Which current .22lr semi-auto would you buy

[RollingCode3]

GSG has a new 1911 .22 cal pistol
check it out
http://www.americantactical.us/newproduct1.html

I saw that on ar15 forum a while back. That looks so cool but I dont think it will ever make it to CA.

[KushMaster]

That looks so cool but I dont think it will ever make it to CA.

why not?

[loobett]

Turner's has some Ruger .22LR pistols on sale. Would you guys recommend any of them? It's in their new online ad when you check it out. They also had a .22LR rifle on sale last week which was at the top of the online ad. I was actually considering it but I don't know much about the .22LR in any firearm. If anyone took advantage of the sale, let me know if it was a good deal/

[RollingCode3]

Turner's has some Ruger .22LR pistols on sale. Would you guys recommend any of them? It's in their new online ad when you check it out. They also had a .22LR rifle on sale last week which was at the top of the online ad. I was actually considering it but I don't know much about the .22LR in any firearm. If anyone took advantage of the sale, let me know if it was a good deal/

The Ruger 22lr pistols are awesome. I love them but there is one problem. It is pain in the *** to take it apart and put them together. The first time took me almost 2 hours to put it back together. Second time is a little better but still at 30 minutes.

[smittty]

Turner's has some Ruger .22LR pistols on sale. Would you guys recommend any of them? It's in their new online ad when you check it out. They also had a .22LR rifle on sale last week which was at the top of the online ad. I was actually considering it but I don't know much about the .22LR in any firearm. If anyone took advantage of the sale, let me know if it was a good deal/

The Ruger MKIII pistols are the most reliable rimfire handguns made today. There is a good youtube video that shows how to take-down the pistol. It's not that difficult and definitely not a reason to not buy one.

Here's the vid, have a look and decide if you can handle it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYHJm...eature=related

I've only taken my down twice and I shot it so much I don't know how many thousand rounds I have thru it. Boresnake the barrel and oil the outside after each range session and it's clean.

[BamBam-31]

Brought the Marlin 60 out to the range yesterday. WOW! Lots of fun, very accurate, and feeds the Centurion ammo my 10/22 choked on. Good thing, too, since I bought a case of that stuff! It's actually accurate enough that I'm considering replacing the Simmons 4x w/ a Mueller APV 4.5-14. Really impressed w/ how much quality Marlin gives you for not too much moolah.

Is it better than a 10/22? I'd say out of the box, yes. The Marlin 60 has a great barrel and pretty good trigger as is--it doesn't really need all the aftermarket doo-dads. But if you're gonna upgrade (which is half the fun), the 10/22 is still king.

[Btango05]

I'm thinking of either A) buying a Tacsol upper and building another AR-22 or building a 10/22 from scratch... either Tacsol X-Ring receiver/barrel and stock or getting a Kidd build.

I'm really liking the Kidd Supergrade kit!!! From what I hear they have one of the best triggers and their barrels are from Lothar Walther. I want a reliable semi-auto .22 and from what I see alot of attention goes into building Kidd parts.... expensive...yes but at the end of the day when you get back from the range and have nothing but good things to say it's worth it!

[Bigballaizm]

10/22 converted to shoot 17 HM2. Kill those pests with extra power!

Oh yeah....

The Marlin 60 has a great barrel and pretty good trigger as is--it doesn't really need all the aftermarket doo-dads. But if you're gonna upgrade (which is half the fun), the 10/22 is still king.

I do agree!!

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[GrinderCB]

Only two I's ever consider. Ruger 10/22 because they're so flexible. Good right out of the box but tons of ways to modify it, stocks, barrels, those cool Tommy-gun kits called "10/22 Fun Gun." The other would be a good clean Nylon 66. Sentimental reasons. It was the first firearm I ever shot in my life way back in the early '70's when I was 9 years old and my Grandpa let me use his to shoot at beer cans in the backwoods of Indiana. Said he'd never cleaned it, maybe spritzed a little Hoppe's into the action and it never failed to shoot. Accurately, too.

[sirgrumps]

What stocks are those?

[zrock]

Local turners has the 10-22 for 219.00 . Looks like a good price

[smittty]

Older Rugers have the full stainless receiver--

Not stainless. Aluminum.

Actually, the newer painted aluminum receivers are more corrosion resistant that the older brushed aluminum receivers.

[Bigballaizm]

What stocks are those?

The top .22lr is a custom stock I purchased from a Calgunner when I first joined. The bottom, I converted to a .17HM2, is a Fajen Legacy Series Adjustable Stock .920" Barrel Channel Synthetic. You can get em from Midway for bout $160.

[mag318]

Over the years I've owned several semi auto 22s, Rugers, Weatherbys, Brownings and so on. But my new current favorite is the new Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22. The M&P was inexpensive compared to my GSG5 or Colt/Umarex M4 and is a better gun. The M&P is more accurate and better quality then either the above two and it's made in the USA. Try one and you won't be disappointed.

[SVT_Fox]

marlin 795, def just as good as the newer 10/22 IMO, but used ones are only 100 bucks WOOT!