I realized I need a lot more practice with pistol shooting.
I live in California where we can only buy handguns that are on our "roster". Ruger pulled themselves off the roster in protest a few years back, making Mk III's pretty much unobtainable.
What are some other good .22lr handguns that would work for helping me relearn my fundamentals?
>>30009696
Browning buckmark .22, about the same as the ruger Mk series pistols
Are Brownings as hard to clean as everyone says the rugers are?
>>30009696
You could always buy a used one. Rugers are all but indestructible.
Is the new S&W Victory .22 on the roster?
>>30010537
People sell them second hand for about $200-$300 more. Most people also love theirs and aren't selling them.
I love my gsg/ sig 1911.
It's a zinc alloy frame 1911 with a weaker spring. Aside from the different fittings it's a regular 1911.
Fire's like a race gun. Had to take some paint off to get it to eat more ammo. You might have to do the same. They retail at 5-600 but can be found online for 200.
I actualy cc mine. I replaced the follower for a total of 14 rounds plus chamber. Haven't had any failures after 2k rounds.
My grand dads Browning is one incredible firearm.
>>30010603
This, I just sold my mkii 22/45 for 500$ and I could have asked 700. The scalping is real. Managed to find a mki for 350 at an lgs tho. Many of them price off bluebook rather than the inflated prices, so they sell fast.
Also Buckmark is good.
>>30010564
>new gun
>on roster?
I'm guessing you don't know how the roster works. New funs can't get added to the roster. Hope you like being stuck in the 20th century.
>>30012896
What? I haven't heard anything about this.
How much is my SS MKIII worth now? Are Ruger's revolvers affected?
>>30009696
Get a Browning Buckmark they are easier to disassemble than a Mk III. Colt Woodsman is a good out of production old target pistol.
Air pistol. A decent one.
