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View Poll Results: Which .22LR handgun do you prefer?

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  • Sig Mosquito

    9 8.91%

  • Walther P22

    13 12.87%

  • Ruger Mark III (or other .22 model)

    47 46.53%

  • Beretta Neos or Cheetah

    3 2.97%

  • S&W

    6 5.94%

  • Other

    23 22.77%
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  1. 08-10-2010, 13:29 #1
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    Default .22LR Handguns Reccomendations with Poll!!!

    Ladies and Gents,
    Please respond to poll and then in thread as to WHY you picked your choice - i.e. small frame, smooth grip, etc.

    As far as why the thread: Friend has wife who would like a small .22 handgun.... my wife wouldn't mind one either.... No money and I'm not buying now, just want to open discussions on it.

    I personally would pick the Sig Mosquito as one could add a can to it and it be "more funner"!

    Thank you.
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  2. 08-10-2010, 13:36 #2
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    Ruger 22/45 at a gun show(back when gun shows had good deals) It was my son's 12th birthday present. Good grief that was 14 years ago !!!
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    Browning Buckmark

    Accurate little gun.
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    THAT is a gorgeous little gun....
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  5. 08-10-2010, 15:15 #5
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    Browning Buckmark. Inexpensive, eats anything, very durable, good looks, lots of aftermarket support.

    I have this one


    and this one on order
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    Those are nice... but can you buy a threaded barrel for them?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigBear View Post
    Those are nice... but can you buy a threaded barrel for them?
    yeap, here is one place to buy 'em.
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    I have a Mark III 22/.45....pretty much a tack driver with anything I've tried to feed it so far. Reasonable, too.... I think I paid about $250 after tax from one of the gun show vendors a couple of years back...
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    Is 22/45 a caliber or a model?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart View Post
    Is 22/45 a caliber or a model?
    It's a model...Basically a Mark III with gripframe angle and dimensions that ape a 1911...in .22
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