Enough said!!!!!!!!!!In revolvers,get a ruger super single six convertible for versatility.
In semiautos,get a ruger target mk 3 pistol.
What he saidBest...... S&W Model 41
Next...... Browning Buck Mark
Next ......Ruger MkI or Mk II series
Revolvers.....
S&W 617 series
Ruger Single six series
Dan Wesson revolvers
Bottom line, go shop, find what fits your hands first, then what fits your budget, then buy it, then enjoy it.![]()
Let us know how you like it, I am thinking I might have to have me one of those too.thank you all for the input
i bought the walther p22
I purchased a Mk II stainelss steel with the bull barrel about 10 years ago. I bought it used and it had had the trigger worked on for an ultra light, crisp pull. It was one of the nicest pistols I've ever shot. The only problem I ever had out of it was the first time I took it apart. There's a trick to putting it back together that few would figure out on their own.See...... that's what's nice about the world of firearms...... everyone has an opinion, and SHOULD NOT BE FAULTED FOR IT. I've had my S&W 41 since 1959, and never had it in the shop. Had my Buck Marks for 15 years, and never had any of the three in the shop. Had my Ruger Mk II (10" barrel) for 12 or more years and never had it worked on. My 5.5 in Ruger Mk II has been back to Ruger once, but minor stuff. Of the Three brands, the Ruger is the last one I'd prefer to take apart and clean. But you see......... that's just my opinion.... and that's what was asked for in the original post in this thread.