S&W M&P .22lr Magazine
- Thread starter Elkbooger
- Start date
wayupnorth
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Northern Alberta
might wanna check irungunz i picked up 5 from them a while back and so did a co worker.
Hi Parts,
Love this pistol. Its my go to at the range. Easy to handle & clean, fun to shoot and very accurate. I'm in the process of upgrading it with a Maco universal pica tinny rail and a Bushnell red dot site. (Being near sited, I want to try something that is easier to focus on targets). I can shoot it for hours without any wrist fatigue or breaking the bank.
The only drawbacks I can point out are that it doesn't like cheaper ammo and hates Winchester superX. It loves CCI ammo though and the mini-mags perform outstandingly.
Also, extra mags are difficult to find.
Love this pistol. Its my go to at the range. Easy to handle & clean, fun to shoot and very accurate. I'm in the process of upgrading it with a Maco universal pica tinny rail and a Bushnell red dot site. (Being near sited, I want to try something that is easier to focus on targets). I can shoot it for hours without any wrist fatigue or breaking the bank.
The only drawbacks I can point out are that it doesn't like cheaper ammo and hates Winchester superX. It loves CCI ammo though and the mini-mags perform outstandingly.
Also, extra mags are difficult to find.
- Location
- West Quebec
Highly recommend a Henry Frontier
My thoughts exactly.
The Golden boy is pretty, but I don't like the scope mount.
The Frontier with the octagonal barrel would be ideal, but its a lot to spend on a .22lr new.
I'll be watching EE, but I already have 2 x 22lr, bolt and semi.
9mm carbines however, I have none......
The Golden boy is pretty, but I don't like the scope mount.
The Frontier with the octagonal barrel would be ideal, but its a lot to spend on a .22lr new.
I'll be watching EE, but I already have 2 x 22lr, bolt and semi.
9mm carbines however, I have none......
