Is 22/45 a caliber or a model?
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Is 22/45 a caliber or a model?
"There are no finger prints under water."
It's a model...Basically a Mark III with gripframe angle and dimensions that ape a 1911...in .22Originally Posted by Stuart
Thank you.
"There are no finger prints under water."
MK I/II/IIs with a bull barrel are great shooters.
My Mk II with a 4 inch barrel -
http://www.co-ar15.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26059
I prefer the Rugers. They are a pain to get apart, but other than that I have not major complaints. I've owned the Sig, a Buckmark, and a few Walthers and still prefer the Ruger. Don't have any of them at this point though....hmmm....
"Owning a handgun doesn't make you armed any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician." - Col. Jeff Cooper
I wish i did not buy my p-22 and bought a ruger or the buckmark. for the damn price walther should have made the slide out of Alum, not that shitty pop metal
I like the P-22. There are reports of the P-22 being picky about ammo, so far mine has eaten everything I've fed it so I guess I'm just lucky.
I tried the S&W 22A and didn't like it. It was picky about ammo and I didn't like the sights. It comes with an integrated rail for a scope but I never mounted one.
My favorite .22 is a S&W revolver. Smooth trigger and I hit a rabbit in the head at 40 yards with it (I then missed one at 10 yards but that's not the important part of the story).
I've shot a Buckmark and Ruger. I only put 60 rounds through each and for me they were indistinguishable. They are good for targets and as a hunting side arm for small game.
Ruger Mark II Gov.'t Model (6-7/8")
S&W 617
hmmmm. I've never even heard of Marvel. I'll have to google 'em. I use the handgrenades though so does Marvel make conversions for them or are they strictly a 1911?
I dig my Ruger MkII, and so does everyone else who shoots it (especially girls). Great pistol to have to start a new shooter on, and a fun plinker even for the experienced shooter. Mine is not 100% reliable but I haven't determined whether that's the gun, ammo, shooter, or what. I'd buy another one in a second.
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