Everyone knows that .22 LR is inherently unreliable… right? Feeding and ignition issues might be more common with .22 than with centerfire ammo, but there are some ways to avoid a lot of those problems. In Part 5 of our ongoing Pocket Pistol Series, we’re talking about how to keep your .22 running.
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Good info. I've been looking at the S&W 43c, lightweight 8 shot revolver with a nice front sight, any chance this will be one of the bug guns you plan to review?
Ruger if you are watching please make the SR22 as a decocker only version. For me, its current configuration is backwards from all my other pistols (down is safe). I feel every time I use it I am untraining myself. Or at least confusing myself a little. I'd prefer an (up is safe) model the most, but if you can't do that for mechanical reasons, it seems a decocker only version would be pretty simple.
Great video. I think when you start going into the .22LR handgun discussions, trigger pull will be a key factor to discuss. Many of the .22LR revolvers have extremely stiff trigger pulls vs. their .38/.357 counterparts. So while someone with a physical limitation may want to (1) pick .22LR and (2) pick a revolver (no slide racking, easier to deal with a misfire), they may still be better off with a .38spl due to trigger pull weight. The discussion matrix gets more complicated when you add up all of these layers and I can't wait to see what you guys come up with!
Got to love the CCI MINI-MAG!!!
As those zero problems populated I could hear the keyboard commando heads exploding. Thank you for an interesting and practical test.
Good info. I've been looking at the S&W 43c, lightweight 8 shot revolver with a nice front sight, any chance this will be one of the bug guns you plan to review?
Ruger if you are watching please make the SR22 as a decocker only version. For me, its current configuration is backwards from all my other pistols (down is safe). I feel every time I use it I am untraining myself. Or at least confusing myself a little. I'd prefer an (up is safe) model the most, but if you can't do that for mechanical reasons, it seems a decocker only version would be pretty simple.
It's such a nice little pistol besides that.
my 10/22 hates mini-mags
Great video. I think when you start going into the .22LR handgun discussions, trigger pull will be a key factor to discuss. Many of the .22LR revolvers have extremely stiff trigger pulls vs. their .38/.357 counterparts. So while someone with a physical limitation may want to (1) pick .22LR and (2) pick a revolver (no slide racking, easier to deal with a misfire), they may still be better off with a .38spl due to trigger pull weight. The discussion matrix gets more complicated when you add up all of these layers and I can't wait to see what you guys come up with!
Can you do, or have you done, a review of the smallest .22/.22 magnum pocket revolvers?
i dont know … id still rather go for something like SIG p230 (.380) as the smallest possible gun
And there are some beautiful 22lr revolvers out there…
Excellent video sir.