[Euclidean]

Yes, yes I would. Now you go buy it. And pick one up for me.

 

[Bud White]

Yeah i probley would if i was out of other sutff to buy


Then get the matching rifle to go with it

 

[Wayne]

Yes, and I still have it.

Wayne

 

[Airedale]

Had it, sold it, have a Ruger MkII now.
Dave

 

[rocky]

Have 1, since 1990 . Great shooter, used it for .22 smallbore competition.

 

[Bud White]

Forgot to say reason i don't have one is they don't really fit my hand so i went with the mark II Ruger

 

[P95Carry]

I have a 22/45 for my needs but - buddy and his wife I shoot pins with - have one each. IIRC around the $200 mark and that seems a reasonable price for NIB.

I like them and would not feel unhappy to have one. Those have been great and reliable. We all find Fed Champion ammo suits best BTW - his guns and mine.

 

[Snowshoes]

Rugers are so heavy though..if I'm going to carry something that heavy I'll opt for a larger caliber

 

[Kahrma]

I'm currently considering one as my next purchase. I tried out a Buck Mark standard 5.5 vs a Ruger Mark III Hunter at the local range a couple weeks ago. No serious complaints about either one. Liked the 5.5" barrel better than the 6 7/8", and preferred the standard sights to the fiber optic. Not sure what to think of the new safety features on the Ruger.


I plan to use it for squirrel, plinking, and maybe some target shooting. Kinda leaning toward a Buck Mark Field 5.5, vs a Ruger Mark III 5.5 stainless.

 

[CLASS3NH]

People in my area pass them over for the Rugers... Mags are expensive, and the quality seems not up to Browning standards. They coment on the finish of the Brownings..........
Rugers are heavy, BUT ya can't beat the Customer Service dept at Ruger...Takes a LONG time to get Brownings and Smiths fixed.. not to mention the $$$ too.. even if you're a day out of Warranty.

 

[artz]

I opted for a Ruger 22/45 myself.... cost efficient and parts galore if needed...