I am going to guess you mean, detachable mag fed, and semi auto. If you can find one, the cz is amazing. Cooper makes one i believe, so does volquartzen, but they will be over 1000 bucks. Thompson Center, if you cannot find the cz, or Brno for that matter, will be great as well. The toz 78, if you can find , is about 150 bucks, has rear express sites, and comes with 4 mags. at gunshops, it is also called the Winchester wildcat; they can have funny looking wood, but the TOZ reputation for accuracy is outstanding.
I believe Baikal, or Biathlon Basic, which are russian, also makes a semiauto, of great accuracy, but will be harder to find than all the others.
The Savage 64 is the idea of a truck gun, about 100 to 150 bucks, mags are made of rock solid steel, and they allways work, and are accurate, but ugly.
marlin 795, is the best choice you have made here, and will also be damn accurate, and cheap, with mags available everywhere.
the remmy is nice, and accurate, and sits on a bench or bags very well, plus it is easy to hold in the hands, for offhand shooting. it will also be one of the few mentioned with fully adjustable and repeatable rear sites, most 22 makers don't do this anymore; I think the T/c is the only other one mentioned here, that has a fully adj. rear site.
For multiple reasons, I will not say the ruger 10.22, they are going from bad to worse now. Unless you can find a used one, for 150 bucks or less, all the others mentioned above, will be more accurate, more reliable, and less expensive than the ruger.
Also both the remmy and the T/C have a variety of aftermarket parts now, the remmy having more. neither of them really need them, as they are both reliable, and accurate, but both also have hi cap mags, so that is nice.
Lastly, one that is rarely mentioned, but is also very, very good, with great accuracy, reliability , and unique looking, is the browning buckmark carbine semiauto. it will be about the same cost as the T/c.
So the TOZ, winchester, remmy , savage, and marlin will all be under 200 bucks, and I will throw in a last one; the mossberg. it is based on the marlin mod 60, and also has a funky wheel turn, adjustable rear site, and can regularly be had for 100 bucks, new. mags are also everywhere, and they are very light, compact, and synth stocks, that are a schnabel type.
now then, you may get one, that will last a lifetime, or you may get a lemon, their quality control is not the greatest on these, but most folks who have bought them, have really liked them, and just cant get over the cheap price; every once in a while you will get a lemon buyer here, though.
