what semi-auto handgun in .22LR do you use? like?

[SergeToll]

Have a nice collection of .22s semi-auto. modern gun - Ruger Mk4 Hunter (tuned, w/Volquartsen trigger) sometimes has jam (mostly problem to fit). Never had any problem with old guns (Colt Woodsman, Browning). Nor with P226 (convertible Kit). in some reviews on YTube, guys said it is normal for modern semi-auto. same problems have with 10/22. what is your experience ?

 

[kcult]

Currently, I shoot a M&P .22 compact, but mostly because it is suppressed.

To date, it's worked just fine.

 

[Tim]

GSG 1911 that's never made me mad, suppressed or not
Ruger MK IV Lite 22/45 that's just a pure joy to shoot

 

[Get Off My Lawn]

My favorite is a MKIII with a Volquartzen MKII firing group that eliminated the magazine disconnect.

 

[Stick Man]

Glock 44, it just works. S&W M&P 22 full size. It works mostly, lol.

 

[Jeppo]

Another vote for the M&P full size and a BIG vote for the S&W 41.

 

[holdenarm]

I have a 1920s-vintage Colt Woodsman that is an absolute joy to shoot. In terms of shooting experience, probably my favorite among all the guns I own.

Have wanted to get my hands on a Ruger 22/45 or earlier model.

 

[Sp00ks]

Taurus TX22 has never failed to fire for me yet no matter what ammo I'm using. Ruger Mark IV 22/45 (favorite) has been 99%. I could also mention the S&W M&P 15-22 pistol...

None are as fancy as a Woodsman or Hunter but they do go bang.

 

[Bigdave0924]

M&P 22 compact and Ruger mk4 22/45 lite. I need to pick up a couple few more 22 pistols

 

[45/70fan]

Two tone Ruger SR22

 

[Sp00ks]

Anyone one have an F&N yet? I've been curious about that and the new Sig 22. leaning toward the F&N if not both...

 

[NCFubar]

Ruger 22/45 … grip angle is a big part and it functions well as my main suppressor host.

 

[alpharius]

Browning Buckmark

 

[gc70]

I was surprised that a .22LR conversion kit worked 100% on a Beretta 92A1.

 

[zmot]

Taurus TX suppressed for my plinking, shoots great and can’t beat the price.

 

[NCFUZZ]

Beretta 71 with the Sparrow SS

 

[THE PUNISHER]

S&W Victory, will shoot most good stuff….I have some sub sonic ammo and it cycles it well.

 

[Average Joe]

Anyone one have an F&N yet? I've been curious about that and the new Sig 22. leaning toward the F&N if not both...

The answer is always both 😁

 

[AverageDad]

Another tx22 vote. I have the tactical model and love it.

 

[Palmer812]

My M&P compact is the only .22 I have ever owned that has been 100% trouble free

 

[Average Joe]

Ruger 22/45, Ruger MK III, and Glock 44. @SergeToll remember most .22 semi autos are finicky when it comes to ammo. Try a few different brands. Most likely you’ll find one that your MK IV likes and runs without issue.

 

[Ferrisfan]

Another Mk IV 22/45 Lite owner.
I bought it to teach my daughter to shoot.
Bonus is that it is purple.

 

[Walkabout Dan]

I have ones that are exactly like the guns I would use in self defense so I can practice as cheep as possible theses days.

 

[Supermatch]

My 22/45 Mk. III has never had a malfunction.

 

[Derek8404]

Anyone one have an F&N yet? I've been curious about that and the new Sig 22. leaning toward the F&N if not both...

I have had the FN 502 for a few months now, it shoots great and it a good trainer for my 509.

 

[Jayne]

Man, all these .22s with 100% function/no malfunctions/never jam and work with every ammo....

I've just been living wrong I guess. I get weak loads, duds, extraction failures, feed failures, etc in all of my 22s at one point or another. Had a FTF just this morning in fact.

 

[BlackGun]

Man, all these .22s with 100% function/no malfunctions/never jam and work with every ammo....

I've just been living wrong I guess. I get weak loads, duds, extraction failures, feed failures, etc in all of my 22s at one point or another. Had a FTF just this morning in fact.

You shoot winchester in any color box and the most reliable 22 ever built will have duds and feed failures. Remington Hornets are not much better.

I have shot a bunch of 22 pistols and bought a S&W Victory. Checked every box from fiber sight to ease to clean.

 

[SergeToll]

looks like not many use old guns. However, they are real joy to shoot. Woodsman 2nd series (1951)

 

[SergeToll]

Woodsman Match Target 3rd series (1953)

 

[SergeToll]

High Standard Military 106

 

[SergeToll]

cherry on the cake (from old ladies) - Browning Medalist

 

[SergeToll]

can't go wrong with SW 41

 

[Average Joe]

Man, all these .22s with 100% function/no malfunctions/never jam and work with every ammo....

I've just been living wrong I guess. I get weak loads, duds, extraction failures, feed failures, etc in all of my 22s at one point or another. Had a FTF just this morning in fact.

Just mentioned the ones I have. Didn’t say they were 100%. Anyone who thinks their .22 lr is 100% reliable, is either delusional or haven’t found the wrong ammo yet 😁

 

[Average Joe]

High Standard Military 106

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Got a High Standard Dura-Matic from my Dad. I used to shoot that thing all the time, and loved it. Since he’s passed, I’ve put it in the safe only to take it out occasionally.

 

[SergeToll]

Got a High Standard Dura-Matic from my Dad. I used to shoot that thing all the time, and loved it. Since he’s passed, I’ve put it in the safe only to take it out occasionally.

was a great gun. not suggested for high velocity though. and I wish my son will care about my guns after...

 

[Jim1392]

M & P 22C. The picture was from when it was new. It's easy to clean and shoots about anything I put in it.

 

[BrettB]

I shoot a few different Rugers from the original 1952 standard my grandpa gave me, a a MK 2 govt target , a Mark 2 Olympic , and a couple of MK3 22/45s
I do like the Rugers - easy to clean and work on - very accurate
I also owned the following that I have traded away for one reason or another
Colt Woodsman - only reason I didn’t keep this is a lack or parts and mags.
Beretta NEOS - way better than expected - would buy another in a heartbeat if I could find the little drop in carbine kit
Browning Buckmark

 

[AR10ShooterinNC]

Ruger MkIII with a threaded barrel for my suppressor.

 

[Jayne]

Just mentioned the ones I have. Didn’t say they were 100%. Anyone who thinks their .22 lr is 100% reliable, is either delusional or haven’t found the wrong ammo yet 😁

Didn't think I replied to yours directly, just saying there are a lot of claims of 100% just in this thread alone.

 

[Sp00ks]

The two aforementioned pistols have run nearly flawlessly. However, I also buy decent ammo. Not to say I've not had issues with 22's. I've had plenty.