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39 weeks 14 hours ago, 5:25 PM

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I was thinking about the Berretta NEO 22, or a Browning Buckmark....Any advice or feedback about the two?

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39 weeks 14 hours ago, 5:31 PM

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i was thinking i need a good squirrel gun...whats a good .22 for squirrel hunting..and shakleford hope i didnot hijack your post pal

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39 weeks 12 hours ago, 7:13 PM

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i've heard nothing but good things about the Browning , and i see allot of Neo's for sale at guns shows , if that means anything

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39 weeks 2 hours ago, 4:58 AM

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I had a BuckMark and had a lot of trouble with it. But, to be fair, I think it may have been missing a piece which then caused the slide to stick. The Neos is a piece of junk. It has the worst trigger pull I've ever encountered on a .22 pistol. Plus, it doesn't quite reek of "quality", does it? A Ruger Mk II or III is pretty foolproof. They can be tough to reassemble until you know the tricks, but they are accurate and reliable.

39 weeks 14 hours ago, 5:36 PM

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have a Walther G22 Black A3 .22lr bullpup rifle. not know anything about squirrel hunting, but this rifle is most very excellent neh.

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39 weeks 13 hours ago, 5:53 PM

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so quiet tonite my friend??

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39 weeks 13 hours ago, 5:42 PM

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If you want a little more sport, get a Ruger 10/22. Walmart sells a slick one, SS long accurate barrel, they are only made for WalMart. I thinl it is a 22" bbl. Check it out.

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39 weeks 13 hours ago, 5:48 PM

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in the .410..thought that was overkill lol....22 i thought would be better...i will check the above at wally-world

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39 weeks 13 hours ago, 5:58 PM

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am making study of the math of how a ballistic coefficient work with little brother. put up a question about this earlier in the forum section on strategy, tactics and training. but ryo is just about brain dead now. it not that it complicate so much as the math go. it just that it very exacting detail and this get a bit mind numbing after while. not to worry. am really fine and we can talk all you want neh.

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39 weeks 13 hours ago, 6:05 PM

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just checking thats what i do with my friends

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39 weeks 13 hours ago, 6:24 PM

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ryo is very proud to be the friend of such a good man as yourself. and think it very kewl that you "just checking..." neh. that is the mark of someone who cares.

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39 weeks 11 hours ago, 7:53 PM

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are we talking rifles or handguns?rifle:Ruger 10/22 and handgun:High Standard M101!

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39 weeks 9 hours ago, 10:25 PM

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Rifle: Ruger 10/22
Pistol Ruger Mark 2. Although the Sig Mosquito seems to have good potential.

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38 weeks 5 days ago, 1:15 PM

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Walther p22, over 3000 rounds NO failures. Very accurate.

38 weeks 5 days ago, 1:20 PM

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whats the price on the pistol, any idea..???

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38 weeks 5 days ago, 1:34 PM

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ryo suggest a Walther .22 caliber rifle before and now guns4shooting suggest a Walther .22 caliber pistol. can't go wrong with Walther. they make very fine product neh.

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38 weeks 5 days ago, 1:38 PM

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i want a nice .22 but i dont think i want a rife...hey i gotta see them and hold the guns then make up my mind

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38 weeks 5 days ago, 1:44 PM

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are popular make models neh. you should be able to find them in a good gun shop.

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38 weeks 5 days ago, 3:39 PM

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If you are talking rifle: My Voere (Austria) is the best .22 rifle I have.

Pistol: My Buckmark is great but a Ruger MK-2 is pretty sweet too.

My advice is to buy them all!

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38 weeks 5 days ago, 3:48 PM

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I have a Ruger 10/22 with a bull beaded bull barrel and a thumb hole, it will drive tacks .

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38 weeks 5 days ago, 7:07 PM

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10/22 rifle, or p22 or mosquito handgun

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38 weeks 3 days ago, 10:55 PM

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I have an old high stardard that is a great pistol. its heavy though. I have a smith and wesson 622 target that is my favorite to carry in the woods.

36 weeks 1 day ago, 7:08 PM

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Handgun: Ruger MKII or MKIII , can't be beat for a primary .22 handgun.

Rifle: My primary squirrel gun (and lots of squirrel hunting up here on the Tennessee ridge!) is a Marlin 60 with a good Nikon 4X scope. My second gun (for visiting grandkids) is another Marlin 60 with a Bushnell 4X scope. Good reliable and accurate guns and tube magazine means no magazines to fumble around with for little fingers in the cold. I have Ruger 10/22 also, but it is for fun (plinking). I have a Winchester 190 that I have retired, as they don't make them anymore and parts are getting harder to find. The Marlin 60 is the consumate .22 hunting gun and all you will need for rimfire hunting.

36 weeks 1 day ago, 7:21 PM

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makes a good semi auto .22 check there website for more info.

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