.22LR Target Kimber OR Beretta 87 Target .22 LR

[vinnce05]

Title said all,,
Need the more accurate and run all kind ammunition!!!

Please help me to chose the good one
Thank you!
Vinnce

 

[sgt.rock]

next post . oops.

 

[sgt.rock]

This is the good one. Smith and Wesson model 41. Used for $800 - $1000, new $1250. Just get the good one and forget about it............like those watersaver pellets.
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[Rivalen]

I've been looking at the S&W 41 and Beretta 87 myself; hard to choose. I think they're both good performer and in the end, pick the one you think look the best

 

[jackrabbit000]

This is the good one. Smith and Wesson model 41. Used for $800 - $1000, new $1250.

x2 on the 41, I have one on order.

 

[Rivalen]

x2 on the 41, I have one on order.

There is a used one at DanteSport - 975$

 

[Dexter Morgan]

CZ-Kadet for the win.

 

[JimV]

I don't know anything about the Kimber, but I'm pretty happy with my T87.
Pros:

-extremely accurate
-very light weight (25 oz)
-looks great
-quality construction
-integral rail allows easy mounting of red dot

Cons:
-somewhat particular about ammo (mine prefers SV, which is OK since it's a target gun anyway)
-field stripping is a bit tricky
-trigger has some creep and overtravel (this seems to be less with use, though it may just be me getting used to it)
-magazines are a pain (literally) to load (though since I got a Baby Uplula loader this is no longer an issue)

Most people who don't like the T87 don't because of the trigger. You can't really do anything about it either without a major effort that isn't worth it. But I don't find it that bad and it doesn't seem to affect my shooting.