Recommend me a 22 pistol

[Caveman]

My go to is a Ruger 22/45 frame mag disconnect mod and Volquartsen trigger with a Tac-Sol Paclite upper and a TBAC 22 Takedown. Perfect balance, light weight great shoot-ability. I love the 1911 style grips. Plus it’s so quiet it makes me giggle. Exercise your rights!

 

[greencobra]

i never warmed to the 41. bought one new in the mid 70's to shoot gbpl and found it muzzle light. my opinion only. went to a high standard victor from there and settled on my kart .22. but as i said, my .22 now is the m&p .22's. still take the kart out but it's not a fun gun, more of a serious business gun.

 

[mac1911]

Finally getting back... The Ruger revolver came with a 22wmr cylinder also, lots of fun the shoot both, along with 22wmr and 22lr rifles. Single action is fun sometimes also. The Mark II is a good pinker, but the mags are a pain to release and the gun itself is a PIA to clean. Mostly I just want something more similar to a "standard" semi-auto.

With guns ranging from Shield 9's to full-size 1911's and Springfield xD's the while thing is a tough choice. Def leaning towards the SR22 or 22/45. Probably not looking compact though, the longer sight radius and bigger (?) grip are attractive.

22/45 is same pita ass to "clean" also as the MkII

sounds like you need a nice target pistol now.
i see nice target pistols used for good prices often. My knod is still to a older model 41.

 

[mac1911]

I paid $290 for my M41.

Spoiler

In 1984

you got lucky! I got lucky also bought an estate and more or less the 41 ended up being a sweet deal.

 

[Mesatchornug]

22/45 is same pita ass to "clean" also as the MkII

sounds like you need a nice target pistol now.
i see nice target pistols used for good prices often. My knod is still to a older model 41.

is the MkIV as difficult as the MkII?

 

[PappyM3]

is the MkIV as difficult as the MkII?

The MkIV is way easier to disassemble/reassemble.

 

[Mesatchornug]

The MkIV is way easier to disassemble/reassemble.

that was my understanding

 

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The MkIV is way easier to disassemble/reassemble.

FIFY - It is the EASIEST.

 

[AHM]

is the MkIV as difficult as the MkII?

 

[ToddDubya]

The mag disconnect removal in the MKIII series makes disassembly/assembly much easier. When you see the complicated nonsense that comes out, it's a wonder the gun even runs with that crap in there.

"It gets easier but it never gets easy" - Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit *

* I believe he was talking about sobriety, not MK-series disassembly/assembly, but it fits.

 

[Spanz]

No love for the colt woodsman?

I have a fifty year old one i got from my dad, still going strong. The squirrels in the forest call it “me killer”

 

[Lowbird]

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