The green cerrakote type finish with white lettering really caught my eye.
And who has enough .22 pistols?
I took it out to the range yesterday and noticed that the magazines are very lightweight plastic.
They are rigid but remind me of the crappy Ruger MKII aftermarket mags from the 80s that fell apart.
Still the mags were easy to load and seemed to work well.
One thing I found disconcerting was how easy it was to rack the slide. It had very little spring tension compared to the sides on my other .22 autos. It was almost as if they forgot to install the recoil spring but the first round chambered no problem.
The sights were standard square notch and post type and were easy to line up on target quickly.
As I tightened my finger on the trigger for the first shot, I thought the gun was broken. As I increased pressure gradually, 5, 6 7 pounds, The trigger finally broke at about 8.5 pounds maybe a bit more.
I've got pretty strong hands but this really was disconcerting and rather uncomfortable.
Still I got through a mag and was pleased to see that it made a very tight ragged hole at 15 yards. No failures to feed or function.
I put about 60 rounds through it before my finger got sore.
Other than the trigger, its a good pistol maybe it will break in eventually.
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