Gunblast has never met a weapon they didn’t love. They are a continuation of the old gun tags we all hate and are not to be considered as neutral, unbiasesd commentary.
Handled one today. Assuming there are no recalls, I’m going to pick one up. I know it’s pretty subjective, but seems to be a very clean and solid little pistol. The proof is obviously going to be in how it performs.
I like Ruger firearms, but that thing is fugly something fierce. Walther comparison is apt though. Even as ugly as it is though, I would still be curious to see how well it shoots, if its half as well as the p22 shoots then it should sell well.
I was thinking a ton like a p22
but for me because the lines, and one of the few with ambi safeties.
I’ve been lucky enough to chat with Jeff from gun blast and he may be a bit bias regarding American companies and have close connections at ruger
but i applaud how fast he gets pictures and reviews up about NEW weapons with a tons of great pictures.
THe M&P .22 pistol
The new sp 101 .22
The new LCR 8-shot .22
and now a new SR .22 auto.
choices choices choices
If the price is “reasonable” my eye is on this SR-22
(i have an old three bolt ruger single six i got back when i was in high school and love it but hate the single action and having to empty/load one at a time)
I got to hold and molest a M&P22 pistol at the gun show but he wanted more than i paid for my M&P9c with 4 mags NIB :eek:
It’s pointless, it’s no better than the 22/45 they already offer at roughly the same price. I’m not big on decockers and double/single action pistols of any type, so I am biased. Smith did it right with the MP-22 and I wish Glock and Springfield would see the light and offer their polymer handguns in .22.
Perhaps they’re more concerned initially with making it legal for sale in places like California, rather than appealing to a tiny percentage of buyers that give a crap about a threaded barrel on a .22 pocket pistol.
I predict it will be a mistake that will set record sales.
Has anyone run a case of ammo through it yet? I have yet to see a .22lr service pistol copy that runs as well as a Ruger MK-series or Browning Buckmark.