The Smith 422 is a easy and reliable shooter. It spits out any typr of 22lr I've put though it and I have had it for several years. After running though the expensive stuff me and my buddies end up having some shooting contests with the 422. It's fun, cheap and no recoil. If you want one, check this out http://www.okshooters.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48600
I shoot both a S&W 422 and 2206 which I really like and also a pair of revolvers both are High Standard double nines.
Would like to buy a Buckmark someday thats after I get done spending money on black rifles..
Would like to buy a Buckmark someday thats after I get done spending money on black rifles..
+1 on the Neos. fun to shoot, easy to strip, eats everything. i had the ruger mkII, fun to shoot when it was running, real pain in the ass to strip, very picky if it got a little dirty about what it would eat. I know little about the buckmark, only shot it once, and never had to strip it, but it shoots as well as the other semi's mentioned.
I just got an MKII. By far the most accurate handgun I have ever fired. Was tough to breakdown though.
I have a Buckmark and it shoots really well. Can't go wrong with the buckmark or a ruger. Which ever fits you better. If money no option then I would get a S&W 41. But a new one of those will set you back around $900.
Hi,
Here is a picture of a 4 5/8" blued single six. I hope to take it out and try it this weekend.
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Thanks,
Alan
Here is a picture of a 4 5/8" blued single six. I hope to take it out and try it this weekend.
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Thanks,
Alan
I don't think that you can buy a better plinker for $230 than the Beretta Neos. My only complaint is the location of the slide release, tough to reach when you have fat hands and short thumbs.
