What’s a good simple.22

I’m in the market for a .22 that I can get 35-45 ft lbs out of with 17-23 grain pellets/slugs. I’ve looked at the FX Impacts and they look like a nice rifle but I’m afraid it might be a little complicated for me. I’d like to have to have at least fairly good accuracy out to 100 yards. Also I shoot left handed. Is there a fairly simple solid rifle that fits what I’m looking to do. What’s you guys opinions. Thanks
 
I have looked at them and like it for the most part but from what I can see it looks like the cocking lever would be in the way for shooting left handed. Unless I didn’t see it right.
Don't let that deter you. The Taipan Veteran's cocking lever is easily switched to the left side.
I agree with Seth; the Taipan Veteran Long was the first PCP that came to mind after reading your OP.
 
I have looked at them and like it for the most part but from what I can see it looks like the cocking lever would be in the way for shooting left handed. Unless I didn’t see it right.
I'm a righty, but shoot lefty. Something I've gotten used to over the years. I actually like the speed of recocking, although I am taking my face off the stock. But again, its something I've gotten used to.