The .22

[Guest gcrookston]

I really enjoy mine. How about you? Let's see some pictures...

[KahrMan]

Here are my pistols...

i also have a T/C Silver Lynx and a Henry lever action in .22

Btw those are nice grips on your Ruger.

[Guest gcrookston]

Kahrman, your's look funner

[Guest Jason F.]

Is that a Model 41 in your picture there? Second from the left?

I only have one at the moment but am shopping a few others when I have the spare cash.

Just a little 22A, if I can get it to eject correctly I am going to build it up with some optics and a target grip. Right now it will stovepipe about every or every other round. It is slowly getting better with some ammo so hopefully it is just a break in issue and will not have to go back to Smith and Wesson.

[Guest Boomhower]

^^^^Same as above. I love my 22A.

[Guest gcrookston]

Is that a Model 41 in your picture there? Second from the left?

Yes, that's a 41 with aftermarket grips. If you are going to .22, they really are worth the money. I wouldn't Poo-poo the Sig/Hammerli next to it, either. They are both some of the finest pistols out there, if you feed them right. Standard Velocity only for these.

Edited March 10, 2008 by gcrookston

[Guest Jason F.]

I love the 41 but can not justify the cost for a 22 pistol. I had a 422 and want another one. I was looking at a 22A and a Ruger MKIII 22/45 and ended up with the 22A this time. I will probably get the MKIII in a few months.

Both the 22A and 422 I had were extremely accurate. I shot a fellow members 22A with a red dot and target grip on it today at the Middle TN meet and it was outstanding.

[mousegunner]

Here's my new Ruger 22/45 Mk III....