[Justin]

ok, so I'm thinking about getting back into Bullseye Pistol in a big way, and have decided that in order to do so, I need a good .22.

As such, there seem to be two ways to go.
I know of a used S&W Model 46 that is for sale. It's well used, but in good condition. Asking price on it is $425. (My understanding is that the Model 46 was sort of a bargain version of the Model 41. The finish isn't quite as nice, and there are a couple of other minor differences.)
I've had a chance to shoot the pistol and it was quite accurate. All the flyers were my fault. ;)

The second way for me to go would be to order one of the Baikal .22 target pistols. I could probably save some cash this way and still have a very accurate pistol, though one that doesn't have all of the bells and whistles on it.

Any thoughts? What would be a good choice for a Bullseye shooter on a beer budget who has champagne tastes?

[Shmackey]

Plenty of bells and whistles on that Baikal. Great, adjustable trigger and anatomic grips, to name two.

[RON in PA]

More bells and whistles on the Baikal than on the S&W 46. I'd give Smith and Wesson a call to see if they still support the gun, it has been out of production for a long time, although M41 parts should work.