What is the best 22LR?

Corey and Kyle present several options.

[@benzsandoval2992]

The kel-tec p17 you forgot about k thank you and may god bless you and your families

[@pistolgrip44mag]

Taurus TX-22.

[@mitchelloates9406]

One thing you didn't mention about the Taurus TX-22 - they use a common lower for both the Standard and Competition models - you can order a full-up conversion slide from Taurus - 6 months ago, it was $150 for the Standard slide, and $200 or so for the Competition slide - so you can have both models in the same gun, and swap slides whenever you feel the need. I initially picked up the Competition model. The dimensions, weight, and balance are very similar to the old Gen 2 Glock 19 9 mm I have - and I was primarily looking for a 22LR to get in some range time, instead of burning thru my 9 mm ammo - Glock 22LR model was pretty much unobtanium at that time, and I'd seen too much regarding reliability issues - same with the Sig, everyone was snapping them up as soon as they hit the shelves - whereas I rarely saw anyone have anything negative to say about the Taurus, it was available locally, and once I found out you could order a conversion slide, that sealed the deal.

[@thepubliceye]

I had a Ruger Mark IV, it just hit anything I pointed it at, it just worked for me

[@calebnels2999]

Ruger mark iv tactical is gorgeous, and it feels like gun.

[@Exyle717]

The Taurus TX22 does come with a Threaded barrel adapter

[@CarolinaGunGuy]

To answer the question in the title: All of them. All of the 22s are the best ones for me. 👍 Good overview, maybe should've had the Ruger SR22 in there as well.

[@jamescarlisle2149]

Browning Buckmark

[@ShaulDawg]

Taurus, Walther, and keltec

[@ScottyBennitone]

ruger mark series , browning buckmark, and sw victory best for target. Taurus tx 22 still the goat for the money with 2nd being the keltec p17. There is good reason the TX was the pistol of the year a couple years back .. Sig did copy and from what i understand they are having reliability issues atm.

[@awsomedude9111]

If your still planning on shooting still, I would like to see if you can get all of the pistols with threads for the suppressor. I think for concealment the Walther PPK would win especially if it comes with a threaded barrel maybe, Biden Ban? Would like to see the accuracy of the Ruger and Beretta Vs tilting barrels with suppressor and reliability.

[@rickcole2301]

SR22 is kind of a plain Jane but it shoots fantastic and very conceitable just saying that's all I got to say about that

[@r.parker8299]

Guys, Walther makes a .22LR and 22Magnum based on the PDP model. I would go with the FN, Taurus, Walther, Beretta, Sig and S&W as my choice out of all the.22 caliber pistols. Revolvers are great but the only draw back are their capacity and no red dot (you could attach a laser or lights to the trigger guard on some models ). Looking forward to seeing your range video on these models. 👏👍🗽🦅🇺🇸

[@ken244]

You missed the Keltec p22

[@ken244]

correction p17

[@danielrodriguez5463]

I bought a Beretta 92 /22lr and shot thousands of rounds thru it. It made me a much better shooter to practice double to single action transitions with it. Well worth it.

[@billybrannigan1853]

Cz 75 kadet 2

[@amosjosh4803]

I would love to have one of this and how much is it and how do I get it?

[@rcbishop7580]

EVERYONE KNOWS IPOD MINI IS FOR GIRLS!

[@dariandunn2811]

Guys.... Kind of a poor review. Not lined up in an order to review. No real knowledge presented and you guys have knowledge. Here are some ideas for videos. Three very reliable Semi-autos, 22s I can recomend. Ruger MKII->5?, Browning Buck, S&W Victory. Or you want a revolver, Ruger Single six or Wrangler, S&W revolvers, OR....? So you are a Glock guy, AA conversion vs. the G44. So you are a ... So you have graduated from backyard to some competition 22LR.... the best options from those who are shooting them.