Military .22 Pistols

[jonnyc]

I'm thinking about redirecting my collecting and have recently become more interested in military .22 pistols. I would like to compile a listing of .22 pistols that had some official or quasi-official military use. Any help appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

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[Herschel]

Department of the Army Technical Manual, TM 9-1005-206-14P/3, dated March 1963, lists the following.

Colt Woodsman Match Target w/6" bbl.
Colt Woodsman Target Model S w6" bbl.
High Standard Supermatic Citation w/5 1/2" bbl.
High Standard Supermatic Tournament w 6 3/4" bbl.
Smith and Wesson Model 41 w 7 3/8" bbl
Smith and Wesson Model 46 w 7" bbl.

Department of the Army Technical Manual TM9-1005-226-14, dated July 1959 lists the following.

High Standard Supermatic. Picture shows pistol with magnaport and weight under barrel.
High Standard Supermatic,
Ruger Mark I Automatic pistol (target model) 6 7/8" bbl.

I know the army had some model of the High Standard that had a removable muzzle brake as I was issued one as a pistol team member. I don't recall the exact model name.

These are documented. There are probably many others.

[jonnyc]

Thanks!
From other sources I have a few of the "quasi" variety:
Walther PP
Beretta 70/71
Colt Challenger
Manurhin PP
Manurhin PPK
Walther Olympia Jagerpistole

[emmagee1917]

WW2 :
High Standard model HB , USA-HD , and USA-HD MS ( suppressed ). Also a few Model A , B , B-US , D and E.
Colt Woodsman and pre-woodsman , and the early " Ace " pistols and conversion kits , .22 Officer's models and Police Positives .
H&R Model 199 and 999 Sportsmans.
S&W k-22
Chris