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Originally Posted by Henry Schmidt View Post
I bought my wife a 380 Beretta for home protection and after a combat course she was hooked.
The 380 ammo is too expensive and the Beretta is a POS for target shooting. (absolutely horrible trigger). It will find the sweet spot on a silhouette but struggle to find the bullseye. I went on the .22 search. My final decision was the High Standard Supermatic Trophy. It's a little heavy but the balance and trigger are superb.

All of the above Rugers and Brownings are nice but that SOB Henry beat me to it...I have a penchant for the old High Standards...beautifully made pistols.
And becoming more collectable everyday.

Take a look at the Supermatic 101..it is a bit lighter than the above., with a swept back grip. What is shown above is a HS Supermatic Trophy Military 106 or 107...The HS line is a bit complex to understand but once ya got it down its a cinch.


Also the S&W K22 is a very nice gun along with the Colt Officers Models..in 22LR. The 22 was made from the 30's until 1970...

BTW I have had them all at one time or another...
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