I need some insight as to what the majority of the members think is the better 22 to get AND WHY?
Both are about the same price.
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I need some insight as to what the majority of the members think is the better 22 to get AND WHY?
Both are about the same price.
The Walther doesn't seem to have as many issues with jaming as the Sig. That's just my experience.
I voted for the Sig. I have not shot the Sig but have the p22. The p22 was so small my wife and I both had trouble with the gun. I have not read much on the Sig jamming. Both guns are picky about ammo. Most of them struggle with the cheap stuff. The p22 did go bang every through roughly 200 rounds. I did have problem with slide releasing when I put in the mag. From my research I would gamble on the Sig. The Sig has a much larger frame and is a ton more comfortable to hold. Just my 2 cents.
Slide release when incerting a full mag is very common with polymer guns. I can make every single one of them do it even with no mag inserted.Quote:
Originally Posted by xjclassic
I owned a Skeeter and loved it. Traded it for heavier firepower. I have no doubt that I will own another some day. It was particular about ammo but that isn't unusual for a lot of handguns. It shot and felt like a REAL gun. Good heft and good balance. Shot straight too. I personally don't think that you will regret getting a Mosquito but that is MHO.
ill vote mosquito. mine has a few jamming issues with really cheap ammo but likes the cheaper sides of ammo fine. but it is still a picky pistol.
I like the Walther but it is really small. The mosquito is a very nice gun and fits better my hand.
i like the walther infact i really miss mine. its very picky about the ammo, it really likes cci stingers. i put about 2000 rounds through mine and probably had 20 mishaps, but all in all its a great gun, i imagine the sig would be a good choice as well iv heard nothing but good things about their craftsmanship. if i were you id take about 40 bucks to a range that rents guns and rent out both for a couple of hours and see which best fits you, take them for a test drive u might say