Posted by Fordfarmer on April 16, 2012 at 06:36:39 from (184.158.49.198):
In Reply to: O/T - .22 pistol posted by Fordfarmer on April 15, 2012 at 20:36:30:
Thanks everyone. Yes, the one I was thinking of is the Browning 1911-22. I'd looked on Smith's website, and knew it wasn't the 22A. My sister and BIL are looking towards self-defense, but I'm steering them toward a .22 as a first gun, so they will get good with it - cheap to shoot, and not enough noise or recoil to cause flinching. They like the idea of a .22 as a first gun. And even a hit (or 3 or 5) from a .22 is better self defensed than a clip-full of misses from a 9mm, .40, or .45. My wife has also been talking about learning to shoot. I have a Ruger MKII with a 10" bull barrel. I like it, and it's -very- reliable, but not what I want to use to teach my wife to shoot - too long/heavy for her small hands. My Colt 1991 .45 isn't a good choice for teaching her either, though I want her to learn how to use it. That's why I like the idea of one that's just like it, but smaller. Had thought about the Ruger .22/45 MKII or MKIII, but would rather have one that looks and handles (grip, safety, etc.)the same as my .45 to make it easier for her. Makes a good excuse to get another gun, anyway. :)
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