If you were restricted to, two, .22 caliber handguns. 1 semi-auto. 1 double action revolver, which would you choose, and why.

Thanks fellas.

Taurus 8 shot ultra light 22 mag relvolver. I don't have any expierience with semi auto 22s

I have a Sig 1911-22 that I love. Only .22 semi I have, so not much to compare to.

I have a buckmark .22 with the heavy barrel that has been a great gun, but since I dont do shooting competitions anymore, I never shoot it... wanna buy it?

No comment on the revolver. My dad did pass along a S&W Model 41 to me and it's been the most accurate 22 auto I've shot.

semi-Auto, Sig Hammereli Trailside
Double action S&W 317
Single action Ruger Old model Bearcat

semi auto. Ruger or Browning or Walther or Sig
Dont like revolvers, just my $.02

Believe it or not I've got at least 5k rounds through my 9 shot Taurus 22lr revolver and its never failed.

And semi auto, I love everything about the Ruger Mark series EXCEPT the wretched disassembly..

Ruger 22/45 Mk II, target comp if you can find one. The assembly on the 22/45 is way way easier.
Smith Wesson 63 4" pre-lock

X2 Browning Buckmark with heavy barrel and Smith K-22

Some Sig 22

The semi might be a little tough, I've got a Model 41 S&W but the little Rugers are hard to beat.

My absolute favorite 22 revolver is my old S&W K-22 but you can just about bet the farm theres a well used Ruger Single Six sitting in my safe some where.

Y'all are awesome. Thank you. I'm seriously looking at the Ruger 22-45 lite, but keep hearing the disassembly process is a nightmare.

Having said that, also going to take a close look at the Smith M317 & 617.

I would get the Ruger Mark 2, with like a heavier 4" threaded barrel

As for the revolver, one of those Taurus with a long barrel (preferable 5" or longer) and has a capacity of 9 shots.

I have had the little sig and it was a pos. That being said a friend of mine has had one with zero issue. My new Ruger sr22 has been money. Eats all the ammo that I have tried and fun to shoot. Good luck with your quest.

I would not worry about Ruger 22/45 disassembly. Unless shooting in competitions, don't have to clean it after each range trip.
Clean it 3-4 times per year works for me.

I love my Hi-Standard Sport King (has the changeable barrels, one heavy target, one standard) and it is OLD. My best friend has the .22/45 and it's a tackdriver a well.

Browning buckmark and ruger bearcat

Colt Woodsman or High Standard Supermatic Citation for semi.
Colt Diamondback for or S&W K-22 Masterpiece for revolver.

I like older guns.

The Mark series Rugers are easy to take down and reassemble once you understand the mechanism. They're great pistols.

The S&W Model 17 is a great revolver and is hard to beat! The 18 is a great revolver also but a little scarce.

Another vote for Browning Buckmark.

Ruger 22 Mk II

S&W 617 because it is a joy to shoot

S&W MP-15 22 Pistol because everyone wants to shoot it when you take it to the range...

Dang Nathan I want one of those revolvers. How accurate is it?