Most reliable .22 pistol ???

I've had great success with my Mk II and my Buckmark so I can't say which is better , but,,,,,,,,,I can say with experience that under no circumstances would I ever own another sig Mosquito!! I do however like the Sig 226 with the conversion kit, I've only put about 800 rounds through it but haven't had one failure yet and it holds very respectable groups.
 
My two cents.

If your looking for "reliable" I would recommend a Ruger Single Six. Single action, but will eat any sort of .22 and .22 mag. I've owned three!!

For a semi automatic the Ruger Mark II or Mark III. Tones of accessories, strong following, amazing service for warranty support (if you ever require it).
 
If you want a real nice one who can shoot all type of ammo :
go with the CZ Kadet, little expansive but keep his value

and look like a real pistol :D

sorry for the heavy pic :p

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This...
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Ruger MarkIII

+1 - It's a great pistol.
 
Browning Buckmark all the way. I have shot many .22's including the Ruger's mentioned and will take my Buckmark Camper any day. Shoot's anything you put through it and is very accurate.
 
CZ Kadet

Hey Ruel,
Sounds like you have been happy with the Kadet.
I am doing some research on buying my first handgun and this one stood out.
sounds like it is balanced and sized like a 9mm, do you agree?

anyway thanks in advance.
jason


If you want a real nice one who can shoot all type of ammo :
go with the CZ Kadet, little expansive but keep his value

and look like a real pistol :D

sorry for the heavy pic :p

http://4.bp.########.com/-h8ut_BQhhBo/Thax8t6BK4I/AAAAAAAAO1M/JL8dd3Fo7mM/s1600/CZ%2B75%2BCadett%2B14.jpg
 
The Ruger MK I's I've fired worked pretty reliably, but they more difficult to dissassemble and assemble than the Margolin MC-M pistol (sometimes known as a Vostok semi-auto) and they are not as much fun to shoot. The MC-M gets my vote for reliability (unless you are using a revolver) and flawless functioning with any ammo. The Walther GSP's I've fired, and the old High Standard 103's and 104's are a little finicky about ammo. They won't shoot and cycle just anything, but the MC-M certainly will.
 
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