target practice?

Question

what is your favorite pistol for target practice, something light durable, and effective?
i mostly want walther so what do you think will be the best out of these?
p22 pistol 3.4"
pps- first or 2nd edition
any of the p99s

Answer 1

Ruger Single six convertible.

Answer 2

I am just going to say it once and then move on: get the markiii it is a better gun.

anyway, go to a shooting range and watch the people shoot. They will be shooting 12'' groups at 10 yards. The reason is they are scared of their guns. They are flinching and closing their eyes when they pull the trigger. They devoloped these bad habits because they didn't start with a 22. The report is much lower and there is no recoil.

I reload 40s and 9s and pride myself on doing it cheaply. Right now it costs me about 6 dollars to reload a box of 40s. The cost of buying a box of 22 is $1. The best price I have seen on buying a box of 40s is around $8

You can hunt with the 22 also

It is not effective though

Answer 3

For target practice I like my Browning Buckmark with a Doctor Optic red dot or my Ruger Super single six in 22 caliber as well. You can shoot 500 rounds for $10.00 and not end up with a sore hand or headache.

I love my numerous other pistols and my overall favorite is my Kimber 45ACP, but again for plinking a quality 22 can not be beat.

I have not shot the P22 but I have shot several PPK's and even though I felt like James Bond they were not nearly as accurate as my BuckMark or Kimber. I would still like to own one though.

So bottom line I would get a Browning or Ruger semi auto 22, but it is what makes you happy that is important.

Answer 4

I do not like the new p99 because of the mag release. It is longer than pre-smith & wesson dist. I never shot the p22 but it feels ok in my hand. I do however like the Sig Sauer Mosquito. Very nice to shoot.
I also own a Springfield Armory XD 9mm ported model that is great for target.

Answer 5

reckoning on what and the style you're capturing, i admire Knock Down objectives. they may well be animal or human silowets and could final an prolonged time in the event that they're made good. sounds such as you have some section to artwork with so which you will desire to actual set up looking or city eventualities with a dash theory and artwork. no longer something is extra self belief development than a stable wrestle direction with top, low, sturdy, and week hand capturing at silowets. shifting objectives are additionally plausible to grant you a "cellular" objective. do a dash learn and you may desire to establish quite a capturing selection. remember what form (cal.) of weapons you're proceeding to shoot and bear in strategies you would be liable for the place that bullet finally ends up. stable capturing!

Answer 6

I like my Walter P-22. I like the fact that it came with adjustible grips which with the larger grip insert fits my hand just right. I have the short barrel version, nickel finish with the fitted laser sight and it is a great plinker. This is the only .22 pistol I own.

Best.

H

Answer 7

Go with the p22. The price of ammo alone will encourage you to shoot more, which will transfer over when you want to move onto the bigger rounds.

Answer 8

Ruger Model III 22/45.......

Answer 9

I like my Ruger standard model

Answer 10

You should target practice with whatever you are going to carry!!