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S&W 22A
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That's a steal!! Snap it up! Own one and love it.
I own a 22a and really like it a lot. It's a great gun.
I put a red dot site on the standard 5" barrel that came with the gun. I then ordered a 7" barrel that I use iron sites. Switching the barrels on this gun takes seconds. It's a snap. After shooting mine, my brother bought one and put target grips on his.
I put a red dot site on the standard 5" barrel that came with the gun. I then ordered a 7" barrel that I use iron sites. Switching the barrels on this gun takes seconds. It's a snap. After shooting mine, my brother bought one and put target grips on his.
Get it before someone else here does! We got one a few months back, and although the magazine release takes some getting used to it's a great little .22 pistol. Only problems we had were with the mags not being filed down enough and catching on the nose of a bullet when fully loaded, but a little filing takes care of that. 
I'd even look at getting a 7" barrel and maybe have the stock one threaded for a suppressor. (Don't know who to see about that though
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I'd even look at getting a 7" barrel and maybe have the stock one threaded for a suppressor. (Don't know who to see about that though
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They have a little square buffer pad in the action which can wear out. Not a big deal but it is different. It makes it a little trickier to put it together, at least that's what I found out while in the gun shop looking at the guts of a used one. The little synthetic piece needed to be replaced I think. But I understand that it's an inexpensive item to purchase in bulk.
One also needs to make sure that the magazine is locked in place after being inserted into the magazine well which can require a little bit of extra effort. The magazine can back out just a tiny bit and create a stoppage if it's not properly locked in place.
One also needs to make sure that the magazine is locked in place after being inserted into the magazine well which can require a little bit of extra effort. The magazine can back out just a tiny bit and create a stoppage if it's not properly locked in place.
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Nah, they're about the easiest to field strip as they come.
That buffer can have the crap chewed out of it and you can pop it in backwards & be good to go.
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Nice pistols, however, the little square plastic buffer needs to be replaced after you start noticing it getting chewed up. I can tell you for a fact that once that buffer is worn to thin it can cause damage to the firearm. Those little buffers are cheap, just buy a few and keep them on hand.
Put a red dot sight on mine and it became an absolute tack driver. Its the most fired pistol in my arsenol. I use CCI ammo and have no problems at all with it. Like others have said, watch the plastic buffer and change it when it gets beat up.
