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Fun and informative review! Hey, friend, have you shot mini shells with this ks7? Works? Reliably? Can shells be of mixed sizes, ie some mini, some regular 2.75, in the same tube?

The scope they give you with the gun is horrible

What if it rains

I've been considering one of these shotguns for a while. Have you found any major problems or things to consider?

could this work for duck as well?

You are just short stroking causing the shells not to eject properly. When you rack the slide rack it hard , it won't hurt it thats just the way pump shotguns are . Also get yourself a solid rest with some sandbags to take yourself out of the equation when sighting in your scope .

I have lots of Gamehide gear. I have been very happy with it. They also make blaze orange clothes for women which is very hard to find. Those jeans are super comfortable.

51 feet from your sofa to your front door! Damn, that's half a basketball court. If you have that kind of coin, you could have good security!

I’m concerned about the errors ejecting the shells when cycling the action. Yikes. Any info guys?

will it fit the hatsan bullpup?

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Next time, for better accuracy, get your self a steady rest.

Just so you know, you can now buy Ruger Max-9 slides direct from Ruger, that have the optics cuts in them, for $140.00. It gets rid of the loaded chamber indicator, so you can put an optic on it. It is an RMS-C drilled cut, so it will fit most of the popular optics. I did this for mine, because I wanted the option for a red dot. I live just up the road from you, up in placerville, up the 50 corridor from you. I don't like that you have to buy the separate rail, when you can buy a P365 with an optics cut rail in California, and that doesn't need a chamber indicator. But, a p365 is like 3 times the cost, so it is what it is.

Great video. I have tried the Missouri Tactical pad like the one you showed and I just didn't care for the look and its easy of being able to be knocked out. I also tried the upgraded pad from Kel Tec, it wasn't much better than the original. So I designed an adapter to be able to use a Limb Saver pad. It looks great and performs great as well.

I’m pretty sure rifle slugs are only to be used on smooth bore and if you have a rifle barrel, you can use regular slugs

Great video, very informative. Bolt your safe down! Also, 2 lights strips go on the hinge side, 3 on the other side and the last 1 on top.

1:34 That was what sold me on my p22. The guy at the shop was pushing glocks but I couldn’t get my hand around that grip. The mag release and slide release were also way too far. My P22 had some problems. It would jam on anything not a cci minimag. I also needed help to keep the spring and guide rod together when I reassembled. I got a captured guide rod, new front sight and it’s better now. I noticed I can shot a wider variety of ammo too, I just have to keep the mags loaded to 8. I wouldn’t “bet my life on it.” But for what I bought it for, to scare coyotes away from inside my house, it’s fine.

That holster and the grips looks awesome

Fantastic video and really good valid points.

Very nice. I would have spent more on the gun but, glad it works for ya!

Hey great video! I have a question though, I am interested in buying one, my main concern is does the field barrel come with ability to add an optic of some kind? Or is it strictly iron sights?

My female friend went to a gun shop, and the salesperson gave her a list of the pistols she should be getting. G19, Sig365, walther pdp.. she had an 8 option list. I took her to the range with some of the options she had, I even took some 380s. She wasn't having a good time, neither good groups. I then let her use my WaltherP22. She loved it and was hitting bullseye every time. She was finally convinced that was the pistol she wanted. So yeah, for first-time shooters, a 9mm or even 380 could be a little intimidating, but 22LR is a good start to build confidence and learn the fundamentals. Good video. Thanks for posting.

I think thats more of trigger pull

One thing I found when I was reloading with the intent of putting rounds through the “A Zone” of cardboard targets was each one of my 9mm handguns (with longer barrels) liked a different combination of bullet weight, bullet shape, powder charge, and powder type. One was just as happy with 115gr WWB or S&B as anything I could brew up, others preferred 124gr or even 147gr. I suppose that one of these days if I get bored I could try something similar to what is in the video with a P938 and a M&P Shield 9 with some 115 gr S&B, 124 gr Winchester NATO, and some old 147gr Federal I have around here, although it would be little more than an academic exercise. I view the key test for a micro compact is whether I can put a full mag of my carry ammo inside of the 9 ring under range conditions with zero malfunctions. If I can’t, I need more range time or possibly different ammo (particularly if there are feed issues).

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Sorry,but off hand shooting proves---you don't know much.

It's 5 yards . But your shooting off hand ! A machine rest or at least off a bench would give a better result !

Picked up a P22Q this summer. Love it. Hates CcI stingers Likes Federal Champion 50 box Likes aguila Super Extra Loves Federal Punch. Tools & Targets has a ton of testing videos on it. Id hate to get hit by multiple strikes of Punch 22lr. Have fired 400+ so far, zero issues Will try CCI Velocitor next

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Owning a Walther P22CA has been nothing but problems since day one. Consistent failure to fire and trying CCI, Winchester, Federal ammo and other brands. Consistent lite strikes on the ammo casing failure to fire. Recently replaced firing pin and spring. Went to the range it ran flawless. Next time at the range ( 5days later) and could not get one round to fire. Same issue lite firing pin sticks. Dis-assemble the gun again and see what happen and will test it at the range next week (09 Sept 2024). I wouldn't recommend the Walther for EDC. Too many failures to fire. I did some research on RUclips and I'm finding the problem is more wide spread than I thought.

Great video, and thank you for making me feel so comfortable in choosing this gun because its what i purchased today, i was shown many other guns but thank god i did a bit of research and i felt very comfortable with the 22.😊

This weapon has issues of you happen to get ome where the frame is too thin and when firing expands ever ao slightly that the spring for the slide lock lever falls behind the lever bar and now you have issues..

This upgrade makes night and day difference and definitely helped improve accuracy! Can shoot all day with no fear of recoil punch!!

I learned from this video to X the rubber bands of the scope covers, thanks! 😂 (Just kidding, great review 😂)

That thing is a POS...

What about a vent hanger?

Thanks for your post on the Walther P22. I have the Walther P22Q and mine came with three 10-round magazines. It's one of my favorite handguns.

I just picked up a walther p22 and I haven’t gotten to fire it yet. I’m excited and can’t wait to head on down to The gun range!! I agree with everything you’re saying how it is a really good beginner entry level firearm. Especially for the gals that are a bit timid to firing higher calibers!

I was smart enough to pick up a semi-auto rifle before my state went fascist and banned "assault weapons" but wasn't smart enough to pick up a semi-auto shotgun. Now I'll have to wait several years for the courts and bureaucracy to catch up and strike down such unjust laws. Sigh. Regardless, I just bought one of these to tide me over (though I haven't gotten it yet due to "waiting period"). Good to know about the recoil issue. Going to get one of these pads.

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I have a Walther pq 22 waiting at my FFL.I got a pretty good deal ($214 otd) and the Walther name sold me. I've never fired a 22 cal but decided to buy one to save on range ammo as 9 mm gets pricey. Thing is I'm a relatively new shooter at 68, so I depend on reviews like this.I hope I have better luck with ammo,as some say it is brand specific, then some say theirs eats anything.I hope I fall into the latter category. Also I've heard that Walther has ironed out many of the FTF issues inherent to the P22,with the newer PPQ model.Good luck.

Thanks for sharing. Go Navy! I'm carrying my Taurus 856 at this moment.

Gun shops don't show this firearm to new females because Walther doesn't pay off gun stores like Glock and S&W

Please tell us about products that do not involve Amazon. They do not treat their employees well. I will not buy from amazon. Maybe you could tell us who manufactures the product so we can go straight to them?

Greetings from Texas and USS Hancock CVA19 (1973-76). Nice to see a new channel. Will subscribe.

Could you please recommend where I can purchase the vertical grip and slide

Maddy’s a little camera shy! Great job on leveling her up from a 22. Great video!

Just got the ruger max 9. Solid. My wife loves it also.ty for this video.

I'm getting up in years and I have been shooting 55 years, revolvers and service automatics. I got my first Micro 9mm and it was like what the hell! I actually had to use technique to comfortably rack the slide because it was about 35Lbs or more of effort, but I'm sure it's +P rated. Like lifting a fallen over motorcycle, technique can help but a beginner should start out with a light motorcycle in my opinion. Another 20 years and my carry pistol might be my plinker, at least it will be well known.