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Notice any similarities? Colt Woodsman, Beretta U22 Neos.
ONE .22 Auto
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I put a Ultra Dot on my 87Target! looks great
It’s a cool gun and it doesn’t cost a lot. Do they have the 6inch model? That’s definitely the one to go for. Here’s mine:
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Current 22lr Autos:
Ruger Mk III Hunter: Stainless, fluted barrel, VQ Upgrades
Volqartsen Scorpion: MK III version
Past 22lr Autos
S&W Model 41 Sold it and bought the scorpion (which I like allot)
Tippmann Micro Elite 22lr AR Pistol (great firearm!)
Buckmark Vision Plus
GSG 522
Ruger Mk III Hunter Blued
A 22lr I would like to try is the HK Mp5 22lr pistol
Ruger Mk III Hunter: Stainless, fluted barrel, VQ Upgrades
Volqartsen Scorpion: MK III version
Past 22lr Autos
S&W Model 41 Sold it and bought the scorpion (which I like allot)
Tippmann Micro Elite 22lr AR Pistol (great firearm!)
Buckmark Vision Plus
GSG 522
Ruger Mk III Hunter Blued
A 22lr I would like to try is the HK Mp5 22lr pistol
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Mark_Mark better send that one back it's missing a lock. 
Always admired that particular Smith but number one on my bucket list is a Colt match target. Sad thing is I could have bought one about 40 years ago at a Bait & tackle shop in northern Wisconsin for $150 bucks. Took a pass because it would have put a dent in my Musky fishing/drinking budget.
Always admired that particular Smith but number one on my bucket list is a Colt match target. Sad thing is I could have bought one about 40 years ago at a Bait & tackle shop in northern Wisconsin for $150 bucks. Took a pass because it would have put a dent in my Musky fishing/drinking budget.
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my movie fantasy gun is a Ruger Mk1 with a suppressor. I have a Mk4 with 2 extra uppers, was thinking of shorting on upper and adding a flush suppressor. With E-form 4, suppressor might be a very common thing!
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Only one?
A Whitney Wolverine, of course.
A Whitney Wolverine, of course.
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Amazing lines! you have one?
cnj
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That is SAWEEEEET!
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desmobob
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I have a Daewoo DP-52 that I really enjoy. I have a pile of .22 autos and also like Advantage Arms .22LR conversion kits for my Glock 22 and Colt 1911s.
Another big favorite is the Kadet kit for my old CZ-75...
Another big favorite is the Kadet kit for my old CZ-75...
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I shoot my 22 autos more than all other guns I own. I have a Nelson conversion on a dedicated frame which I use for a weekly steel match and a S&W 41 that I use for monthly bullseye matches. I rely on these two pistols so much that I have identical backups for each!
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Ruger mark ivs are far easier to take a part than previous gens
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I picked up one 3-4 years ago for $250-ish. Stainless Target. had a recall, and they gave me an extra mag. I also bought 2 extra uppers from Voscousain (spell wrong) for cheap. maybe $40 each?!?! can’t remember
If quality and accuracy matter and the fun factor has to be kept in mind, then it is the Hammerli 212. This is also the .22 l.r. pistol I am shooting mostly since a few years.
Just in case that one is not enough:
I shot an FN 150 International in my old guns club for a while before I bought my own rimfire pistols, a Hammerli 208 International and a Walther GSP.
The Ruger MKII is simple, reliable, almost indestrubtible and reasonably accurate even with the stock trigger
Just for fun there are little plinkers, too
Just in case that one is not enough:
I shot an FN 150 International in my old guns club for a while before I bought my own rimfire pistols, a Hammerli 208 International and a Walther GSP.
The Ruger MKII is simple, reliable, almost indestrubtible and reasonably accurate even with the stock trigger
Just for fun there are little plinkers, too
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those Olympic german italian jobs are hard to find! Fyi, I don’t buy guns online. I love my mark2, had a trigger job done and it’s very accurate for a shorty.
I did buy a Beretta 87 target and put a new Old School ultra dot on it. Wanted something that said “1997 was Cool”
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Colt Woodsman -- mine was made in 1938.
SwampWolf
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I positively hate the looks of the NEO; a wannabe Wolverine in this beholder's eyes.
In terms of .22 autos that I have and would recommend:
Ruger MKII Government model.
Smith&Wesson Model 41
Browning Medalist
.22 autos that I don't have and want in the worst way:
Colt Woodsman Match Target
High Standard Victor
In terms of .22 autos that I have and would recommend:
Ruger MKII Government model.
Smith&Wesson Model 41
Browning Medalist
.22 autos that I don't have and want in the worst way:
Colt Woodsman Match Target
High Standard Victor
WestKentucky
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Nobody loves a USFA zip? Whodathunkit?!?!
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100% agree! the NEO is 1995 No Fear Gear！
Average Joe
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Had many over the years, but still have the Ruger MK III.
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Not long ago I would have said a mark III but I kept hearing about the Taurus TX22 so I bought one have not been impressed by a gun in a long time but it’s everything and more than reported. What a shooter ran 350 rounds through it tried all different makes of ammo it seemed to like the Federal bulk pack the best. Very pleased with this addition
SwampWolf
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I'm going to have to add this one to my short bucket list.
Orion Jim
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Hi-Standard Sport King. Fun little .22….reasonably accurate, extremely reliable.
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