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For target or silhouette shooting, the Brown Buck Mark 5.5 Target is a superb choice. It is equipped with target sights and a scope rail.

The Smith & Wesson Model 41 is the premier autoloader for high-level target shooting.

After production of over 3 million Mark II pistols, the first Ruger Mark III pistols became available in 2004. Major changes include safety features like a loaded chamber indicator, a magazine disconnect, and a key lock system. Late in 2004, the stainless steel Mark III 678 Hunter model appeared that features a 6.88-inch fluted barrel. The receiver is drilled and tapped for attaching a scope rail that comes with the pistol. Another version of the Mark III is known as the Model 512, which has a blue finish and a 5.5-inch heavy barrel (list price $382-483 depending on features). The Model 22/45 (list price $305) is also being upgraded to become a Mark III. The final 1,000 of the Mark II pistols were shipped in November 2004 carrying the “One of One Thousand” logo on top of the receiver.