Originally Posted by fusil

Took me 45mins fully to strip, replace the spring, polish the trigger bar ears and rebuilt (with no bits left!!!)

You even put back all the "optional" parts? Wow, you're good!

I haven't shot my P22 in probably a year of so. I took it out last weekend to practice some draws from concealment, and double taps from quick draw/retention. I put about 200 rounds of bulk ammo through it, and the only problem I had was that the brass ejected at my head when fired from the retention position. Other than that, I was very pleased with it.

When I put it back in the safe, I promised not to wait so long before shooting it again.

Originally Posted by James NM

I haven't shot my P22 in probably a year of so. I took it out last weekend to practice some draws from concealment, and double taps from quick draw/retention. I put about 200 rounds of bulk ammo through it, and the only problem I had was that the brass ejected at my head when fired from the retention position. Other than that, I was very pleased with it.

When I put it back in the safe, I promised not to wait so long before shooting it again.

Bonjour James NM,
I take my P22 every week. Dont shoot it every time, but my wife or someone else does.
I LOVE my P22, its fun to shoot and even though its not a target pistol its fairly accurate.
Bon weekend mes ami,
fusil

Today was an example of one of the reasons I like the P22. My 9 and 11 year old daughters can both shoot it comfortably. They are well trained, and both very safe shooters. Several other people at the range put a full mag through it as well, and everyone has loved it.

Haven't shot my p22 yet, have only had it a short time. Like reading about posts like these that suggest they are keepers. Only .22 I know is a ruger,,,,