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  • BlueCow

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    ive had mine for about 2 months, put about 1500 rounds through it. i was able to find another 12 round mag ($30 sand burr gun ranch in rochester) anyway i havent had single problem with it. ive shot high velocity, subsonic, round nose, hollow point, lead and copper plated....never had a problem. i think the ammo has to be at least 825 fps or so so work the slide. my only complaint is the rear sight, i wish it was a three dot sight. im looking for a replacement, but from what ive read i cant use steel sights on an aluminum slide.
     

    gregkl

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    Apr 8, 2012
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    This is interesting. A friend of my wife's bought one and we took her to the range or her first time shooting it. She had so many jams that I lost count. It seemed like I was constantly clearing it.

    I will ask her now that she has had it awhile if it has gotten any better.

    Could this pistol be limp wristed like other more powerful semi-autos? If so, that could be her issue though it jammed up on me too.

    I told her to keep shooting it, clean and lube it and see if it get's better.
     

    SERparacord

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    This is interesting. A friend of my wife's bought one and we took her to the range or her first time shooting it. She had so many jams that I lost count. It seemed like I was constantly clearing it.

    I will ask her now that she has had it awhile if it has gotten any better.

    Could this pistol be limp wristed like other more powerful semi-autos? If so, that could be her issue though it jammed up on me too.

    I told her to keep shooting it, clean and lube it and see if it get's better.

    Yes
     

    Dog1

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    Feb 15, 2010
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    ive had mine for about 2 months, put about 1500 rounds through it. i was able to find another 12 round mag ($30 sand burr gun ranch in rochester) anyway i havent had single problem with it. ive shot high velocity, subsonic, round nose, hollow point, lead and copper plated....never had a problem. i think the ammo has to be at least 825 fps or so so work the slide. my only complaint is the rear sight, i wish it was a three dot sight. im looking for a replacement, but from what ive read i cant use steel sights on an aluminum slide.

    You can put a steel sight on it.

    I have a 10-8 rear on mine.

    Just be careful installing it.
     

    captcarl

    Plinker
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    Aug 10, 2012
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    What is the advantage of steel rear sight on the .22? Just currious... simply durability?? Would be nice to have dots on the rear like the other caliber M&Ps.
     

    captcarl

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    Oh but also, I love mine and would recommend one. about 400 thru it no problems yet. Federal auto match and CCI so far
     

    cwilly66

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    Feb 21, 2013
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    That's the one thing I did notice when looking at them is they were missing the 3 dot sight...on a dark target, it'd be hard to sight if I needed it to perform. Good to know the steel 3 dot will work, if installed cautiously. Does anyone have fiber sights on theirs? (green 3 dot, orange 3 dot...). Or, does anyone have a laser accessory on the mini-picatinny rail?
     

    bigretic

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    Jan 14, 2011
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    and yes again on the limp wristing. i've seen this on the m&p 22 as well as 1911 mimic 22 pistols. hold it firm and fire away.
    i will only add to stay far away from winchester wildcat white box and remington anything in 22lr. That junk might be ok for bolt or tube feeders, but i have yet to own a semi that ate it reliably. federal and cci all the way.
     

    SERparacord

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    and yes again on the limp wristing. i've seen this on the m&p 22 as well as 1911 mimic 22 pistols. hold it firm and fire away.
    i will only add to stay far away from winchester wildcat white box and remington anything in 22lr. That junk might be ok for bolt or tube feeders, but i have yet to own a semi that ate it reliably. federal and cci all the way.

    My M&P seems to like CCI the best.
     

    lilruckus

    Plinker
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    Jan 19, 2013
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    Indy
    I was able to shoot my M&P .22 today. Now that I finally found some .22lr ammo and some extra .22 mags. I gotta say I love this pistol. I tried some CCI Standard Velocity, CCI High Velocity Mini Mag, & some Remington Subsonics and it went thru it without a hitch. I like it so much that I want to get a suppressor for it.
     
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