I'm with KB on this one as well...KBCraig wrote:It's hard to go wrong with the tried-and-true Ruger, either the traditional style, or the .22/45 if you like a 1911 grip angle. They're rugged, reliable, and available in a mind-numbing variety.
I like the Walther P22, although I don't own one. The Beretta "Neo" is a little out there, style-wise.
I'd like to have a good single-action 9 shot .22 revolver, too. You don't have to worry about snakeshot not cycling the action if you're cycling it by thumb power. :D
Kevin
The Ruger's are a real fun little gun to shoot...And to introduce someone into the shooting sports...
I bet the Walther (which I have never owned or shot) is a dream as well...
If I ever come across one I might even try it out just to prove the point...
Are all of those Walther line of pistols that ergonomically designed, and do the features graduate up through all the calibers they produce???
I think I got a brochure from the NRA convention on those Walthers, somewhere in the house...I'll look at it tonight...