ugaarguy
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22 Handguns
Revolvers - S&W Outdoorsman, S&W K-22 Target Masterpiece, S&W Model 17 - the K-22 became the 17 in '57 when S&W went to model #s, S&W 617 - Stainless M17 that you can even get with a 10 round cylider now, Colt Officers Target in 22LR and their other 22 Revos - I'm not very Colt knowledgeable, or even a Taurus 94 if ya want a bargain. Of those only the Taurus 94 and the S&W 617 are available new, the other ones are from the golden age of wheelguns and may take some looking to get. I have a K-22 and love it - one of the most beautiful guns made in terms of craftsmanship and very fun to shoot.
Autos - Colt Woodsman, Ruger MKI/II/III, Ruger 22/45, Browning Buckmark, or 22 LR conversion kit since you can get them for almost any popular semi-auto now. The Woodsman and MKI/II are older, The MKIII, 22/45, and Buckmark are available new. All a great little semi autos.
If you have any children maybe take them with you to the gunshop to pick out the 22. I think that would be a great way to get them interested, and make it feel like its the family 22 so they have some sense of pride of ownership in it.
Revolvers - S&W Outdoorsman, S&W K-22 Target Masterpiece, S&W Model 17 - the K-22 became the 17 in '57 when S&W went to model #s, S&W 617 - Stainless M17 that you can even get with a 10 round cylider now, Colt Officers Target in 22LR and their other 22 Revos - I'm not very Colt knowledgeable, or even a Taurus 94 if ya want a bargain. Of those only the Taurus 94 and the S&W 617 are available new, the other ones are from the golden age of wheelguns and may take some looking to get. I have a K-22 and love it - one of the most beautiful guns made in terms of craftsmanship and very fun to shoot.
Autos - Colt Woodsman, Ruger MKI/II/III, Ruger 22/45, Browning Buckmark, or 22 LR conversion kit since you can get them for almost any popular semi-auto now. The Woodsman and MKI/II are older, The MKIII, 22/45, and Buckmark are available new. All a great little semi autos.
If you have any children maybe take them with you to the gunshop to pick out the 22. I think that would be a great way to get them interested, and make it feel like its the family 22 so they have some sense of pride of ownership in it.