Which one?

which one?

  • RUGER SR22

    Votes: 1 6.3%

  • RUGER 22/45

    Votes: 7 43.8%

  • Browning Buckmark

    Votes: 2 12.5%

  • OTHER--WALTHER, S&W, ETC

    Votes: 6 37.5%
  • Total voters
    16
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Which one would you get? I have a 22/45...and quite a few mags ...

I've always wanted a buckmark...and kinda like the sr22 as well...

Decisions Decisions
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Wife has buckmark. Shots fine with no problems, I just don't like the takedown of it.

I have a Taurus tx22 that I love and have tx22 competition in fed ex hands know setting in Greensboro somewhere.
 
I have a S&W victory and love it. However if it was me, there’s not enough difference in the buck mark, victory or 22/45 to make me want another. I’d go with the sr22 because it’s different. Also check out the tx22, walther 22 and I believe sig just came out with a 22 as well p322 I think it’s called
 
it all depends on your budget. Ruger and Buckmark are very similar. want to go further? try SW mod.41, or any Colt Woodsman. also, I got once Sig Sauer .22LR conversion kit for P226. works flawlessly.
 
To suppress?

I have the M&P22, M&P22C and GSG 1911-22…all which have been solid performers. If I was to buy a semi-auto 22 today, it would probably be the TX22.
 
I have a Buckmark & a very nicely done MkII. The Buckmark is the more accurate of the two, but not by much. However, when I was playing at rimfire steel shooting, I shot much better times with the Ruger.

My Buckmark is also the more ammo finicky of the two & heavily lubed ammo like Fed Auto Match would gum it up after a few mags. That said, if you wanna play the suppressor game & you don’t have a threaded Ruger, I’d give the nod to the Buckmark- threaded TacSol barrel for the Browning is fairly inexpensive compared to the Ruger, where you have to replace the entire “upper” that requires a 4473.

Wife has a Walter P22 that’s a fun little pop gun, but it doesn’t always like cheap ammo.
 
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If you dig single action revolvers, look into a Ruger Single Six or Single Ten. Love my S-10. Maybe my favorite single action & if you’ve seen or fondled my pile of single actions, you know that’s saying something. Accurate little mechanical marvels that are just a joy to shoot.
 
i like my single six and for semi Ruger Mark IV has every configuration/ upgrade you can imagine. but most importantly, the take down is a huge improvement from previous MKs.
 
Serge Tolst said:
I have... S&W 648 and compact High Standard ... love .22 Magnum

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I will have one eventually. There was a S&W iirc that had a 10 or 12 round cylinder. I get the bigger is better but you put 10 rounds of .22 mag in someone I highly doubt they just getting up especially with little recoil and placement.
 
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