What 22 pistol do you like to use for target shooting?

[DMSHEPARD]

I use my MKIII Bull barrel, or my MKII 10". I also have a pre-war woodsman target, but it doesn't fit me well.


Dave

 

[tdb]

Hi Standard

I like the Hi-Standard 106, 25 yds off bench sand bags , I have a Ruger MII at AlAnd Bobs in GR MI getting it drilled and taped for a red dot scope . THANKS TEDMI.

 

[Rod B]

S&W model 41 & S&W model 617.

 

[ArmedBear]

Ruger 22/45 "Gov't Competition", a blue slabside 6 7/8" bull barrel version of the 22/45 that was never in the catalog AFAIK. Love it!

An old H&R revolver with a 7.5" barrel. That, too, is fun, though not quite the target gun that the Ruger is.

Those Smith 41's are amazing! Don't have one, though.

 

[tuckerdog1]

I can't shoot any better than this capable of.

Tuckerdog1

 

[jdomin]

S&W model 41 5.5 inch bbl series a

 

[farscott]

For Bullseye, I use an A-prefix 7" M41 or a Marvel conversion (what is now known as the Unit 1) on a Series '70 lower. For club revolver competitions, I use my FA 97 with the 5.25" octagon barrel.

 

[Legionnaire]

Browning Buckmark, but I don't shoot in competition.

 

[Gixerman1000]

S&W 41


Ruger Mark II Competition Target

 

[Black Adder LXX]

Buckmark. My buddy has a Mark III which I love, too.

 

[mfetty77]

Ruger MKIII 22/45 SS and fluted bull barrel.

 

[Nikdfish]

70's vintage High Standard Military Supermatic Trophy model ...

Nick

 

[windjammer]

I have Beretta, Ruger,Smith 41-1, and Hi Standard.

Nothing will stay with the High Standard Mod.107
Supermatic Military Trophy.

btw.....It's for sale

[email protected]

 

[kbheiner7]

I bought a Buckmark a little over a year ago and I love it. It is reliable and easy to shoot well. It's become one of my main rabbit guns and fills the role very well.

 

[jkingrph]

Slmith and Wesson M 41 with an optional S&W "field barrel" which I purchased from the old Gil Hibbard guns. this is basically their long 7 1/2 in barrel cut back to either 5 or 5 1/2, cannot remember, and a ramp front sight installed.
This gives it much of the heft and balance of a 1911 colt. My other is the second handgun I ever bought , a S&W K-22 from an old Sgt who had an interest in a pawn shop in Orlando, Fla when I was a young Lt in the AF there.

 

[1man]

For me, Sig Trailside Comp.

 

[ravencon]

I don't have one favorite.

S&W Model 41 w/ 5.5" bbl and red dot

Sig/Hammerili Trailside for more casual use with iron sights.

Colt Officers Model Match if I'm in a revolver frame of mind.

 

[Geno]

The following are my choices of .22LR pistols for accuracy's sake:

1) T/C Arms' Contender and G2 Contender with .22LR MATCH barrel.

2) Ruger Mark II Government Target

3) Ruger Mark II Slab-side Target

These are the only "dedicated" target .22LR pistols that I have owned, and so the only ones I can make an informed comments on.

 

[Pappy John]

Ruger .22s for me. I have a 4" 22/45 topped with an Optima dot sight, and a 1951 vintage 4" Standard for when I want to practice with iron sights.

 

[Redneck with a 40]

I use my Ruger MKII 22/45.

 

[Shipwreck]

Buckmark...

 

[Boomerang]

My AW93

 

[TimboKhan]

Well, since I am not an Olympic marksman, I have yet to purchase a true target pistol. As far as .22 pistols go, I heavily favor Ruger MkII's, especially those with the bull barrel. If I can't hit it with my MkII, I don't think a high-end target pistol would do any better, although I would certainly look cooler...

 

[Vern Humphrey]

If I can't hit it with my MkII, I don't think a high-end target pistol would do any better

If the goal is to be a better marksman, most people would be better off buying more ammo, rather than a new gun. Practice will get you there, shiny metal won't.

 

[rantingredneck]

Ruger MkIII 22/45 5.5" Target model.