At one time the MT Woodsman was the finest target pistol generally available.
It's a beautiful piece of work, but it's obsolete.
Now, it ranks far down the list of available and cheaper alternatives.
I would recommend buying one only for the aesthetics of the thing, as a keepsake, heirloom or collectable.
To shoot, in order of price, lowest to highest: the Ruger Mark II Target, Govt. or Comp. Flatside (new); the S&W 41 (new or used, the older ones are better); or the Connecticut High Standard Tropy or Victor (only available used, and some of the ones made in the early 80's were iffy.) Which of these is best for you depends a lot on your style of shooting and physique.
All but the Ruger will cost about what that Woodsman is offered for. Any of them will give you a much better value for your dollar if what you want is a 'shootin' gun.
Of course there are .22 imports that are even more expensive, and a few oddballs like Browning Medalist, but they aren't at your price point.