Anyone have firsthand experience with this particular 22LR semi? It comes with a hefty price tag even used. I have heard some say that they are the epitome of semi 22lr's and others say that they are a "pain" - lots of oil and plenty of maintenance. I see one that I may be able to pick up for around 900. I'm not much of a collector per se. I like to shoot to practice and don't give much thought to how much it's worth after purchasing.

 

Thanks in advance for your feedback.

 

Oops forgot that there is a rimfire section.

Also consider the hi standard victor, similiar, possibly cheaper. I picked a nice one up at a dealer last month for $500. Many other people will just say get a ruger and replace the trigger.

A quick search shows that High Standard Victors are also quite pricey, 900-999 on guns international. Whoa!

I agree on line sites can show some high prices, but local dealers can really suprise sometimes, i have a s&w 17 on lay away for 500 and others that on line go for twice what local dealers might ask. The old classics locally go cheap because most want the latest plastic fantastic.

An excellent pistol. $900 isn't a bad price for one. Mine was never a "pain" and was trouble-free during the years I used it. Never had a failure with mine nor called an alibi on the line when shooting. Great sights (depending upon what year,) barrel is drilled and tapped to mount various optics, adjustable trigger, easy to disassemble and clean, after-market stocks are available for target work.

Excellent target pistol. Holds it resale value. Use standard velocity 22 ammo. It has the same grip angle as the 1911. $900 may sound like a lot but you can spend a lot more on a target pistol and get the same accuracy.

The 41 is a great gun.

I have one and it is fantastic. Worth the price.

Thanks all for your feedback. If I can get my hands on one for 900 I'll give it some serious consideration.