My Favorite .22 Handguns (in case you're interested!)

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George Seashock said:
aye yi yi!
I had a tph - sadly, it was a jammomatic! And I bought it new. Sent it in for work and it came back the same. Very sad as I think they are beautiful. I actually had an old jennings 1970's or 60's I think. I still remembe the blue box and wood grip - that thing actually shot straight and rarely (if ever jammed). Go figure. Soooooo, my next question, what was your VERY FIRST .22 HANDGUN? Mine was an H&R model 949 '49er. (Long, long gone)View attachment 901614
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George -- in my case, that would be the 63 kit gun... I bought it used from a friend back in 1980 -- and it's still as tight and reliable as the day HE bought it. :D

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Nice, nice nice; I use to have a Rossi 5 shot 38spl in stainless. Wish I kept it - it worked perfectly and shot straight.
 
George Seashock said:
Can anyone help me with the inverted images?
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The only thing I've found that works is to never use the forum software to choose a smaller size image. if you select "actual size" it usually leaves the images the proper orientation. If you select a smaller size it flips them or rotates them. For me.
 
image.jpeg I only have one 22 handgun right now. It's a Ruger MK IV 22/45 with the 5 1/2" barrel. I purchased 4 extra mags so I shoot 60 rounds almost every day through this fun and accurate pistol. When all this covid 19 craziness is over I plan on buying a revolver or 2 in 22.
 
That's a fine piece that will serve you well in these uncertain times.

You can't go wrong with ruger.

And the 45 angle is excellent.

Congrats!
 
Sorry about the inverted pictures. This is my first attempt to post pictures on this website. I will endeavor to do better next time.
 
I've had this one for well over 2 decades, and with the Leupold 2x LER scope it's a tack driver. One of the things I like best about this Buckmark is that it shoots Stingers as accurately as any other ammo, ten shots under an inch at 25 yards. What a Stinger does to a large red squirrel has to be seen to be believed! :D

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