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Rimfire pistols have long been a preferred pick for shooting enthusiasts, presenting a combination of affordability, low recoil, and versatility that is attractive to shooters of all skill levels. The term rimfire refers to the type of cartridge these handguns use, where the firing pin strikes the rim of the cartridge to set off the primer. This contrasts with centerfire rounds, which are ignited by striking a centrally located primer.
The most common caliber in rimfire handguns is the .22 Long Rifle (.22 LR). This caliber offers low recoil, making it an ideal choice for beginners. The .22 LR is also popular with experienced shooters for target shooting, plinking, and hunting small game due to its accuracy and affordability. Rounds for rimfire handguns tends to be less expensive than centerfire rounds, which means more practice without a high cost.
Notable rimfire firearms include models like the Ruger Mark IV, Smith & Wesson SW22 Victory, and the Browning Buck Mark. These models are celebrated for their reliability, precision, and ease of operation. The Ruger Mark IV, such as, is known for its straightforward takedown, which simplifies cleaning and maintenance, even for beginners.
In addition to .22 LR, other calibers like .17 HMR and .22 WMR provide different choices. The .17 HMR, known for its higher speed, is preferred for hunting small game, while the .22 pistols Winchester Magnum Rimfire has more power compared to the .22 LR, making it a versatile option for various shooting activities.
Rimfire handguns are also widely used for competitive shooting, including sports such as bullseye and steel challenge. Their precision and minimal recoil make them ideal for precision sports.
Rimfire handguns are a great entry point into shooting, while also providing substantial value for experienced shooters. Whether for training, sport, or hunting, these firearms remain a mainstay in the shooting community.