Re: Let's see your .22 pistols
:shock: Ooooooooohhhh, very nice!
Looks like a fun little shooter...
:shock: Ooooooooohhhh, very nice!
Looks like a fun little shooter...
.22 Pistols: Pics and Discussion
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jimmydeuce
.270 WIN
Re: Let's see your .22 pistols
My new plinker.
My new plinker.
Re: Let's see your .22 pistols
Very nice!
I love those little P22s...
Very nice!
I love those little P22s...
VitSports6
20g
Re: Let's see your .22 pistols
My P22 with some other "plastic Fantastic"
My P22 with some other "plastic Fantastic"
Re: Let's see your .22 pistols
:shock: That's a whole lot of sexy Vit!
:shock: That's a whole lot of sexy Vit!
This thread has not been open for awhile, so here are my two Double Dueces.
Ruger MKIII Hunter with a Bushnell Trophy XLT 2-6x32 scope.
Smith & Wesson Model 22A with a Burris 3x20 scope, custom slide racker and a new set of target grips.
I have my eye on a couple more as well. Another Ruger MKIII and a Taurus revolver that does both .22 LR and .22 WMR.
Ruger MKIII Hunter with a Bushnell Trophy XLT 2-6x32 scope.
Smith & Wesson Model 22A with a Burris 3x20 scope, custom slide racker and a new set of target grips.
I have my eye on a couple more as well. Another Ruger MKIII and a Taurus revolver that does both .22 LR and .22 WMR.
Wow, those are a couple beauties!
I bet they shoot as good as they look...
I bet they shoot as good as they look...
Thanks, LES.
The Ruger shoots better than I do. I shot it tonight and ate the center out of the target at 20 yds, slow fire with a rest. It will print slugs touching with no trouble.
Same with the 22A, but it would be better with a longer barrel I feel. Maybe need to try a different load for it. The group size is about 1/3 to 1/2 size bigger.
I am finding out that .22's with scopes are not the easiest thing to shoot. I actually shoot them better with the scopes on low power. I don't see as much movement that way, so I am not pushing them all over the target.
The Ruger shoots better than I do. I shot it tonight and ate the center out of the target at 20 yds, slow fire with a rest. It will print slugs touching with no trouble.
Same with the 22A, but it would be better with a longer barrel I feel. Maybe need to try a different load for it. The group size is about 1/3 to 1/2 size bigger.
I am finding out that .22's with scopes are not the easiest thing to shoot. I actually shoot them better with the scopes on low power. I don't see as much movement that way, so I am not pushing them all over the target.
Haha, I hear ya on the scopes.
You definitely become aware of every little movement, breath, and twitch...
You definitely become aware of every little movement, breath, and twitch...
Rkillion said:
Haven't had any experience with their M9-22, but I have one of their M4-22 uppers on my wife's AR. Shipped with a canted front sight that was an easy fix, but other than that it's functioned flawlessly since day one...
I had to chuckle a bit reading back from the first post in this thread. Lot of talk about how cheap .22lr ammo was back in the good ol' days (1 year ago) 
. Now folks are having a hard time finding any at all. :shock: Just thought I'd mention that.
Anyway, I've got 2. My new Sig 1911-22, and an old 1st model IJ Sealed 8 that has seen better days. Still goes bang, but no telling where the bullet is going to go. :?
. Now folks are having a hard time finding any at all. :shock: Just thought I'd mention that. Anyway, I've got 2. My new Sig 1911-22, and an old 1st model IJ Sealed 8 that has seen better days. Still goes bang, but no telling where the bullet is going to go. :?
I have been eyeballing a couple different .22 1911's. I can't bring myself to pay what they want for them though. One is the Browning .22 1911 that looks like it's 2/3 scale. Pretty cool.
A buddy has a Chiappa 1911 that he likes really well, but it keeps blowing extractors and springs! One became a projectile that hit a bystander.
Chiappa keeps sending him parts for it, but I think I would get rid of the gun!
A buddy has a Chiappa 1911 that he likes really well, but it keeps blowing extractors and springs! One became a projectile that hit a bystander.
Chiappa keeps sending him parts for it, but I think I would get rid of the gun!
Great lookin .22's Gentlemen!
Love the grips on that SIG Gunny.
tcecil88,
Nice RR, and great price. Have to say I'd get rid of that Chiappa too if it were mine...
Love the grips on that SIG Gunny.
tcecil88,
Nice RR, and great price. Have to say I'd get rid of that Chiappa too if it were mine...
Just realized I hadn't posted this one up here yet...
Beretta 950bs Minx, .22 Short
Beretta 950bs Minx, .22 Short
Yes Sir.
I love these little Beretta 950's. With the SA trigger they're stoopid accurate out to ten yards or so and the .22 short is a lot of fun to shoot...
I love these little Beretta 950's. With the SA trigger they're stoopid accurate out to ten yards or so and the .22 short is a lot of fun to shoot...
jgwills
20g
A local shop has a used Sig Mosquito priced $250. Semi tempted to get it. What do you guys think of the Mosquito in general? I love that new 1911 I just got but damn .45 isn't cheap at all. .22 is still considerably cheaper when I see it which has been more frequently recently.
Doesn't have to be a Mosquito specifically but I'm thinking of seriously considering a .22 pistol for cheap plinking at the range. Also have looked at the Walther p22, M&P and even some of the 1911 types chambered specifically in .22. Looking back through this thread I see a few of you have some of these. Probably can't go wrong with any of them.
If you were in the market today for one which would you choose?
Doesn't have to be a Mosquito specifically but I'm thinking of seriously considering a .22 pistol for cheap plinking at the range. Also have looked at the Walther p22, M&P and even some of the 1911 types chambered specifically in .22. Looking back through this thread I see a few of you have some of these. Probably can't go wrong with any of them.
If you were in the market today for one which would you choose?
We have two P22s in the house and they've been great.
The Mosquito is definitely a lot bigger and more substantial in weight. A close friend of mine has had one for years and I don't remember him ever mentioning any issues. I think either would make a great plinker. One thing to consider though is that Mosquito mags are $10-$15 more expensive than P22 mags...
The Mosquito is definitely a lot bigger and more substantial in weight. A close friend of mine has had one for years and I don't remember him ever mentioning any issues. I think either would make a great plinker. One thing to consider though is that Mosquito mags are $10-$15 more expensive than P22 mags...