Thanks for the input Guys - I think i will get the S&W MP22 can spec - it will serve my needs the best i think - I already have a S&W M41 and a Browning Medalist for real target shooting !
Cheers RJ
Cheers RJ
22 Cal Tin Can Shooter
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Got a NEW S&W MP22 coming 
- i also found 2 new mags from another Gun Nutter too ! 
RJ
- i also found 2 new mags from another Gun Nutter too ! RJI kinda like my Walther SP22 I think it's the MKII. was under your pricing point and with a little fiddling of the set screw shoots like a dream now. It eats lots of different ammo and I haven't had any trouble with it. Looks like a Robocop gun though.
The M&P22 is a nice little pistol, although magazines are an issue right now. Ruger MkIIs are a nice pistol, and well inside your budget. They're practically unbreakable and you'll never wear it out.
s RJ
I was at the range today and one member there was quite pissed at his S&W 22A. Was hanging up on the ammunition he was using yet the scored rounds fired in his son's rifle just fine. Since I am looking for an autoloader too, I will pass on this model.
Who has those?
General Gun has at least one this week. I bought mine there, and it is an awesome pistol.
Just noticed an EE Ad selling one for $380. http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...1-Beretta-71-22lr-pistol-(restricted-last-one!)
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I got the GSG 1911, and put a cheap, flat main spring housing on it which to me is more comfortable and moves my hand in to where the beavertail safety function every time. Love this gun. The other day I shot a 8" balloon at 100 yrds. (... on the 3rd shot)
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lejarretnoir
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I noticed you don't like heavy guns, but both the 41 and Browning are heavy .22 guns.
So is the MP22 a very light gun?
I noticed you don't like heavy guns, but both the 41 and Browning are heavy .22 guns.
So is the MP22 a very light gun?
I wanted a TIN can PLINKER gun NOT another target pistol and Yes the S&W MP 22 only weights 24 oz !
RJ
lejarretnoir
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10/4 rj
Badboy had some but it looks like they sold out.....
http://sjhardware.com/store/modules.php?name=catalog&file=index&cPath=155
These little Beretta's are really sweet. Very reliable and well made.
They look a little goofy with the long barrels but they feel good in the hand!
Some custom 4.2" barrels were in the works but there was a quality issue so they got sent back to the manufacturer.....hopefully we will see them soon but the long barrel has really grown on me.
They look a little goofy with the long barrels but they feel good in the hand!
Some custom 4.2" barrels were in the works but there was a quality issue so they got sent back to the manufacturer.....hopefully we will see them soon but the long barrel has really grown on me.
Tongarirohiker
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I've found that with .22LR, it can be hard to dial in on what ammunition a particular gun happens to like. For example, had two identical Buckmark's on the bench in front of me. One would shoot Federal AutoMatch all day, no issues. The other would shoot CCI Mini-Mag's all day, no issues. However, you put Mini-Mag's into the first pistol and AutoMatch into the second, and there would be no end to the issues.
lejarretnoir
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And I thought the Browning Buckmarks were any ammo compliant.
Guess I'll stick with my High Standard Citation then. Loves the cheaper Rem Target ammo
