Most reliable .22 pistol ???

[ricka2]

What is the most reliable .22 auto pistol on the market ?
.22 auto pistols seem to jam allot more than centerfire pistols.
Any advise would help

Thanks
Ricka2

 

[bearhunter338-06]

Ruger MKII

 

[mlehtovaara]

Do you want a real looking gun or a spacegun/target style gun?

The CZ Kadet is by far the most reliable in a combat style gun. If you already have a CZ the conversion would save some cash.

Most reliable target style gun, could be any of the older styles, like the woodsman, or hi standards, and even the Ruger line up.

 

[geologist]

If you're a 12.6 the 70 series Berettas. There's one on the EE.

 

[rudy200]

Walther GSP for sure

 

[fnrob]

Beretta Neos

 

[Unagi604]

my ruger mkiii has been working fine, all sorts of ammo, just no rem thunderbolts :|

 

[super7]

I had a norinco m93 woodsman clone that would eat anything and everything. The only time it failed was when it got really dirty. It wasn't the most accurate (though not too bad), but it was crazy reliable.

 

[Nichiren]

il say a Unique DES 69 if you can find one... and its not because i just bought one.



but I have to agree anything from the High standard, ruger mk2 or sw model 41 are good choices for a quality .22 unless you want to spend the big bucks for a Walther GSP, Pardini, etc.

 

[Grizzlypeg]

I'd avoid the old higher end 22 pistols like High Standard and S&W 41 if you are looking for a simple, eat any ammo pistol. I'm not saying these aren't great, classic pistols, but they can be a bit finicky.

 

[AWOL]

This...

Ruger MarkIII

 

[handofzeus]

1953ish Colt Officer's Model Match.

 

[sillymike]

Most reliable?

Has to be a revolver... S&W 34 would be a nice choice (If you're 12.6)

Most reliable semi, MCM Margolin

 

[Ardent]

Ruger Mark I / II for a semi and there's no argument about it. Mark III is only slightly behind due to more surfaces to clean in the receiver.

No other rimfire pistol has been manufactured in such quantity. It's had all its bugs worked about for about 50 years now.

 

[Allstone]

I had a 22/45 Mk III that ate everything without any failure.

 

[358]

I have a Vostok pistol that has had over 15,000 thru it. Can only remember jamming once. I think an empty hit me then back in the mechanism 2 shots later. Had it since 1967. Mark

 

[nada]

gsp or highstandard, for sure not a 41 [ i love mine but it can be fussy ]

 

[IMagius]

With the right ammo, my S&W 46 is flawless.

 

[Ardent]

This thread is so subjective it's going to lead nowhere. I suppose the best answer, and I have my own steadfast opinion posited above, is "Any quality design". The is no true end to this, or final answer, as everyone has a different opinion.

 

[Ellie&Moose]

Everyones gonna have their differences.. I'm looking into the same thing right now. I tried the Mark II and the Mark III. I have small hands and reaching the slide release was difficult and so extremely awkward to hit the clip release.. Next I tried the Beretta Neos U22. I fell in love. A little more pricey. Cheapest I've found it brand new is $409.00 but why spend money on something ya can't use.. Also I found the rubber grip to be much more comfortable vs the plastic/metal ones.. After doing some research the Neos grips also come in many colors... SOLD.