Favorite 22 pistol
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If money is no object (it usually is, though), the Feinwerkbau AW93 is unbeatable. It is comparable to Hammerli or Morini .22's, but, in my opinion, a better shooter. My gun will shoot 3/4" groups at 50 yds - no problem.
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CZ Kadet
I'm absolutely amazed at my Kadet conversion kit. It's the most accurate, most fun .22 I've owned.
Just for comparison, I've bought and sold the following:
Browning Buckmark (great trigger, bad fouling problems & FTF/FTE's);
Ruger Mk III (good accuracy, heavy trigger, pain to takedown/reassemble);
Beretta Neos (decent trigger, easy takedown, fair accuracy).
I was happy with the Neos, but after buying my CZ-75B, I had to have the Kadet kit, so I sold the Neos to a buddy.
Now I have two guns in one. What's not to like?
I'm absolutely amazed at my Kadet conversion kit. It's the most accurate, most fun .22 I've owned.
Just for comparison, I've bought and sold the following:
Browning Buckmark (great trigger, bad fouling problems & FTF/FTE's);
Ruger Mk III (good accuracy, heavy trigger, pain to takedown/reassemble);
Beretta Neos (decent trigger, easy takedown, fair accuracy).
I was happy with the Neos, but after buying my CZ-75B, I had to have the Kadet kit, so I sold the Neos to a buddy.
Now I have two guns in one. What's not to like?
I'm voting "other" even though that isn't a choice listed in the poll.
For the best entry-level .22 semi-auto, I'd go with a Browning Buckmark or a Beretta Neos (although I don't care much for the looks of the Neos).
For a mid-range pistol, I like my Beretta 87 Cheetah. At $650, it's not cheap, but well made, and more affordable than what I'd really like to have...
S&W M41 or Colt Woodsman Match Target. IMHO, those are as good as they get, and at $800-$1000, they're out of my league. I'm a fairly decent shooter, but not so good that I would do one of those justice. I'd be embarassed to pull one of those beauties out and then post target that was less than perfect.
For the best entry-level .22 semi-auto, I'd go with a Browning Buckmark or a Beretta Neos (although I don't care much for the looks of the Neos).
For a mid-range pistol, I like my Beretta 87 Cheetah. At $650, it's not cheap, but well made, and more affordable than what I'd really like to have...
S&W M41 or Colt Woodsman Match Target. IMHO, those are as good as they get, and at $800-$1000, they're out of my league. I'm a fairly decent shooter, but not so good that I would do one of those justice. I'd be embarassed to pull one of those beauties out and then post target that was less than perfect.
