Most pistols used for rapid fire competition are .22 short. Quality ammunition and proper cleaning keeps jams to a minimum.


I carried and practiced with a 22 auto (Beretta 70s) extensively for a long period. I found that my particular pistol only jammed, and that very rarely when it needed a clean, with Winchester. No jams with more sprightly ammunition such as yellow jackets or better quality such as RWS. I found exactly the same with the target pistol I was using at that time, a FAS 602. Many people who own and carry guns are not interested in pistols or shooting so don't use or maintain properly. Just my opinion and experience.

The Iceman interview was profoundly disturbing.

Didn't they use the 22 short in abbatoirs? If it can off Daisy the cow (even if at extreme short range) it should make more impression on human goblins than some pundits think.

When I go to "off" someone, I usually use my At-latle.

Never pi$$ off a licensed to carry trained bomb expert, boys...:D

I personally prefer a chainsaw or axe. Of course I have to put on my mask first.

Cool choice:D

My preference is something freshly loaded from the Mazzuoli Officina range;)

....I just call my "Uncle Guido"......:D

Lisa SmileWavy

Most criminals cannot shoot straight. They want to put out as much hot lead as possible. In South Central LA, the weapon of choice is an AK47.

David