Pistols and Shooting

word, that p22 is the hottest piece that can be had for $300 new i assure you. :wink:

I would like a handgun but a concealed weapons permit kinda… doesn’t work in NYC.

I would NOT recommend the P22 for target shooting. If you want a 22lr. pistol Browning makes a nice one as does Ruger in the 22/45 and Ruger Mark series.

The P22 is styled after the P99 however the pistol is VERY small and almost a joke with its size. It is not very accurate either. I would say it is an okay fun gun just to blast away cheap .22 lr ammo with, but if you want a .22 that is actually worth shooting Browning or Ruger are the way to go

yeah i can’t speak the the accuracy of the standard barrel version, but i have fired the 5 inch barrel version and i found it to be pretty accurate… doesn’t look quite as cool though…

http://www.waltheramerica.com/images/WAP22005.jpg

and if you want to get a little snky… :snky:

http://www.impactguns.com/store/media/awc_archangelt.jpg

btw i know what you’re saying about the size, it IS pretty small… but basically every .22 is… :shrug:

The Ruger and Browning .22’s are full size, the Ruger 22/45 which I have also has the same grip size and width as a full size 1911 .45 cal

possibly a JnJGunShop opening up?

Thought about getting the federal firearms dealer license

Relax jay this is why i said it was for law enforcement. There are many stories out there of peopel shooting themselves in the foot or ass with glocks becuase of this, hence for trained law enforcement…god damn man there is no discussion with you. We should have an ask JNJ forum fuck.

http://www.armchairgunshow.com/images/JX-5408%20HK-Usp.jpg

There is discussion, but when you make a blanket statement like that what kind of response do you expect. That would be like me saying all Hondas are junk. Also you do realize the picture you posted above of the HK USP has a safety but a good majority of them sold don’t have safeties. They are made just like the Glocks. Does that make them junk??

The stories out there of people shooting themselves are due to untrained and dangerous people owning the firearm, and more likely than not they would’ve shoot themselves with another brand of firearm.

You mentioned trained law enforcement. The law enforcement part doesn’t matter as much as the trained part. Glocks are very safe firearms when handled properly. In fact I can tell you if your finger isn’t in the trigger guard the firearm will never fire.

So don’t get your panties in a bind and have a nice day :mamoru:

Also the Ask J&J forum might not be a bad idea either :tup: