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[SoCal50Lover]

I will post it in the want to buy but I think I should know what to ask for first . It is a .22 pistol, Polished with a round barrel. I want to say maybe a Ruger but just not sure. It you know what I'm talking about let me know.

[762cavalier]

That doesn't really narrow it down. Revolver or Semi? Single or double action? If revolver new style like a smith or older cowboy style?

[c good]

Polished stainless? Polished blue? Alot of .22 pistols have round barrels. Try to get a little more specific so we can help you out. BTW....if you're thinking of buying a Ruger MKIII, or earlier MKII model with the "Round" heavy target barrel, you can't go wrong. c good

[SoCal50Lover]

Sorry, It's a semi auto and looks like a luger.

[mike100]

I could only guess what you are looking for based on your extra vague description, but if it is a ruger 22 with a shiny round bbl you want, I'd recommend one of the mark series family of ruger rimfire pistols.

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[c good]

I could only guess what you are looking for based on your extra vague description, but if it is a ruger 22 with a shiny round bbl you want, I'd recommend one of the mark series family of ruger rimfire pistols.

Click here for a pic

This is the one you want! See link in above post! A buddy of mine has one and it's absolutely the most accurate .22 LR pistol I've ever shot...(.22LR Pistols I've shot....Browning Buckmark, S&W 41, Colt Woodsman.) c good

[CHS]

I could only guess what you are looking for based on your extra vague description, but if it is a ruger 22 with a shiny round bbl you want, I'd recommend one of the mark series family of ruger rimfire pistols.

Click here for a pic

Here you go:

[SoCal50Lover]

You guys are worth you weight in encyclopedia knowledge. That is it. Thanks a lot.

Joe

[Snapping Twig]

That image is a Mk III which features a magazine disconnect and 1911 style magazine release. Easily identified by the red Ruger badge on the grips.

Mk II and earlier are marked with a black Ruger badge on the grips and do not feature the disconnect or 1911 style magazine release.

I bought a Mk II 5.5" bull barrel stainless new in 88 and I have to say it's accurate and dependable. You can't go wrong with one.