options for a cheap 22lr pistol?

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Tim the Teacher
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I just bought a new 4" 22A from auctionarms for 180 plus 20 shipping
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Anything but a Walther P22 :)

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RubenZ wrote:Anything but a Walther P22 :)

I havent seen anything wrong with it .. there are some good reviews reporting over 10,000 rounds fired without a issue. Some reviews on the older ones made show reliability issues. they are finicky with ammo. I havent had any issues with the federal value packs i buy at wal-mart. I have the 3.4 inch model and the accuracy is not the best, But i bought it to teach my finance how to shoot among other people. It also has proved to be a fun plinker for me. But for the money (about 250) I dont think i would have bought anything else. Buy i dont like the ruger Mark II/III pistols due to only putting 100 rounds and my thumb being sore from holding the mag down.

The aftermarket support for the p22 is great .. plenty of add-ons to keep you tacti-cool guys happy as well as you guys that can shoot on your land and want a suppressor.

All in all the Walther is not a bad pistol, but only if you buy a newer one, the older ones were more prone to finicky ammo and jams. I personally have shot 700 rounds in one sitting without cleaning and only experienced 5-6 failures. every failure i had was with Remington "gold bullet" ammo.

if you can get a Walther P22 for around $250 I would buy it

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I like my Walther. It is a lot of fun to shoot. However, my money gun is my Buckmark. The gun paid for itself by winning Turkey Shoots!

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I got my Browning Buckmark Camper at Academy for $219, and I really enjoy it. It feeds the cheap ammo I give it well, and is more accurate than I am. It has been a great investment.
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