2006HighSierra

I'm familiar with the Rugers quite well and I'm also looking between some of the S&W models and theSIG mosquito. Does anyone have any input on these? I'm wanting something to carry hunting and also to burn up target shooting.

bigbulls

Browning buckmark. I am not a huge Browning fan but I will recomend a buckmark over just about every other production .22 made.

Every bit as reliable and well built as the Rugers. Even more so IMO. Very accurate little hand guns and a whole lot easier to take apart and keep clean.I have had one for 17 years and not once has it hickuped on me.

Pavomesa

Yeah, if you already have a Ruger, I'd go with BB's suggestion.

JeffS

Personally I like the Rugers. I've ran several thousand rounds through mine with no problems.

Pavomesa

I don't believe it's possible to wear one out.

sjsfire

I've had this Smith and Wesson 422 about 20 years. I's a sweet shooter. 6 inch barrel with walnut grips and target sites. Also available in 4 inch barrel and stainless as the 622 model. I have big hands and what I like about it is it's a large frame semi auto. Yopu can check some out on gunbroker.com.

Waterproof

I have a Browning Buckmark that is a tack driving little sucker. My dad has a Ruger and my Buckmark will outshoot it everytime. Either one of them are extremely well built though.

Bullet Hole Bailey

I own a High Standard Sport King and it shoots good!

Rammer

I got 2 new Browning Buckmarks for Christmas, and they are shooters! I bought one for myself for my Xmas present to myself, and got one for my old man.

RugerMike

I have a 99%+ LNIB Ruger "Standard"(first MKI made) 22lr 6 inch blue tapered barrel. 2 sets of Ruger grips walnut and black. It all comes in the original serial numbered box with the paperwork. $300 shipped. [email protected]