.22 pistol input needed

[thinkingman]

Browning Buckmark or something the the SW #17 line for revolver.

[Hunt4ever]

MK II OR III hands down

 

[BsB]

A single six with lr and mag cylinders is on my list to get, but I've got an M&P22 pistol that is a good little shooter, same size as the m&p9/.40. It can be ammo picky but usually a little spray of Rem oil on the ammo solves that.

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[MP123]

I really like my Buckmark, it shoots great.

I hope you've got a stockpile of ammo, decent .22 is very hard to find these days.

[hillbilli]

If you like the cowboy style revolver, the single six is cool, and i'll get one one of these days.. as for an auto-My vote is for the ruger. I've owned several, and my vote would be a mark2 if you can find one. I carried an old fixed sight mark 1 to nationals at camp perry last year, and before i went I shot it and my stainless mark 2 off the bench at 50yds, and both would hold better than 2" at 50yds.. and while I discovered at nationals that I'm not a great pistol shot (apparently I'm mediocre), I didnt feel a bit disadvantaged with my ruger..

[odlover]

buckmark,   or ruger mk II or III, for the money, Buckmark

[bear hunter]

I love my Ruger Mk III Hunter. I'd buy another in a heart beat!

Andrew

  Cabela's  had a good deal on the ruger's. If I remember right it was 299.99 for it and came with soft case and 3 mag's

[muzbuster]

Browning buckmark or ruger mark II or III, you won't regret it

[RoyBoy]

Browning buckmark or ruger mark II or III, you won't regret it

  amazing choices

[Jonathan_S]

I love my Ruger Mk III Hunter. I'd buy another in a heart beat!

Andrew

  Cabela's  had a good deal on the ruger's. If I remember right it was 299.99 for it and came with soft case and 3 mag's

Mine was two mags, I think that's the deal still.  $299.99 is a heck of a deal.  I got the Target 22/45 bull barrel for $279.99

The Ruger Mk III is an awesome gun.  Little bit heavy for carrying around for anything but hunting but man is it a grouse killer 

I'd recommend it to anyone who digs an accurate .22

[hillbilli]

the 22/45 has the same upper half and mechanism with a fiberglass lower, just as accurate but lighter to carry..

[Mike450r]

I lean towards the Buckmark

[deerhunter_98520]

Buckmark is my choice 

[jyerxa]

I just like this pic cause it is mine. 

[Widgeondeke]

If you are wanting a revolver that is made in the USA and cost under $200. Look at the Heritage Rough Rider.