Can't ever have too many .22 pistols! I just made a quick mental inventory and realize that I have owned about twenty, including some duplicates. Started with a $17 Sheridan tip-up single shot when I was a teenager, went on to Ruger Standard autos in 4" and 6" Mark I (several of these); a Bearcat,a couple of Ruger Target Mark I T512's, a T678, a Browning Medalist (shot great but the gorgeous grips just didn't fit my hand...don't I wish I'd kept that one!<!--emo&

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Still have the High Standard, S&W 17, one of the 512's, the T678, the Stainless SSS, and the Contender (scoped). Guess I've got the rimfire area taped.
The S&W (old model chamfered and pinned) is the most accurate rf revolver I've ever shot, I think the factory made a 'project' of it, as they had it over six months.)
The Contender has shot sub-inch at 50 yds with iron sights, when my meds were in good balance. With the scope, from a rest, it's essentially a one holer to well beyond 50.
The old High Standard won me a couple of State silhouette championships. It'll shoot its favorite ammo into an inch or so at 50, and sub two inches at 100. A good silhouette gun.