Everyone has a 22, Lets see them

[DAdams]

 

[DAdams]

 

[1911-10MM]

Forgot about this Ruger MK 1, 1973 Build, been so focused on the Smith wheel guns
Haven't had this out in a while.

 

[fyimo]

I've always liked 22LR handguns and even down sizing my collection I still have a few.

Model 17-4 8 3/8 inch barrel


K22


Model 18-4


Model 617 no dash 4 inch


S&W MP 22


Custom Ruger Mark II


I also have 4 22LR rifles:
Remington 572
S&W 15-22
Ruger 10/22
CZ 455 Combo rifle with 22LR and 17 HMR barrels.

 

[fungunnin]

Did someone say 22s? I happen to love a good 22. Unfortunately most of the 22s made right now have crappy triggers and poor sights.

 

[ontargetagain]

High Standard Supermatic Citation

I bought one of these new in 1978...........foolishly sold it around 1991. Got out of pistols and revolvers and shooting. When I decided to get back into it this was the first gun I was after and luckily found this gem!
A most delightful 22 semi-auto to shoot, standard velocity ammo and a tack driver!

Karl

 

[CLASSIC12]

Love my 17-6

This lovely Browning Trombone came from my GF's grandfather

And I think you can't go wrong with a Beretta 87 Target (although it has WAY too many markings for my taste).

Almost forgot this little semi auto French carbine, Unique X51, gifted to me by my best friend's father

 

[AveragEd]

Since this thread has migrated to all kinds of 22LR firearms, which I like to see, I'll offer up my Remington 541-T with oil-finished wood from Remington's Custom Shop.

I also have a matte-blued heavy-barrel version but it isn't as attractive. Both have factory match chambers and are extremely accurate.

Ed

 

[rhmc24]

My K-22 I bought 1949 for $71.50 --- still in its box after a few bricks & lot of years -----



A few Model Ones after a lot years & a few with me & no .22 shorts thru them by me -----

 

[Burley]

Still waiting on a .22 revolver and loving this thread. Here's one of my Mark IIs.

 

[fat tom]

Here's a few.



f.t.

 

[Andyd]

While this is the S&W forum from 1980 on, I want to share a photo of my 1952 S&W K-22.

I also have a few Korth rimfire revolvers that are well built

This is a 24 and a 26 series with the roller bearing, the double action is superior to Colt OMM, S&W K-22, and the Korth 21 to 23 series. Extraction is super smooth; Korths have a hardened ball bearing rolled through the chambers that leave a glassy-smooth surface.

This is a 23 series. It does not have the roller bearing yet but the trigger weight is adjustable from the outside.

I have two Swiss Hämmerlis, one is the International (208), the other a 212 Jägerschaftspistole.

This is one of the first .22 l.r. Walther PP that were made in Zella Mehlis and it is still doing its job at the range. It is a fun to shoot.

I like Anschütz 54 sporters.

 

[Bill Douglas]

 

[nossew]

Model 35

Your basic M-63 which I never go to the range without.

 

[Burley]

 

[SquarePizza]

I can only contribute a block to this thread, currently my only 22, though when the right 617 crosses my path, I will pick one up.

 

[bgrafsr]

1953 K-22: Has original box, stocks and correct tools.


617-1:


Ruger MKIII set up for silencer:


Ruger MKII Government Target with box:


Ruger MKIII .22-45:




Have a Pre Model 18 too and a Savage .22 rifle.

 

[DR505]

17-6

17-4

 

[MattJames]

 

[Burley]

Here's a CZ Ulta Lux with a 3-9 leo scope, a CZ 75B with a .22 Kadet adapter and a Ruger Mark II Bull.