PPK sized .22LR

[westtx28]

Does anyone know of a PPK sized .22LR? I've seen the Firestorm but can't find them anywhere. I have a Daewoo DP52 that is fantastic but I only have one magazine for it and I shoot the thing so much that once the mag goes I'm SOL on that. Searched high and low for mags for it; none to be found. A friend has a Beretta Bobcat (smaller than PPK) that has FTF problems. This is just a farm gun I carry in my atv but I use it a lot. I just love the PPK form factor for a .22

Any ideas?

 

[sm]

S&W 2213, 2214.

Quick search for a picture:
http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/cgi-bin/res.pl?keyword=Smith+And+Wesson+Model

These 2213/2214 are just like the 422/622, only smaller.
Here is a video showing the 422 and how easy these guns are to take apart and reassemble for cleaning.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAEB1L2s_N0

HTH

ps
I highly recommend the 422, with 4" barrel, for what you want to do with this gun.

I want another 422, 4". The gun is excellent for teaching new shooters, accurate, and so light, one will forget they are carrying it.

 

[usp9]

The easiest little .22lr to find my be the Walther P22. You may find an older Iver Johnson TP22, or American Arms PX22 for around $150 or so.

 

[CajunBass]

Man, it seems to me that Bersa is missing the boat not making more Firestorm 22's. It seems a lot of people wants one, but no one can find them. I picked one up for my wife years ago, and she loves it. It was her carry gun for a couple of years until she made the decision to upgrade to a G-19, but she put thousands of rounds through that little Bersa. It only wanted to run 100% with CCI mini-mags, but she could put them into a coffee cup at 7 yards. Good little guns. Keep looking. Check the auction sites.



If you don't mind a revolver, you might think about a Ruger Bearcat.

 

[searcher451]

Many of us have complained for some time that S&W was missing the boat by not making the PPK available in .22 caliber. Then again, given the current issues with the S&W-made PPKs, that might be a blessing in disguise.

But if you are looking for a PPK-sized .22, why not get a real, honest-to-goodness PPK? The German- (Walther) and French-made (Manuhrin) guns are of superb quality and reliability; nothing else on the market matches up. If you shop around, you can often find some reasonable deals on them, especially the Manuhrin models.