Favorite rimfire pistol

#1 is the S&W K17/K22 except I don't have one anymore.
#2 Ruger Single Six Convertible--Like to play "John Wayne" sometimes.
#3 Browning Buckmark-most accurate pistola I have.

Grandsons are my #2 and #3 as their #1 and #2. I have to limit them to rounds of ammo when they start shooting those or I would be bankrupt.

noremf(George)

 

Beretta Jaguar series. My 71 and long-barrel 75 are ultra reliable and have crisp triggers... my 76 I haven't "dialed in" yet but it fits like a glove, has decent sights, and has an ultra-light trigger.

My MkIIs are fun and tough but fail to go into battery after just a few hundred rounds and getting them back together (1 in particular) really tests my patience :bang::bonk::banghead3:cuss: The Jaguars just keep going and going and going... I think it's b/c all the crud gets blown out the open top slide. And if they do get gunked up, they're easily stripped, cleaned, and put back together. Just wish mags were more plentiful and available.

 

MKII Gov't model. I love this gun, bought it new in 98 for $189 and have 1 FTE in that whole time.

 

I shoot my 2206 smith most of the time.

 

What's a "rimife"?

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My favorite is my Smith & Wesson M-63 Kit Gun. No! Wait it's My S&W M-41. But on the other hand, the M-63 gets more range time and is more of a challange to shoot. However the M-41 is more accurate and a joy to shoot.

I don't know. You got me all confused. I think the real answer is all the above.

 

A High Standard H D Military 4 1/2" owned since 1985 is my favorite.The grip angle, grip size ,and trigger reach all fit me.The trigger pull is crisp and a happy medium between being too light for feild use and too heavy for target use.The sights are just alright,I've seen better.It points naturally and is easy to shoot accuratly.Other than replace the recoil spring twice,(suggested by experts as preventive maintenance to be done every once in awhile),all I've done is shoot and clean it.One of the factory magazines fails to operate the slide lock occassionally and needs a fresh spring.Otherwise it works just like it's supposed to.

 

Ruger MKII had it now for 27 yrs , still the most reliable.:bthumb:

 

My Kimber .17 Mach 2 conversion on a dedicated Colt XSE frame is my favorite.

 

My Ruger Standard, 6" barrel, c.1969. It's still capable of sub-1 inch groups at 25 yards, and only cost $97 new.

 

My favorite is my Ruger NMSuper Single Six blued, 5.5" with both cylinders. Try and shoot it at least 18 rds (LR) everyday when home on my backyard range.

CD

 

My Walther GSP Expert is scary accurate and just balances right in my hand. I am not crazy about the grips and probably will upgrade them to Rink or Morini ones.

 

That is clearly my Korth, I also shoot it most now and do really enjoy it.

I intend to get every Dollar that I spent on it out by the fun-factor.

 

Depends on the day....!
Just shot my 617 6" with fastfire on it Wednesday after being in the shop for trigger work, that is high on my list. But the Kimber CDPII with kimber conversion is high up on the list. Or the Advantage Arms Glock 20 conversion kit (btw - accurate is an understatement). Maybe the SIG 220 rimfire conversion.......

 

High Standard Field King. Because it hits what you point it at.

 

Andyd, nice revolver.:bthumb:

 

Thanks, I really like it, too. But it is a lot of money for a tiny bit of advantage over the old workhorse, my trusty companion of the days when my eyesight was 35/20 and I had used the K-22 for some of my most amazing shots.

 

1. Colt Frontier Scout .22 WMR, fun to shoot and hits what I aim at.
2. Ruger Single Six flat gate .22 LR, ditto.

 

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Lately, it's been the 87T. I alternate between that and the suppressed 41.

41 has a better trigger but the 87 looks cooler, although it doesn't fit/balance as well as the 41. Last of the Top3 trio would be the Ruger Competition slabside, 6.7/8.

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Nice, wish I could afford a setup like that.

 

Right now, my favorite .22 handgun is my old S&W 63 kit gun (6-shot, 4" barrel, acquired used in 1981) with custom stocks and Patridge sight. It has always fit me like a glove, and always wants to shoot better than I'm physically capable!

It is actually on my very short list of "the one gun I would keep if I could only keep one" (heaven forbid!).

Of course, I'm sure my "new favorite .22 handgun" is just right around the corner!


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my 1948 2nd series colt woodsman. Balance, accuracy and quality-

 

This little Lipsey's Ruger KMK4BL is my favorite...

Even though the mag realease is not in the same location as my centerfires, it still makes a great practice pistol. It is accurate, reliable, and has a nice weight and feel.

 

I own a crap load of .22 handguns but if I had to boil it down to one favorite it would be my S&W 41 5.5" just because it's so easy to shoot well.

 

If the sad day ever arrived when I was told I could keep just one pistol, it would be a Browning International Medalist, second model. Other than adding optics, it didn't need any aftermarket parts, tuning or even grips.

I'm currently having a love affair with a High Standard 10X Citation. I don't know if it will push the old Browning into second place, but it is growing on me.

 

At present my favorite is my Model 63 snubbie:

It's without a doubt the most difficult to shoot rimfire I've ever owned, but it's also the most fun.

 

If you don't mind me asking, what is difficult about this gun to shoot?

 

this is my favorite I don't shoot.

This is my all time favorite

And lately I seem to be shooting this one.