Walther P22 with Long Barrel
Walther P22 with Long Barrel
I have recently been rediscovering the sheer fun of plinking with a Walther P22. This pistol has interchangeable long and short barrels. With the long barrel, it is really an accurate shooter.
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Re: Walther P22 with Long Barrel
Nice, those are pretty small right?
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Re: Walther P22 with Long Barrel
Yes; it is a small pistol. Here is a comparison of the P22 and a Walther PP. The grip is about the same size, but much more modern and ergonomic. The P22 is significantly lighter with the polymer frame. Definitely, the P22 is probably not a good choice if you have large hands. It is an excellent choice for women shooters.King Johhny wrote:Nice, those are pretty small right?
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Re: Walther P22 with Long Barrel
Nice! I need to pick up a .22lr for plinking
Re: Walther P22 with Long Barrel
The Walther would be a good choice. If you want something with a little more meat to it, I could suggest a Ruger Mark III Target. I have owned a Ruger MK 1 Target since 1980. I have shot the hell out it, replaced a few parts, and the thing just keeps going.Joekopec1 wrote:Nice! I need to pick up a .22lr for plinking
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