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Looking at,
Mark III 22/45
Mark IV 22/45
Browning Buckmark
Smith&Wesson Victory
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January 21, 2017, 12:01:00 PM »
I've had the Ruger Mark 2 and 3 and the S&W Victory pistols. My preference is for the Ruger series. The only difference between the Mark 4 and the earlier Ruger models should be the Mark 4 disassembles easier.
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Re: .22 Target/hunting pistol
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January 21, 2017, 12:06:02 PM »
Love my MKII target model, shoots as well as I can hold it!!
Problem is, they are getting hard to find at gun shows, lots of MkIII and IV's
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Mark IV is the better pistol. Disassembles in a couple seconds and no stupid loaded chamber indicator to gum up. The machining, fit/finish on my MK IV Hunter is perfect. The buckmark and victory does have a slightly better/lighter trigger. Can't go wrong with any of em though.
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Sig trail side are really nice if you can find one. Little smaller, accurate and great triggers.
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MKIII 22/45 w/Burris fastfire III
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I have a mark 3, awesome little plinker
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Re: .22 Target/hunting pistol
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I have 2 Rugers and a Buckmark.
The Buckmark is the easy favorite.
There are lots of threads on this.
Search is your friend.
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Re: .22 Target/hunting pistol
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January 21, 2017, 06:05:25 PM »
Ill add my vote to the buckmark. Best .22 pistol I've owned. simple trigger mod makes em even better IMO.
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Re: .22 Target/hunting pistol
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January 21, 2017, 06:37:31 PM »
If I had my udders Ruger 4. The break down has changed for the better. I have the target/hunter 3 love it. The disassemble and reassemble sux.
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January 21, 2017, 06:46:02 PM »
Of those I vote for the buckmark. I have lots of 22s and my 4" threaded buckmark with a can is my favorite woods guns by a long shot!
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January 21, 2017, 06:49:58 PM »
Buckmark all the way, my wife bought one early last year, been a flawless, extremely accurate pistol. Probably ran 1500 or so rounds through it, haven't had any failure to fire or feed yet. Gonna think about picking one up of my own to pack around for grouse hunting I think.
Hers isn't the base model, it has a heavier looking barrel, and interchangeable grip panels. Can't remember the model though.
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This is my go to woods gun.
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Id go with the Buckmark. I have had one since they first came out and they are awesome.
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Of these three, I enjoy shooting the M&P 22 compact the most but I don't think you could go wrong with any that have been mentioned above. For accuracy, I definitely shoot my Mk II Target the best. I put VQ trigger kits in both my Mk II and 22/45 Lite and for me, that made shooting them well, a lot easier.
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