M&P 22 Pistol - UPDATE - 1000 Round Without Cleaning - Post #1

jackrabbit000 said:
Yeah, found that out the other day. Get this message at checkout:

Due to strict US export controls this item is available over the Internet only for US customers. Please remove item from cart in order to continue checkout and contact your nearest authorized S&W International distributor or Warranty Station to purchase this item.
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Brownells sent me 4, no problems. $24 each.
 
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^On back-order for the past 2 weeks.
They seem to get stuff before other stores, so that's where I put my order in.

I can let you guys know when they get more as they'll email me when the ship out.
 
MaDgamEr said:
Log in and price comes up at $24 a piece.
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I ordered the 6 mags 3 weeks ago and the price is $26.99. I just logged in again and it's still $26.99 for both the 10 and 12rd mags. Not sure where you guys get $24.00 from.

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Just came back from the range...put about 300 down the pipe.
No issues at all...in fact, this is quite the tack driver.
Trigger is very good with a responsive reset.
Very low recoil.
One thing though...might change the rear sight like the one on my 9mm.
I don't quite like the middle part of the sight being the only thing that moves...looks funny when I had to raise it a few clicks.
 
We have about a dozen left. I'm glad the reviews seem positive, we have lots of mags on back order and I'll post in my forum when they come in.
 
metcalfe said:
Had mine out yesterday and I'm really glad that I got it!
No issues at all other than the too accurate/reliable comments I've seen... :D

I'm going to have to buy a pile of mags for this thing, and probably a second gun for my g/f. Once she gets her hands on it, no more cheap practice for me. lol

For the poster asking about dryfiring:
Most rimfires don't do well with dryfiring, but plastic dummy-rounds are readily available, cheap, and protect the gun 100%.

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#6 (yellow) concrete screw anchors are less expensive and more durable. Some minor trimming my be required to make them fit.
 
I buy the red plastic Tipton ones from Cabela's, they work great and feeds from a magazine with no problems. Each one can take about 10 dryfires and then they are done but they are cheap anyways.
 
I put 300 rds of blazer and 200 rds of CCI subsonic through her. One bad blazer FTF, that's it. No problems even with the subsonic. I'm impressed. My sights were way off when I got it too, but easy fix.
 
Barrel Length

A question. The S&W web site says the barrel is 104 mm (prohib) and a Canadian dealer has it at 107 mm. Did they make a longer barrel for the Canadian market? Does it look OK, doesn't stick out of the slide too much? Or am I missing something. Thanks.
 
Registration from the RCMP says it's 106mm. They didn't make a longer barrel for it. It looks like the threaded piece that holds the barrel sleeve on is machined a tiny bit longer. The barrel is inside the sleeve and is a tad shorter than the end of the threaded piece. Doesn't stick out that much but is a bit longer than the US version.
 
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