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PigPen · June 23, 2009, 09:55 AM

I own a number of .22 pistols (no revolvers). I have fired them for years with my wife, sons, grandchildren and daughterinlaws. All of them are accurate, reliable and relatively inexpensive to shoot and maintain. I can't tell that one is better than another in either accuracy or reliability. I own Mark IIs, Mark IIIs, 2 Browning Challengers, and a challenger III, and Buckmark, Colt Woodsman series III and maybe another one or two that I'm not remembering. They are all fun to shoot, relatively cheap to acquire and shoot, and reliable (they last all your life with reasonqable care).

June 23, 2009, 09:55 AM	#19
PigPen Senior Member Join Date: June 28, 2000 Location: CSA Posts: 230	.22 I own a number of .22 pistols (no revolvers). I have fired them for years with my wife, sons, grandchildren and daughterinlaws. All of them are accurate, reliable and relatively inexpensive to shoot and maintain. I can't tell that one is better than another in either accuracy or reliability. I own Mark IIs, Mark IIIs, 2 Browning Challengers, and a challenger III, and Buckmark, Colt Woodsman series III and maybe another one or two that I'm not remembering. They are all fun to shoot, relatively cheap to acquire and shoot, and reliable (they last all your life with reasonqable care). Last edited by PigPen; June 23, 2009 at 10:08 AM.