Most reliable .22 pistol

[dieselpower65]

I have always liked the ruger sr22 for its reliability and looks but unfortunately you cant buy them anymore. What other .22 pistols are as reliable and will take any ammo you feed it?

[kel-tec-innovations]

Ruger 22/45 or MKIII, mine runs like a sewing machine (hair trigger, easy rapid fire)

Eats all ammo, except duds.

A Glock .22LR upper from Advantage arms worked great for me also.

Some might not agree, but i didn't have luck with Sig Mosquito, Walter .22lr pistols picky on ammo and cleanliness.

What I want to try but havent is the GSG .22lr 1911.

[SOAR79]

dude that's sweet!

[opie4386]

That is a damn fine ruger


OP.

If the ruger MKIII is not youre style try the ISSC M22.

Nothing but good reviews

[Oneaudiopro]

Ruger or browning...........either one would be awesome.

[davidb]

+1 for the ruger mk series, i have the 22/45 with around 5k through no malfunctions except for duds

the buckmarks are pretty reliable too my friend has a few thousand through his with maybe 3 or 4 FTE's but he doesnt keep it well lubed

also dont think you can go wrong with a good quality revolver

[FRIZZLEFRY]

I have always liked the ruger sr22 for its reliability and looks but unfortunately you cant buy them anymore...

Sure you can. You can SSE one. American Firearms in Clovis has one on the shelf right now. Go buy it so I don't ha ha.

[gotime]

also dont think you can go wrong with a good quality revolver

My friend has a S&W 317 Airweight that's a real pleasure to shoot. 8 shot, so it's not far off from semi capacity as well. You can't beat a revolver for reliability.

As mentioned before, stay away from the Mosquito and P22. Garbage.

[CSACANNONEER]

I have always liked the ruger sr22 for its reliability and looks but unfortunately you cant buy them anymore. What other .22 pistols are as reliable and will take any ammo you feed it?

LOL! "Always"? Really? it's a fairly new firearm that hasn't been in production long enough to have what I'd consider "proven reliability". Of course, the most reliable .22lr "pistols" would be along the lines of a TC Contender/Encore, Anshultz Exemplar, Mossberg Brownies, etc. If you are limiting your question to only semi auto .22lrs, Hi Standards, Ruger Automatic Pistols, Ruger MK IIs, Ruger MKIIIs, Colt Woodsmans, Browning Challengers, Browning Buckmarks, etc. all have decades or more worth of proven reliability.

[ersatz]

Ruger 22/45 and Browning Buckmark have been the most reliable .22 pistols I've had. To the point where their now the only .22 pistols I have.

[tbc]

I got a few light strikes on my GSG 1911 .22 when using Remington. Then I switched to the SP101 .22 revolver...problem free...


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[drunktank]

My wife's SR22 started jamming our first time taking it out. First 100 rounds or so we're fine but started jamming thereafter with either mag. My mk3 isn't what I'd consider reliable either. About 4 jams per 100 rounds of bulk ammo.

Have you considered a revolver?

[INFAMOUS762X39]

My Ruger 22/45 MKIII with a Volquartsen Exact Edge Extractor eats and spits out anything. One of my favorite shooters. It's dead nuts accurate once you clean up the trigger and ditch the front sights for fiber optics etc. I've been meaning to pick up another 22/45 in SS.

[rogervzv]

I have several Mark III pistols and they are all super reliable and, of course, quite accurate. The Mark III is a proven and reliable platform.

[JMP]

Browning Buckmark, and don't let anyone else convince you otherwise.