When I bought it, I didn't care how accurate it was, I was looking for light weight, & a threaded barrel, as I really only wanted to shoot a coyote at point blank range.
I see a 22/45 with a dead air mask in the near future. Right after I put new tires and wheels on the jeep.
i have a ruger mk11 .. 7 and a quarter inch tapered barrel in stainless .. bought it new in 1986 .. i have carried that gun mile after mile squrriel and coon hunting ..
Those are fantastic pistols. My Dad has a MKII with the tapered barrel. I remember the first time I shot it years ago. Went 7 for 10 on starlings out of my Grandpa's walnut tree. Distance was about 30 yards.
Don't want to speak for Alf, but my tx22 is very accurate and reliable. Right now it has an frt in it and will mag dump the 22rd mag without a hiccup. Can't hit squat in burrrrrrp mode but its fun. It has a cheap green dot on top and I can ring 4" steel plate rack at 50yds.
If a good 22 autonis your need and you don't want a Ruger slab barrel target, a good heavy barrel buck mark is very hard to beat. If you are an old school fan, I am, a 5 inch high standard is a very good gun that can be had for around 350 give or take a bit. I was tought to shoot a handgun with a high standard and bought one many years ago.
I didn't think so.
That does sound fun and surprisingly accurate.
Guess everyone just overlooked the fact that the OP had recently passed.
I didn't see that, Thats a bummer.
Heck I thought we was all doing a online wake service.
