[David S]

Well, this makes 200 rounds i have put thru it and this new one is performing alot better than the first one i had. Maybe about 300 rounds from now it will earn a place beside my P99 which has never misfeed regardless of what i run thru it.

[10-Ring]

Tell how she's doing after 1000 rounds ;) I'm really interested in adding one to my poly gun collection.
Oh, how's the accuracy?

[BLiTzNicK]

My P22 has well over 1,000 rounds through it. It was a biatch for the first 800 or so, but after that, it's ran like a top.

That's a crap load of rounds (more than 200), fired at 15 yards, standing, 2 handed.

http://thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=101239

[David S]

if you get one, get a brand new from the factory one. these new mags feed ALOT better than the other ones i had........also the safety seems a bit tighter too, its actually HARD to switch it from safety to fire, in a way thats not a good thing, but at least it wont engage while firing........

[10-Ring]

I've read a few threads about the trigger being a bit on the heavy side...true/false?
What is stock trigger pull on the P22?

[Plan-B]

Subjectively I'd say the trigger pull is a tad heavier than my P99, but that's not saying much since the P99 trigger is that good.

I've put over 1000 rounds through my P22. My first outing with it saw over 600 rounds alone. :what:

Like many .22lr autos, ammo selection is a factor. The Remington "Golden Bullet" high velocity stuff has been 100% reliable. I've found it both at Walmart and Big 5 Sporting goods. Walmart carries it in bricks for about $10 while Big 5 has it for $20 (occasionally on sale for $10/brick). I've also fed it Mini-Mags and Stingers without a hiccup.