01-20-2007, 02:25 AM
I'm sure that anyone who is a fan of tactical firearms has fired a walther P-22 at some point in time; and if you haven't, shame on you.
There is a catch 22 with this sporty little .22, it doesn't like cheap rounds. I've noticed that loading up with cheap ammo is asking for a jam. Federal seems to work best from my experiance. I can rapid fire with that brand round and never have any stovepipes. Curious what this little 300 dollar wonder looks like?
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Not only does it look cool, you can get a silencer for it, lazer sight, and a flashlight mount. The only thing I don't like about it is the clip release. The base of the trigger guard swivels and if you look close, you can see where the clip release is. It's kinda goofy, especially if you're trying to do a rapid reload. All in all, a really cool firearm.[cool]
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There is a catch 22 with this sporty little .22, it doesn't like cheap rounds. I've noticed that loading up with cheap ammo is asking for a jam. Federal seems to work best from my experiance. I can rapid fire with that brand round and never have any stovepipes. Curious what this little 300 dollar wonder looks like?
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[/url] Not only does it look cool, you can get a silencer for it, lazer sight, and a flashlight mount. The only thing I don't like about it is the clip release. The base of the trigger guard swivels and if you look close, you can see where the clip release is. It's kinda goofy, especially if you're trying to do a rapid reload. All in all, a really cool firearm.[cool]
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