Browning or Ruger ???

[teratos]

you may be shocked buy this but...............go browning!!

I'm so glad I was sitting down.

 

[Semper Noctem]

you may be shocked buy this but...............go browning!!

STOP THE PRESSES! lol

 

[Boats]

Brownings are better out of the box. Rugers have more aftermarket stuff that can make them better than any Browning. Thats basically what I have experienced.

My 6.8" barreled Ruger can hit the 3" clanger at 100yds all day. Offhand without a scope. But I had to promise my firstborn to Volquartsen to do it.

 

[TM82B]

ruger hands down

 

[annihilation-time]

The Browning has the best ergos. It's definitely the more comfortable choice out of the two. However, if you shoot the 1911, the 22/45 makes more sense to own.

 

[annihilation-time]

Both are fantastic firearms.

 

[o4twinpeaks]

I love the mkIII

If you are in harford co stop by horst and mccann they have a buckmark that just came in the rental case and see mark on tue wed or thur for a sweet shooting mkIII . you can shoot them side by side to see what you like.

 

[ea689c]

I got the Buck Mark because the grip is similar to a Hi Power and much better (IMO) than the Ruger. It is also much easier to clean.

 

[Ironsighter]

Another poster made a great point: consider the Smith & Wesson 22A. It's a really accurate pistol with a nice trigger for around $300 and has a rail if you want to put optics on it. Takedown is pretty simple, especially compared to the Ruger. Rugers are fine firearms, but the takedown of Rugers has been a longtime complaint from even their fans.

The Buckmark is a neat firearm too. Again, echoing another poster, with either the stock barrel or one from Tactical Solutions, you get a really wonderful trigger on an accurate pistol. It takes down very easily too.

 

[krashmania]

I have a mkiii 22/45 that I absolutely love. Honestly, the takedown isn't difficult once you do it a couple times. I've put 700 rounds through it in a couple range sessions, and it's run perfectly. Plan on running another 4-600 tomorrow morning.

 

[FFMike]

I pick up my buckmark next week if ya wanna shoot it the week of the 27th at AGC.

 

[Semper Noctem]

I have a mkiii 22/45 that I absolutely love. Honestly, the takedown isn't difficult once you do it a couple times. I've put 700 rounds through it in a couple range sessions, and it's run perfectly. Plan on running another 4-600 tomorrow morning.

Identical experience here.