S&W 22A 22lr semi-auto pistol - Review

[crakkajakka15]

I just took my 22a out to the range for the first time since last summer, no lube other than what was on there from last summers cleaning and ran 500 rds through it and only had one jam...shot half dollar groups at 40 yards.

[bcpistolshooter]

I know this is a really old Post but I love my 22A!

600 Rounds So Far and no big issues minus 4-5 jams.

How is yours holding up?

[Jersey Guy]

Mine is holding up fine. I have run thousand of rounds (literally lost count) through it and it's still as accurate as when I just got it. Only replaced the recoil buffer once or twice. Mine does not like Remington or Aguilla ammo but runs fine on Winchester, Federal and CCI. Will buy another if mine ever wears out.

[Grillman]

My wife and i both have one,what a great pistol. We have around 8000 rounds
each threw ours and have not replaced the recoil buffers yet.I really like the
sight you have on yours,what make is it and if you don't me asking how much
did it cost. Thanks.

[c45man]

Great inexpensive gun. I put red-dot sight on mine and I was much more accurate with the addition.

[dwalk]

I love mine, and it doesn't like anything but the federal.

[bcpistolshooter]

My wife and i both have one,what a great pistol. We have around 8000 rounds
each threw ours and have not replaced the recoil buffers yet.I really like the
sight you have on yours,what make is it and if you don't me asking how much
did it cost. Thanks.

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct...tNumber=910680

For the price it's awesome. I didn't want to throw a sight on it that costs more than the gun.

I'm running Mini Mag through it right now, going to buy some federal next. Glad to hear everyone's is holding up fine, I was hesitant to purchase at first but now I'm glad I did. So fun to shoot!

[c45man]

Poor man's model 41, or High Standard Victor. In the 1960s and 70s when bullseye shooting was the rage, aforementioned models were the king of the hill.
For me, the 22a is one of the greatest values in the gun world. With the price of ammo, more dealers are stocking these all day shooters that doesn't require half a mortgage payment to feed it.

[bcpistolshooter]

Poor man's model 41, or High Standard Victor. In the 1960s and 70s when bullseye shooting was the rage, aforementioned models were the king of the hill.
For me, the 22a is one of the greatest values in the gun world. With the price of ammo, more dealers are stocking these all day shooters that doesn't require half a mortgage payment to feed it.

I agree so cheap to shoot and fun. Just picked up 1100 Federal Rounds for $36 today.

[mrnyman]

Congrats guys, Op thats the kind of shooting i like to see, thanks for the pic of the Target.

I have a Beretta NEOS , while i like the gun i just cannot like the feel of the grip, i see a 22A in my future, in fact this saturday i am going to look at one.

Cheers, Mike