Worthwhile 22LR Pistol Option

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Welcome to the community!

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Ok, not a semi auto, but what, no one likes the 10 shot Colt King Cobra Target .22LR?

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The FN 502 is also reportedly a nice piece.

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Ooooohhh! :thinking: I might have to look into one of those alongside a G44 :thinking::thinking::thinking:

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Looks nice, good price and made in the USA. I will need to look into that one.

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Upon further research, unlike the rest of the FN lineup, the .22LR version is made in Germany.

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M110 calico, its super cool and the massive mag is pretty nice but for the memes if nothing else.

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I looked on their site and this is what I saw. So I assumed it was made in Columbia, SC.

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Yup, the DE denotes Deutschland.
The more I look at this on video reviews, the more I want one!

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Umarex? I have several replica airguns made by Umarex! :skull:

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Donā€™t get me wrong, theyā€™re damned nice guns!

Itā€™s just the first place my mind went seeing that name!

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Yeah, that didnā€™t make sense to me. I was on the FN site and clicked on the FN 502. Further research shows that Umarex manufactures it in Germany for FN.

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There are lots of ways to go with this.
What do you want to use it for?

Paper punching?
Small game hunting?
Defense?
Putting down livestock?
Low-cost rimfire training understudy for a centerfire?
Indoctrinating newbies?

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Ruger MK4 is my only current semiautomatic .22. Love it been a great gun!

Way stupid easier than the MK3 to break down and clean

its operation is different from the majority of other handguns, in that it effectively has a bolt not a slideā€¦.

So good for basics like sight picture and trigger control,ā€¦ but not so much for teaching common operational movements and controls with a handgun.

Thatā€™s my personal experience

That said, i am considering another semiautomatic .22 so staying interested in this thread.

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Iā€™ve liked the .22 Ruger pistol/semi, LCP 2; and using CCI Stinger 22 LR 32 Grain; the casings seemed very smooth and remained so, clean even after much time in storage. For extra spare mags, I stuck with the Ruger brand for compatibility.

For me, one down side, is compared to other models, the chamber in the Ruger LCP II, seems like a deep dark cave, and one really needs to be conscious if there is a round in the chamber or not. Not sure why that is, might be due to the shape of the parts. Aside from that, what a comfortable product.

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Me and my wife have a Walther p22 itā€™s nice and compact I have big hands and I can still comfortably shoot it real easy to conceal

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Welcome to the community

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Welcome to the community!

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Good day to you, Craig! Welcome to the community, weā€™re thankful that youā€™ve chosen to join us.

Take care & be well

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I like the Walther P22, too. Good size, comfortable, accurate, easy takedown, affordable. Picked up a brand new one for a steal; crushed orchid isnā€™t popular, I guess. The only issue is the bloody spring during reassembly. I swear Walther did that for giggles.
Replaced the guide rod with a captured spring rod and much happier.

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