[faustino]

Iam a retiree (62 years old man) whose looking for a used .22 target pistol at a reasonable price, like to used a target range during Saturday or Sunday.
Will wait patiently for your queries!!
FAustino

[SgtKnuckles]

This Gun is Special & Limited... Its worth the Money at the Buy it Now Price...
World Class .22 Target Pistol, and Made in the Good Old USA...<:-))

~Browning JMB NRA Endowment Buck Mark~
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=111985719
~Reach Higher~Don't let this one get away... The clock is ticking...
~New in box John M Browning stainless steel barrel, black laminated grips,5 1/2" bull slab side barrel, true glo sights, one mag...
~Description: ? Blued Frame with Stainless Steel Barrel & Slide. Black Diamond Wood Grips with Special NRA & Browning Logo. Adjustable Pro Target Rear Sight & Tru-Glo Front Sight. Comes w/One 5 1/2" Slab Side Barrel. Barrel features Laser Engraving on both sides - One side is engraved with his likeness and John M. Browning's signature. The other side has the NRA/Browning Partners For The Future Banner. ? Browning Plastic Case and Cable Lock. Davidson's GalleryofGuns.com Exclusive. Limited production of 2500. Special Serial #'s NRA-XXXXX ? Comes with Letter of Authenticity from Charles Guevremont, Browning President/CEO and Wayne LaPierre, Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association.


~This one has enough Barrel to get the Job Done...
~Rough Rider SAA .22 L.R. / .22 WMR~
http://www.auctionarms.com/search/di...temnum=8811389
~Product Information:
•Action: Single.
•Metal Finish: Blue.
•Caliber/Gauge: .22 L.R. & .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire.
•Serial Number: HR525**
•Bore: Like new.
•Barrel Length: 9 Inches
•Grip/Stock: Smooth wood.
•Features: SAA design. Hammer block safety. Alloy frame. Made in the USA.
•Extras: Original box, factory wrappings, owners manual, extra .22 WMR cylinder.
•Estimated NRA Condition: Very Good + with approximately 95 - 98 % of original finish remaining on metal & wood.
•Blemishes: Tiny spot of finish missing from bottom, rear grip frame and some slight finish wear on the sharp edges.
•Parts Missing: None.
•Parts Broken: None.

[big boomer]

The new S&W target models are suppose to shoot even better than the old 41's and at less than half the cost. I would get an S&W or Browning. I have the Browning Varmit and it shoots dime size groups. they have a 5 or 5 1/2" target model with good sights thats suppose to really shoot. I looked up SGT. Knuckles choice and it looks like a fair deal to me.

[DaTeacha]

I'm your age, shot a Ruger MkI target model for years. I now have another MkI target and a Mark II .22/45. I would heartily recommend the Ruger. Good price, good gun.

Nothing against the others mentioned, but I think the Ruger will give you the most gun for the dollar. That Browning is just too pretty to shoot!

[deputy125]

even though i am a ruger "nut" and this is the ruger forum, i firmly believe the browning buckmark to be the more accurate handgun while the ruger is the more reliable handgun.............

nothing wrong with smith 22a either----------just does not fit me.........

a low-end plain vanilla buckmark is plenty accurate.

if you are going to go with an optic such as a dot or a scope, the smith will save you money with its built in mount system.

[mosquitofish]

I have a Ruger MK II & love it . it will shoot wings off a fly @ a 100 yds.

[big boomer]

I agree with Deputy I own a Browning and an AMT (Ruger clone only better) and did own a S&W 41 the Browning is the best of several very good guns. But if I were you I would go to a large gun shop and handle all the above to see what fits you the best.

[DaTeacha]

Remember to ask for the target models if you're going to be shooting in competition. They will often have different barrels, sights, and triggers. And prices!

Oh Yeah -- Welcome to group of friendly people with more opinions than you have money, unless you won the lottery recently.

[SwedeSteve]

I agree with bb. You need to go handle them and pick your new pistol based on fit.

[squirrelblaster]

the best 22lr pistols on the market today are the ruger mkII and III aswell as the ruger single six. thats the way i see it.

[Clem321]

IMO, the flat out best target pistol available is probably the S&W 41. For those with Champaign tastes and a beer budget, the Rugers are a terrific bargain.