Plinker Recommendations? (22 handgun)

[RRC Firearms]

That's why I recommended the 22/45 RP. RP standard for Removable Panels. They take modified 1911 grip panels, so you can go thin, thick, wood, plastic, metal, rubber.

Makes since but what I disliked about the 22/45 was the angle of the grip not so much the handles, if I would have bought the 22/45 I would have gotten the RP one and put on different panels anyway. All I'm saying is go to the store, try out a bunch of different pistols and find the one that feels the best to you. I held the Ruger, Browning, Beretta, and Walther and my top choices were the Ruger mk3 and Buck Mark, they both fit me and my wife great.

 

[ablaut]

Thanks for the recommendations, guys. I'll definitely check one out in the shop. I should be going there in a few days anyway

I have shot a similar model Ruger (exactly what, I'm not sure). I liked it well enough for plinking, though I have no objection to wheel guns either. I'll keep these in mind!

 

[Phillyfan]

Can't go wrong with a Ruger or a Buckmark, both great for the intended purpose. However, I just think the Buckmark is better looking. I personally own the Browning Challenger II. Very accurate, reliable, and has a cool factor since not everyone has one. Might want to check out some of the old High Standard models such as the Citation and Supermatic as well.

 

[ohmytodd]

I just picked up the ISSC m22 on Saturday and had a blast with it. Took 200 rounds of range ammo at CCPSS like a champ. I know some of the early ones got a bad wrap for choking on some loads but I had nothing but fun with it. $249.99 at wholesale sports at 82nd and Johnson Creek. Laid it down at the range next to a Glock 19 and it's nearly identical in size and weight, so it makes a nice training option with some good safety features.