What 22LR semiauto's to look for, need advice

[DSD1026 48]

Yeah, not exactly in the same price range....

[AverageJoe 95]

No love for the GSG 1911 .22? Love mine,nice weight to it too.

[Greg 12]

Here is a good deal on a Buckmark:

 

http://www.woodburyoutfitters.com/browning/browning-buck-mark-camper-ufx-99754

 

Can't go wrong for under $300

[JohnnyB 4,322]

As stated earlier, my wife hate guns!!! The Ruger SR22 felt so good in her hands that she agreed to go to the range with me! A miracle! She actually enjoyed shooting it!

 

Do yourself a favor and  don't overlook this one! I love it as well!

[The brew guy 22]

My wife loves her SR22 and it really does eat anything. I have a 22/45 and while there is a learning curve, disassembly is really not that difficult once you've done it a couple times. Both are great guns and plenty of fun to shoot.

[Bt Doctur 188]

a Colt Match .22 in 6 inch or a .22conversion  kit for the pistol line

[ChrisJM981 924]

M&P 22 and Walther PPQ 22 are worth taking a look at as well. I love my S&W 22A, however it can be difficult to manipulate the "slide". Only the rear section of the pistol moves, which can make it slightly difficult to manipulate. I find I have to pinch it with my index finger and thumb to load.

[tattooo 220]

Bought my wife a Ruger SR22 .....phenomenal weapon....I love it as well

[tattooo 220]

P22 is nice also....very similar to the ruger

[Shortfuse 39]

I just bought a S&W .22 Victory and love it its under $400 and you get a spare magazine and a picatiny rail with it if you want to use an optic gun is extremely accurate and disassembly and assembly can be done in about 3 minuits. 

[YankeeSC 1,204]

Thanks all,

 

I do like Ruger as a company and own two of their revolvers but I've heard that the dis-assembly and assembly process on the Mark III can be a challenge, how bad is it really?

 

In case you didn't see this, Ruger just announced the Mark IV which specifically addresses this problem ... https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2016/9/22/ruger-introduces-one-button-takedown-mark-iv-pistol/