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I would say that while the little Walther .22 is a trim-sized package and cool looking - it is not by any stretch precise in terms of good to fine/pin-point accuracy.  Has many bells & whistles... side dishes like lights & lasers, grips, sights, bits and pieces even kinda fun – but not for the coffee-cup-plinker @ 50 yards.

Price wise (in the $350 or less class auto) – I’d go with a Ruger Mark II or III, SIG Trailside, or Browning Buckmark… in “target set-ups” & maybe top it w/ a lesser expensive red dot.
- Normally, I’d include S&W as well, but I do not think much of their cheaper guns…

Another choice would be a Walther 1936 Olympic reproduction or Baikal target pistol

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• need help with walther .22 purchase grizzeyes Apr 21 2005
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