Best new .22 handgun?

[Sorrowbcboy]

I have one of these coming shortly...

That looks ###y, what is it?

 

[Canuck223]

That looks ###y, what is it?

Grand Power K22 X-Trim. It uses the same frame and controls as the 9mm version.

 

[Sorrowbcboy]

I have one of these coming shortly...

That looks very nice what is it?

 

[silverfoxdj]

Do you want plinking quality or high accuracy

 

[Petamocto]

Ruger Bearcat Stainless. All the power of a 22LR, with all the rapid-rate follow-up shots of single action.

Unleash the fury!

 

[gdrew]

CZ Kadet...a bucket of fun but pricy and getting hard to find. Also the same frame as other higher caliber CZ’s so you can or could get conversion kits from 9mm to 22.

I also enjoy Ruger Mark-II's in their various configurations. Some people don't like the Rugers because they have difficulty putting them back together after cleaning...the rest of us love Ruger Mark-II engineering and enjoy the reassembly challenge.

Good luck finding what’s right for you!

 

[jimbo14]

That looks ###y, what is it?

Grand Power K22 X-Trim. It uses the same frame and controls as the 9mm version.

Very accurate and easy to shoot. Mine has been picky with ammo, but it's fairly happy with CCI AR Tactical. I taught a woman how to shoot on a different gun and her first mag with this gun she put 6/10 rounds inside a 3" circle at 10 yards. The other rounds weren't that far outside. She loved it.

 

[Magellann]

I like that Ruger Bearcat, I'm going to look into that pistol. If it works as good as it looks its a winner for sure.

 

[silverfoxdj]

Does the OP have a budget range?

 

[Olyar15]

5" PPQ M2 is my vote. Have one as well as its 9mm brother. Very nice guns.

 

[Sorrowbcboy]

I'm thinking no more then $600 taxes in.

 

[loonz84]

Gsg 1911 is my vote also enjoy MNP22

 

[Magellann]

I'm thinking no more then $600 taxes in.

A Berretta Neos will fit in that budget, should even be able to get a spare mag for that price.

 

[silverfoxdj]

I'm thinking no more then $600 taxes in.

That narrows it down a bit..but eliminates some nice quality guns like the 41 etc

 

[Ol' Smokey]

You can't go wrong with a Ruger Mark II or III if you can find one. I also agree with the revolver, I have a Smith 617 and a K17 master piece both great guns.

X2.

The Rugers have been around for years, are great value, and a hoot to shoot.

I love my model 41 (bought new from Eaton's downtown Toronto!) but I just about choked on my Wheaties when I saw the price of a new one!

 

[Wretched]

I'm thinking no more then $600 taxes in.

The GSG1911-22 I spoke of earlier came to a grand total of $466.92 including taxes and 2 extra mags (Al Flaherty's)

 

[Clobbersauras]

GSG 1911's are worth the money. Feed them good ammo and they are very reliable.

Mag dumps at 7 yards onto 4 inch pasties are fairly easy. I was able to get .15 splits with one yesterday, and it's not my gun, so I wasn't totally used to it. I ran a couple mags through it, addictive little blaster.

 

[Dr.Islay]

Grand Power K22 X-Trim. It uses the same frame and controls as the 9mm version.

Are additional magazines reasonably priced and readily available?

 

[sailor723]

Are additional magazines reasonably priced and readily available?

http://dlaskarms.com/collections/magazines?page=2

edit

Mag price and availability may be moot. Dlask is showing both models in .22 as "sold out". Anyone else carry them?

 

[Magellann]

Are additional magazines reasonably priced and readily available?

I picked one up a few weeks ago at 'Rouge River Arms for $29.00