1911 guy
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There are some responses already that far exceed my limited knowlege of .22 caliber handguns. However, I can give you firsthand impressions of three of them.
My wife owned a Browning BuckMark for some time. It was a well made pistol. The trigger was decent, the sights were better than the average .22 handgun and it wasn't too bad to strip and clean.
I owned a Ruger MkII years ago. It was built like a tank. Trigger was decent, but nothing to write home about. Sights were average for a .22 handgun. It was a real PITA to strip and clean until you got the hang of it.
A friend has a S&W Model 41. Better trigger, better sights and not hard at all to clean.
My wife owned a Browning BuckMark for some time. It was a well made pistol. The trigger was decent, the sights were better than the average .22 handgun and it wasn't too bad to strip and clean.
I owned a Ruger MkII years ago. It was built like a tank. Trigger was decent, but nothing to write home about. Sights were average for a .22 handgun. It was a real PITA to strip and clean until you got the hang of it.
A friend has a S&W Model 41. Better trigger, better sights and not hard at all to clean.