Looking for 22lr pistol

[daspurlock]

The gsg has adjustable sights doesn't look like the colt does. I picked my gsg up for 300.00 the colt was 380+ tax, dont think it worth that much more for the same gun. That's alot of ammo for the price difference.

 

[GlockZ]

The gsg has adjustable sights doesn't look like the colt does. I picked my gsg up for 300.00 the colt was 380+ tax, dont think it worth that much more for the same gun. That's alot of ammo for the price difference.

I agree!

 

[1911Shooter]

I think I am also going to pick up either a GSG or a Sig. I shoot roughly 150 to 200 rounds out of my 45ACP 1911's a month and it would be great to have the same setup in a 22LR.

22's are fun to shoot and its still affordable. Good luck with which ever one you choose.

 

[GlockZ]

I think I am also going to pick up either a GSG or a Sig. I shoot roughly 150 to 200 rounds out of my 45ACP 1911's a month and it would be great to have the same setup in a 22LR.

22's are fun to shoot and its still affordable. Good luck with which ever one you choose.

I have my Glocks, but I just like everything about the look of the 1911 22. I wanted a g30 in 45 auto but after seeing the price on 45 I will be staying with 9mm for now. Maybe later on I will add a full size 1911 to my collection.

 

[gglass]

I think I am also going to pick up either a GSG or a Sig. I shoot roughly 150 to 200 rounds out of my 45ACP 1911's a month and it would be great to have the same setup in a 22LR.

22's are fun to shoot and its still affordable. Good luck with which ever one you choose.

Without a .22 in my collection, I would be limited to around 400 rounds per month, which just isn't enough trigger time to become really proficient. With the addition of the .22, I can put more than 2000 rounds down range per month, with my only limiting factor being time.

 

[GlockZ]

Without a .22 in my collection, I would be limited to around 400 rounds per month, which just isn't enough trigger time to become really proficient. With the addition of the .22, I can put more than 2000 rounds down range per month, with my only limiting factor being time.

Trigger time is why I'm looking for a 22. I just can't afford to shoot as much as I'd like to without a 22 pistol. I might look for a nice used 22 pistol to save some $$ on tax, dealer mark up, and already broke in. If I bought it off an individual.

 

[Chapparal]

I'll point out the Ruger .22 SA, VERY nice little revolvers!!!!

 

[Jetrefz]

Get a threaded ruger mark III . they are 322 from buds with free shipping. this is next on my list and u can use it as a suppressor host if i ever get around to buying a suppressor

 

[jkirby]

Ruger 22/45 MKIIIRP

I will put +1 for the Ruger MKIII 22/45RP. I have only had this gun about a month and have sent about 550 rounds down range. This gun is everything you could want out of a 22lr target pistol. I eats anything i have put in it (federal bulk 550, Winchester bulk 525), it's accurate and i have yet to have a single hiccup ( FTF,FTE). I got mine for a right around $300 so its right in your price range for a reliable, accurate and well made target pistol. Not to mention the aftermarket parts that are available for this pistol, the skys the limit.

 

[mschlatter]

P22 is the best I have shot.

 

[grassman]

I've got a GSG 1911, Ruger 22/45, and S&W M&P 22. They all are great shooters, so far all I've shot through them is remington bulk no problems with any of them. I shoot with a Guardain 22 surpressor from Huntertown Arms. They all run great with it, The M&P & Gaurdian is probably my favorite combination .

 

[U.S. Patriot]

I have a P22 and a Buckmark. They have both been flawless. The Buckmark would be my first choice though. It is by far more accurate and more fun to shoot. Plus you can add a rail to easily add optics.

 

[88E30M50]

Don't forget to check out the Bersa/Firestorm 22. It's built on the same frame as the Bersa 380 and is a heck of a nice gun. It's a far better gun than my P22 in every aspect. My P22 took a while to break it in and has never been all that accurate. The Firestorm worked well right out of the box and is accurate. It's also a whole lot more fun to shoot than the P22. I still like the P22, but it's only been out of its box 3 times since getting the Firestorm.

 

[gglass]

Don't forget to check out the Bersa/Firestorm 22. It's built on the same frame as the Bersa 380 and is a heck of a nice gun. It's a far better gun than my P22 in every aspect. My P22 took a while to break it in and has never been all that accurate. The Firestorm worked well right out of the box and is accurate. It's also a whole lot more fun to shoot than the P22. I still like the P22, but it's only been out of its box 3 times since getting the Firestorm.

I did not know that the Bersa .22 even existed. I will have to get one of those for my daughter, who carries the .380 version for her EDC. That will let her practice a lot more.

Thanks for the info.

 

[geno2k]

I went with a Browning buckmark camper model.I found one for 325$ at my lgs. doesn't like very low powered ammo but eats anything labeled high velocity. On a lark one day at the hundred yard range I got it out and rested against a post. Got six out of 10 in the 8 inch diameter target. I was impressed with it and have never regretted it . cheap to shoot

 

[chipperej]

I have a Ruger 22/45 Mk III and a Sig 1911-22. They are both fun guns to shoot and very reliable. I would rank the Ruger slightly higher in terms of "quality" since it is all steel while the Sig has a diecast frame and aluminum slide. The Sig 1911-22 has the classic look of the 1911. The Ruger has better (Fiber optic) sights. I would rank the Ruger as more accurate, but probably just because of the better sights (and also a longer barrel.)
I have had a few more FTF with the Sig vs. the Ruger. I usually run CCI mini-mags and both guns like this ammo. I have noticed that it is helpful to make sure the rounds are seated well back in the magazine on the Sig, which eliminates any FTF problems. No such magazine loading quirks with the Ruger.
I like both guns and would recommend either one...you won't be disappointed!

 

[indyjs]

S&W m&P is out it 22. Sorry I'm too late

 

[rlidgard]

ive been wanting a sig 1911 .22lr. for a while. and just saw cabelos had them on sale

 

[Effingham]

I have a Bersa Thunderstorm 22, and it's a wonderful little piece. Can't recommend it highly enough for someone wanting a .22 plinker.

 

[corriedewilde]

In the .22LR plinker class I have Ruger standard, Beretta mod70, Erma, Browning Challenger and Medalist, Bernadelli mod 69, Walther PP Sport and Colt Match Target.

My favorite is the Beretta. It introduced dozens people to shooting through the years and is the firearm with the highest round count that I own.