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PiKid89 is correct. Most of the federal agents and cops I know are almost unanamous in picking the Ruger Mark II pistol. Back in the 80s, when sanctions were placed against South Africa and Rhodesia, people bought large amounts of Ruger .22s because they could go for years without repairs. They were accurate, robust, reliable -- and they could go on almost forever without being cleaned. And they could fill the air with incredible amounts of lead in a very short period of time.
Based on accuracy, reliability, toughness and everything else, the Ruger wins hands down.
The Single-Six is a fun, tireless pistol, too, and it takes the greater .22WRF round; but it's a single-action and is a .22 that will likely be in your collection for a very long time.
Based on accuracy, reliability, toughness and everything else, the Ruger wins hands down.
The Single-Six is a fun, tireless pistol, too, and it takes the greater .22WRF round; but it's a single-action and is a .22 that will likely be in your collection for a very long time.