Want a "real" autoloader in .22
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Graystar
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A Marvel conversion starts at $275 (I think) and bullseye shooters swear by them. A Springfield Mil-Spec can be had for 400 or so...so if you think you might ever want a 1911...it's more than you want to spend, but not astronomical.
http://www.marvelprecision.com/
http://www.marvelprecision.com/
otomik
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SIG Trailside, basic model $400, looks like a generic automatic pistol
Bersa Firestorm .22lr $200 based on a "real" .380
Bersa Firestorm .22lr $200 based on a "real" .380
Northslope Nimrod
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A REAL .22 auto
I researched the same issue last year. In January I bought a new Browning Buckmark Micro - Stainless. It is a cinch to take down and clean. It feels good in the hand...like a BHP. The trigger IMHO is the best part. It is smooth, soft and has very little travel. I highly recommed it! My dad has an older full size buckmark. It performs well too.
My buddy has a P22 which is a lot of fun but can't match up with the buckmark in a target shoot.
I researched the same issue last year. In January I bought a new Browning Buckmark Micro - Stainless. It is a cinch to take down and clean. It feels good in the hand...like a BHP. The trigger IMHO is the best part. It is smooth, soft and has very little travel. I highly recommed it! My dad has an older full size buckmark. It performs well too.
My buddy has a P22 which is a lot of fun but can't match up with the buckmark in a target shoot.
Andrew Rothman
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Wow. Does anyone actually read threads, or just the first post?
I resurrected the thread to say that I made a decision and bought a Browning Buckmark.
Your suggestions are helpful but a bit too late!
I resurrected the thread to say that I made a decision and bought a Browning Buckmark.
Your suggestions are helpful but a bit too late!
Graystar
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Threads have value for everyone...not just the original poster
DougCxx
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-I have one and love it too but it comes a bit rougher than pampered US customers are used to, and it isn't hardly a knock-around sort of pistol--too many delicate parts sticking off. Additionally (last I saw) the factory grips are RH only and the magazines are 5-shot only. It isn't best at everything.
-For an ISSF gun, the balance is great and the adjustability is very nice though; most every other <$1000 gun doesn't have as many target features.
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Marshall
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Congrats Matt on your Buckmark purchase!
Which did you buy?
Which did you buy?
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