I have a High Standard Military Tournament that I picked up at a good price used a couple years back. It is a Hamden made gun. What a piece of workmanship! And is it accurate. I just picked up a Beretta 87 for a good price used LNIB. It is a NICE little gun but I have to put it through the paces. I am looking for a good price on a S&W model 41 & want a CZ Cadet, (not the kit).I may pick up a Ruger if I find one that I like. Good Luck!
Shopping for a new .22.
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Deus Machina
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Well, I'll start dropping hints here. So many nice little shooters. 
I'm hoping Dad goes with Method 2 of his shopping: Look around and pick out the best for the money.
I just hope he doesn't go with Method 1 (Buy the cheapest thing that won't explode), Method 3 (Buy what's like what I have--which would probably net me a Walther P22. Not that it's bad, just not a target pistol) or Method 4 (D****t, I put off shopping, I'm just going to grab something on the way there.)
I'm half expecting him to get me a Luger just like his, with the Biggar Tehn XBox sites on the back.
I'm hoping Dad goes with Method 2 of his shopping: Look around and pick out the best for the money.
I just hope he doesn't go with Method 1 (Buy the cheapest thing that won't explode), Method 3 (Buy what's like what I have--which would probably net me a Walther P22. Not that it's bad, just not a target pistol) or Method 4 (D****t, I put off shopping, I'm just going to grab something on the way there.)
I'm half expecting him to get me a Luger just like his, with the Biggar Tehn XBox sites on the back.
kurts_armory
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i would go with the buckmark or the neos. i had a ruger mk1 and hated that piece of $#^%, it wouldn't stop jamming, and if you ever wanted to take it apart to clean it, it is such a pain ITA to get back together.
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