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Originally Posted by nostatic
What about Browning Buckmarks? For some reason I liked them better than the Ruger, although I was soured by a range rental Ruger that was a FTF machine. The Ruger revolver was nice though.
Hopefully will get the Walther to the range to see how it goes. 1K rounds of CCI mini mag showed up on the doorstep yesterday. How nice...
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I have a 1970's Browning Challenger...very nice pistol, but it was made in Belgium.
NOT inexpensive, but SigArms makes (or made?) a line of .22 pistols known as "Trailside".
Actually made by Hammerli (sp?) a well known target gun manufacturer.
I quote from an April 2000 American Rifleman article on the Trailside...shots
made from a ransom rest, 25 yards:
"I recall watching the group develop through a spotting scope. The group did not widen until the seventh shot and it was never anything but one hole"....
My point here? Like my Browning, the Swiss made Trailside is a .22 pistol one could keep for a lifetime with no desire to buy anything else.