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what do you guy/gals think would be the best 22lr pistol for bullseye competitions
thanks
chuck

Google is a wonderful thing... Bullseye (shooting competition) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
and FWIW, except for the mag release, I really like my Ruger MkII Target


Rufus

Have been shooting bullseye for about 6years started with browning buck mark now shooting a sig trailside. Many guys at my club use s&w 41 1911with 22upper(marvel). All with scopes or red dots.

I have never heard of the sig trail side ? Please elaborate....?

Most of my club shoot Rugers that have been modified w Vorquartzen (sp) after market parts. One Hammerli and a Walther (i think) that looks like a,space gun. Competitors have used SW 41 and High Standards have an absolute cult like following.

I'm getting old and need a lighter gun !

Personally, I think the new pardini's are the way to go but the old hammerli's are awesome as well.

Regards,
Cranky

I had an opportunity to handle a MkIII with a Volq MkII trigger kit, and man was that thing sweet.

The Sig Hammerli Trailside came in 4" and 6" with fixed sights and a 6" Target version with adjustable sights and a target grip. The built in top rail will take 22 rings for scope or red dot. Out of production but a very nice pistol.

I have a High Standard Victor that I love , and would like to get a 41, but for the money I would start with a Ruger heavy barrel Mark II or III.
I have heard the High Standard Victor 10X from Huston is an exilent gun.

F.K.

In racing, speed costs money. Similarly, in the firearms world, accuracy costs money. How much are you willing to spend?
Me, I'd hunt down a S&W 41 and work from there. Throw enough Volquartsen parts at a Ruger and your up in S&W 41 price range quickly.

I am in agreement with above post a S&W 41 is hard to beat. And far better than the ruger