruger MK1 but someone already bought it. Any recommendations out there? I plan to compete a little in some bullseye at a local range with it.

Do you own any CZ 75Bs?

The Kadett kit is fantastic.

 

[pgg00]

There is a member selling a kadet kit here.


I like the Ruger MK series. The Mk IV is alot more user friendly

 

[Gino]

Conventional wisdom says get a Ruger or a Browning Buckmark. Plenty of different models over the years. You should be able to get the gun you want between these two manufacturers. Both have great reputations for 22 target guns.

Just for the heck of it, the KING of 22 pistols here in the US tends to be the S&W model 41. GREAT gun, but pricey.

 

[ModGlock17]

Search here for SW22

 

[theSteels]

I really like my Buckmark Practical, it's boringly accurate. Comes with a good trigger out of ths box. Easy to take apart and clean compared to the Rugers, and lots of models to choose from in your spending range. Also lots of good upgrades that don't cost much like adding a little red dot, extra magazines are reasonably priced around 20-25.

 

[Longbow]

Buckmark Field Target is nice.

 

[ROGER4314]

You need to decide if you want a plinker or a TARGET pistol. If you want a Target pistol, hold out for a Hi Standard Supermatic Citation or a S&W Mod 41. You won't get near one of those for $500. The Ruger slab side Government Competition won't shoot with the Hi Standard or the S&W M41, but it's close enough to put up a good showing. I have Ransom Rest tested all three guns.

Another good shooter is the S&W M17 revolver, but not all 6 cylinders shoot to the same point of impact on the Ransom rest. It's still a very respectable shooter.

Hint...... Watch your ammo. There's some real crap out there!

Flash

 

[ronin.45]

Ruger MKIV in the all metal target or tactical variation.

 

[B C]

You won't beat he S&W 22 Victory out of the box. Best trigger among the big 3.

 

[Gino]

Well, now you buttheads have got me interested in a SW22! I haven't had the chance to hold one yet...

 

[Valmet]

Ruger Mark IV Target and don’t look back...

 

[Quigley]

I'd definitely recommend the Ruger Mk series. I've owned several mk3s but the Mk4 is easier to takedown. my current love is a Mk2 Competition target.

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[Lt. Donn]

I agree with steel...I have a bull barrel Buckmark I purchased used @ a gun-show...and "shudder" w/o a background check...the horror...I paid $200 for it, put an inexpensive red-dot on it for another 40...and it too is boringly accurate, and with any kind/brand ammo I stuff in it

 

[Gokyo]

Smith and Wesson Model 41 is twice the price and 10 times better.

Or a

Ruger MK II

 

[fnfalman]

Ruger 22/45 MKIV bull barrel. Cheap and shoots great.

 

[sciolist]

I like the Buckmarks. Guess it's largely a matter of grip angle. Rugers are certainly nice guns.

 

[Trench Sweeper]

Do you own any CZ 75Bs?

The Kadett kit is fantastic.

Dont have one

 

[Mikegti]

I have a Ruger MkII that I really like. But a Buck Mark or a Smith and Wesson Victory would also be good choices. It just depends on which one feels the best to you.

 

[Longbow]

Marvel .22 conversion if you own a 1911.