M&P .22 Magnum
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Shooting and discussing the new M&P .22 Magnum.
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I’m a woman who has been watching your videos for 10+ years now. My dad taught me firearm safety as a kid and these videos remind me of my dad. I’ve never been able to watch much of the other firearm RUclipsrs, with the constant macho vibe and occasional sexism. I know this is a male dominated hobby but I just want to say thanks for having such a laid back, welcoming vibe. I’ve always felt like you’re speaking to everyone who might be watching, not just the men :) & your love of teaching is so appreciated!
Thanks. We're talking to everybody who has interest in firearms and the Second Amendment, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexual preference, I.Q., weight, height, nationality, political party, etc. I hope everybody feels welcome here, although I'm sure folks who do not value individual freedom will find some of my comments and libertarian attitude undesirable. :-)
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It's sort of a natural thing, for men and women to group apart. I fixed a horse for a patient who was my dental hygienist. I had always wanted to learn "English" riding. So I ended up buying a nice TB from a friend of hers who took care of race horses at Bay Meadows (SF area) and began to take lessons. The barns are all female. The men have been driven out of the equine sports in most places by women. I dealt with the vibe for a long time, but I ended up quitting and selling my horse because it was so awful. Many occupations get ruined for men once one single woman gets hired. This is why men have been driven out of most of the "cushy" occupations.
I love Hickok but I think you think to much. Sound like a Liberal who can make up her mind be liberal or love guns. I watch almost all hun guys on RUclips and not one only talk to men it’s in your head.
@@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244
Ha. Education….medicine ….the list continues.
I saw this weapon advertised in a magazine in July. I’m a a 22 mag guy so I was interested. My son works part time at a local gun store and he called me the following Saturday and said hey dad we got a new S&W in that you need to see. The rest is history. I love it, 30 round magazines, crazy power.
Self defense power?
@@blankmandastankmandefinitely.
How much are they
It's a firearm, not a weapon. You're an American, not a criminal. The judge didn't eat his steak dinner with a weapon last night. It's only a weapon after it's use against a person, before that, it's just another piece of your property.
Do these magazines have the rim lock issues like the keltec if your not careful wile loading?
I just love the joyful laugh Hickok often gives as he's smoking targets. He's blessed to be living his best life, and obviously enjoying what he's doing.
And, man, he was hitting everything he shot at with that M&P.
22 magnum just seems like the right kind of vibe
I love how he always talks about the basics for those who are forgetful about gun safety and basic handling.
Safety is for dweebs
I agree. Really instilling those basic principles into people
Agreed. Always follow the ‘rules’ or you’ll get in a spot of bother.
I also love how H refers to himself as an ordinary man. The true Demigods always try to appear as us mere mortals, to encourage us to follow their example.
@@andrewallason4530 well said
That's very helpful for the beginners
I am glad the little magnum is getting some much deserved appreciation. It’s very versatile and has many applications. Thanks for the video.
I always wanted to try the .32 h+r magnum, oh well.
It's also more expensive than 9x19.
Hard pass.
It's a cool round, and I'm sure it made sense 40 years ago, but nowadays it's just too expensive for what it is.
That’s an expensive thing. Nice capacity but …
@@deejayimmAt least .22 mag isn't going to get soaked up for a potential conflict in the future. 5.56 already getting pricey, I'm just waiting for 9mm to go up too
@@dubjubs Yeah it's never gonna get soaked up because it's never on the shelf, because the only people who shoot it are dying off, and the manufacturers are barely making it.
Man this guy can shoot! Always such a class guy and so humble! Great Video as usual! Thank you!
..he SURE is! Awesome guy.
It's interesting to actually hear the difference in velocity between various calibers. When Hickock shoots the cowboy or stop sign with a .38 or .45 there's a noticeable delay between the sound of the shot and the ping. But when he shoots them with a .22 Magnum there's almost no delay. Same with the gong. When he shoots at the gong with a .45ACP you can almost count the time on your fingers before the clang.
I like it! For those who are older and/or don't shoot regularly the lack of recoil is a big plus, yet the .22 Magnum was once described to me as a surgeon's nightmare. We're all not worrying about penetrating a car(or oak) door to hit our mark. Controllably firing 2 or more .22 rounds rapidly can protect as well as a larger round that requires more recovery time between shots.
I was told the . 22 magnum hits as hard as a regular .38.
@@bold810that’s BS
Everybody wrong about it! I never find a person to proth me wrong! Ji, ji, ji🤗
@@schlinge-flinggrew up with a native American and he once told me a 22 magnum was perfect for deer
@bold810 There is a few videos on YT disproving this although .22 mag has quite impressive penetration for what it is especially out of a pistol length barrel
Haven’t been on this channel for a while.. I remember grandpa Hickok when I started getting into firearms 12 yrs ago.. so happy to see him still educating us, all .. protect grandpa Hickok at all COST .. yes sir!
I'm sure - judging by his shooting that he's well capable of defending himself 😅
If you’ve never fired .22 magnum it’s as loud as 9mm, recoil like .22 lr, and has an amazing fireball. And the speed of the round is incredible. The ammo, however, is pricey.
The M&P .22 Magnum is an intriguing choice for those who appreciate the .22 Magnum round's versatility.
Something I think worth mentioning is that 22 WMR retails for about the same price as a 9mm, so you're not gonna break the bank like you would with other less common calibers.
definitely worst part about the 5.7 is ammo price
If you are a reloader you can change that after a few thousand rounds
The Walther WMP .22 magnum is advertised as a defensive pistol by Walther. The Smith & Wesson is banned in some non-free states due to its magazine capacity.
Hickock 45 is the MAN!!! One of the very best on youtube for many years. He from the great state of TENNESSEE!!!!
Wow! That .22 packs quite a punch.
tiny hole big leak
@@bradhaines3142both sides?
I've always felt .22mag is an ideal choice for having a matched caliber pistol/rifle combo . It's plenty punchy out of a pistol and a real screamer from a rifle. Usually one or the other suffers . And the ammo is small and lightweight .
Don't forget Affordable. I have this Pistol and love (also a Henry 22WMR lever). In addition 5.7x28mm Pistol n AR57 and was surprised to learn both calibers use the same bullet, different brass.
@@jocap7993how many rounds do you have through it? How has it functioned for you so far? Have heard good and bad things.
It's not the same bullet at all, the caliber is the same at .224 but the projectiles are much different. 5.7x28 is a pointed spritzer bullet whereas the wmr is more of a rounded traditional 22 rifle bullet. @@jocap7993
22 mag is such a satisfying round to shoot. I'm going to keep an eye out for an m&p 22 mag now.
I have had this pistol since June of 2023 and my very first pistol, I am new to owning guns at 66. I liked how easy to rack the slide and the capacity of it. I usually run 25 rounds in it. I love how it fits my hand and the thumb and trigger safeties. Before I ever shot it I got some snap caps and cycled them through the gun some 400 times to learn the functions of a semi auto.
I did have some missed fires or jams but easy to fix thanks to my snap cap practice. But after 200 rounds it seems to be working good. Also the gun gets extremely hot. After 50 rounds I let it cool off for a few minutes and shoot my Henry 22 classic. I am thinking about getting a 22 magnum rifle.
You are a voice on Video’s that can be trusted just teaching what you love to do
No agenda just having fun sharing what you see and shoot good job thanks
Been watching your videos for awhile man love them glad your still making them❤️💪🏼
WOW!! John said something from behind the camera!! I have NEVER heard John say something from behind the camera after years of watching.
Me holding this Magnum pistol talking to a squirrel: “I know what you’re thinking punk squirrel….” 😂😂😂
My caliber of choise ...
Gets the job done, all that counts for me.
Former German Minediver here.
RD at S&W looking at keltec feverishly taking notes 😂
Good, they'll make better guns
Maybe so. For forty years, I've wanted S&W to look at the Charter Arms .44 Bulldog, "feverishly taking notes," and finally producing a S&W quality version in exactly the same size and weight. Still waiting. :-)
@@hickok45They had a Lew Horton 44spl years ago that was close.
The Folding S&W is very similar too…
Removing the Crack from the designs
Nice to know your still around. You remind me so much of my uncle, who was a shooting master with a 44. Sadly he's not able to anymore. But im glad your still here.
"you're" - "you are " !!!!!
Looks like a fun pistol. The downside for those of us with small-medium sized hands is it is difficult to get a firm and comfortable grip on it due to the length of the 22 mag round, but not totally unmanageable. Same issue is experienced when I've handled an Automag or Desert Eagle in any long cartridge.
In no way shape or form is the mp 22mag ANYWHERE near the grip of the desert eagle or amt or lar grizzly or coonan 357 lol...its barely a tad bigger than the grip area of a glock 19 ..VERY easy to use foe everyone except the very small handed ..my gf has 0 issues with it and their 5.7 and shes 4'11" with legit baby hands
Besides being an informative, well mannered and generally nice person- Hickok is a great shot.
He sure is. And he is right handed but looks through the sights with his left eye. Left eye dominant I guess. I find that amazing.
Wow... fast round.....the rounds are hitting targets while there is still visible muzzle flash. Nice.
I love my M&P15-22, have put a few thousand rounds now and it’s always reliable (some rounds don’t go boom but it’s the ammo, not the rifle). Only thing that broke after 1,000-1,500 rounds was the ejector, simple fix. Run it dirty dirty and still goes like it’s the first time a round has been fired. Thanks for your content, always educational and amazing! Love from KY.
Does it shoot Winchester mag as well??
@@RC-hm9vg it doesn’t, I should have mentioned that’s a .22LR caliber rifle, I apologize.
@@worduprussia8298 I need one then, because every range day, I take my M&P15-22, thanks for the information.
Hickok45 that people love your channel your videos and more because from where I’m from the video was posted literally 27 seconds ago and already has 22 likes and 70 videos so Hickok45 that’s how you know that people love you videos and your guns I mean I love your guns man the best you know everything about guns man you even know how to clean take apart and reassemble weaponry wish I was in one or more of your videos
My first pistol was a Ruger single six in 22 magnum. Loved it and regret selling it.
Great video.
Me too! Loved it and regret it being stolen 😞
327 federal magnum.
They've figured out how to deal with rimmed cartridges here with the 22 mag and high pressure cartridges with the 5.7. Would be sweet if S&W would take this 5.7/22 mag tempo barrel platform and chamber in 327 federal with an auxiliary recoil spring for 32 S&W long.
Some other magnum form-factor chamberings would be sweet, too: 10mm Mag, 9mm WinMag, 45 WinMag, 44AMP, etc (the last two may be obnoxious)
Impressive comment! It says your comment is 3 days old, yet it also says video was uploaded 23 seconds ago. You're a pro, what can I say.
@@headshot6959 He could have uploaded the vid and left it private until today.
@@whitexeno I know there are options. Just making humor.
that .30 super is very similar in performance and bore size to the .327 also about as easy to find at your local ammo supplier.
I have one of the OLD AMT .22 automag from the 80's it still works , field strips like a 1911, there was a note that came with gun stating that the gun would not cycle properly with CCI ammunition.
Mine cycles just fine with the maxi mags
22wmr is sweet. A lot of fun for much younger shooters to step up from 22lr if they fancy it.
I went from 22 to 44 when I was 12
@@10milBill I went from 22 at 5 years old to 44 magnum/12 gauge/30-06 when I was 8
@ErikHyndmanto I dont. The other person was trying to flex. lol...
Hickok45 is young to you? Are you 1000 years old?
Might only be a .22 but it sure throws fire like a dragon! Nice little gun - using the barrel as a gas piston is brilliant!
I purchased I believe the 1st one the Baton Rouge area just about a month ago. I’m absolutely amazed with this gun. I’ve shot over 1000 rounds of many different types of ammo. 30 and 40 grain jhp and fmj all cycle just fine. I did have a few hang-ups but not since it was broken in. It’s extremely accurate and very easy as well as affordable to shoot. I believe it’s going to be a very popular pistol, soon to have a waiting list. This is my everyday carry, with 2 magazines loaded with a mix of fmj and jhp ammo. I have 60 rounds available, with only 2 mags. I just received the 2 extra mags, so if I want I can have 120 rounds readily available. I’m guessing they will offer a threaded barrel soon but as of now it’s not an option.
ive always loved the keltec pmr30. its cool to see other manufacturers making stuff in 22mag
Hickok45 is awesome. Thank you so much for ALL the vids you've put out. I pretty much use you as a deciding factor for all my gun purchases. You da'man.😎👊
Well.
Looks like watching this video is gonna cost me about 650.00 in the near future
Kel-Tec have stated that a 40 grain .22 WMR round should reach a velocity of 1230 fps from the 4.3″ barrel of their PMR-30 pistol. This works out to 134.40 ft/lbs of energy.
This is a significantly less than the FN Five-seveN USG (4.75″ barrel), which can push a 40 grain bullet at 2009 fps. This works out to 358.57 ft/lbs! Nearly three times as powerful as the .22 WMR
This does not mean that the .22 WMR is not a good cartridge. It simply means that the 5.7mm is optimized to be fired from a pistol, rather than the slower burning .22 WMR loads which are designed to be fired from a rifle.
I've had a box of 22 magnum sitting around 20 years since I accidently grabbed it for my 22 LR rifle. After watching this gun shoot, I think a pistol that shoots 22 magnum is in my future. Mean little round!
I bought one and have a little red dot on top. It is my new backup pistol for my tac vest😊😊
The Heritage Rough Rider comes with a 9 shot .22 magnum barrel.
@@rwdchannel2901 that isn't bad, but it ain't 30!!!😏😏
@@rwdchannel2901 Looks like something they'd have in an old western.
I have the Walther WMP .22 magnum and i love it.
Don't own one, but have shot one (approx. 100 rounds).
I can vouch for its characteristics.It's next on my buy-list.
God bless you Hickcok keep up the reviews.
I can't wait to rewatch this ten years from now and remember the way I chuckled when he said that I love hickoc45!
I’m always amazed how awesome a shot you are. U the man!
22 magnum is the best caliber for self defense. Thanks for sharing this video
It’s not the best, but it’s far better than 22LR.
@@furonwarrior10mm should do it
I have my S&W 22mag running nice and smooth. There was a short breaking in period of about 80rds. I run hornady 22 mag 30 gr. v-max thru it. Invest in a loader. It's one of my carry pistols.
Keltec pmr: Am I a joke to you ?
My pmr got pits 🫠
Update* scrubbed tf out of it wit copper she lookin nice hopefully it doesnt come back worse… i need to store it better
Yes😂
Just bought one and love. However only use 45 grain and no lead nose ammo. 40 grains will work but you'll need to work it out. Use it for conceal carry.
This is a great pistol. Have fired one a few times and loved it.
I have this pistol and I love it. I've been a big 22 mag fan for many years for snakes varmints etc. My new pistol did jam a few times through the first 200 rounds or so but now it's pretty reliable. Really enjoy your video's, very informative.
Hickok says, "I'm left, right, or high, low." Fantastic!
It's worth mentioning how cheap those rounds are compared to some other ones. You get to shoot a lot for the same price.
This is nice but I would love too see the m&p 22 compact be redesigned with a flat flat faced trigger which is the same size as the shield plus. Able to get rage time for the much cheaper 22 rounds instead of the 9mm
As a man getting on in years, can I suggest, when you do a firearm, you market test all the magazine filling devices on sale for the magazine for the firearm. Last 3 firearms I bought, I had to shop around to find an effective magazine filling device AND my old fingers hate direct loading mags these days.
30+1 of 22Mag. is pretty damn appealing. I'd carry it in a heartbeat. Egos and imaginary gunfights aside, this is great for the shooter that might flinch or hesitate firing a "real defense round". Well played S&W....and another great video from the big man.
Right! At the end I had to go back and count. He shot for so long.
Absolutely - blam blam blam - 10 times? Game changer
Hello Hickok45
Very sweet gun,
the M&P 22 Magnum
Very cool 👍🏼
Oh Hickcock you’re real funny I’m 67 and I got 45 auto. Might be a little tough to pull back, but I still got it. I’d still love to have one of those easy pull back 22 magnums looks very reliable. Thanks for the funny joke talking about old guys like me lol.😊
I'm 67, I've got the XD-45 acp. Been on the TV as part of the greeting party. haven't fired it in over 10 years cuz the springs are a Bear.
For a minute I thought you were going to finish that video without a single miss! Great review, as always.
*"The twenty two magnum.. 50% of the most powerful handgun in the world"* - Clint CouldaShouldaEastwooda
I love his attitude in this 🤣 it's especially hilarious (in a weird way) because my 78 year old grandmother just broke five ribs last night and keeps calling people sissy and sending me memes about people being weak 🤣🤣🤣
Edit* that second green 2 liter was also a nice ring on steel haha
I have one of these and it's just about my favorite pistol. As far as ammo goes, the one brand I highly discourage is Armscorps. Not only does it make the gun much dirtier faster than normal, but it also seems to blow a lot of unspent powder back at you while it's igniting. It eventually got to a point that it was bad enough that the rounds wouldn't seat all the way in the chamber, and twice I had an OBD. Much of a testament to the design of the M&P22, the action is open on almost 3 sides so the pressure could just vent up and out without blowing the gun apart. Probably not intentional because no one wants an OBD to begin with, but it helps.
Never had this issue with any other brand. I've tried Winchester, CCI, Federal, Remington, etc. FMJ and hollowpoints work great
Wideners is a great supplier. My fourth order in on the way. I wouldn’t usually order on line because I don’t like to pay for shipping, but your code almost takes care of the shipping. They get the order out right away. Good company !
Looks like they did a really good job making an odd round run in a semi-auto pistol. Definitely an interesting piece!
I'll make it simple .22 magnum uses slow burning flake powder designed for long barrels, shooting it from a pistol loses much of the power it was designed for, NOW make that pistol in say .30 carbine, and using fast burning ball powder, you get a higher velocity of a rifle round shooting through a pistol, simply said if you want to get the most out of a handgun shooting a round made for a rifle round you use a round that can handle modern ball powder. I shot enough .22 magnum through a pistol to collect enough unburned powder to load boxes of rounds just from powder piled up on the ground below the barrel.
“Fast little boolet” 🤣😭 I love it
I know right he’s such a legend 🤜🤛
I'm sorry Hickok, I laughed when you pinched your hand... AGAIN!
I hope you're alright and appreciate your sacrifice
Just more proof that Guns are Dangerous! :-)
The grip area needs to be longer for folks with larger hands.
In my opinion the grip is neither small in diameter or short with those extra special mags. Admittedly not as large as some peoples hands but definitely more than your average carry pistol
No one with large hands will agree...they don't want the magazine covered by their hand which interferes with quick mag changes. @@CJ4S147
Yeah I clicked like even though I’ll be 72 Saturday. I still carry my 1911 A1 daily.
The issue with 22 mag is ammo cost. I can cast and reload 357 or 45 cheaper than shooting 22 mag. Love my 77/22 however, just not too practical.....
Checking in FROM 2034
Thanx for the disassembly and explanation of the operation of the pistol..first time I've seen this...
Thanks for the review. I was out when you pointed out the magazine pinching your hand. Maybe they could fix that in the future.
I love that muzzle flash. You can take pictures with that bad boy I got a 22 magnum revolver but I’d sure like to have one of those bad boys.😊
I have a CMR30 .22 Magnum carbine by Kel-Tec and haven't had any issues with it. Similar magazines.
Hickock, did you say the trigger is "totally ambidextrous "😂 i wonder how many people cought that.
Not as many as those that “caught” your typo! Hahahaha!
Who shoved the stick up your butt? @@laramiefj40
You STILL GOT IT Hickok…great shootin’! THAT’S a nifty .22 Mag. I like it..probably a $550-$600 price tag I’d imagine.
I think it's perfectly fine for self-defense. Yes, the .22 bullet is a little small for self-defense (I personally prefer the AR-10 over the AR-15) BUT, you get a 30-round magazine with very little recoil for faster follow up shots & .22 Mag. has great penetration.
I wouldn't replace my 9 m.m. with this as my ccw but, I think it would make a good truck gun here in Tennessee, where a handgun is perfectly legal but a rifle is (insanely) off limits.
Yes, Sir. Don't be old please♥♥ I did.😘😘
I have it in 357 sig, I bought it used for$400 3 years ago. I love it♥♥
I shoot CCI copper .22 LR 21 gr. rated at 1850 fps out of my Ruger Wrangler, and it is loud!
Ingenious!
My PMR30 and PMC30 weigh nothing, but share 30 round mags, a great pairing of a 30 round .22 magnum pistol with its counterpart carbine rifle, both are threaded barrels. A pair for the last ditch oh shxx bag, nowutimsayn
I bought the Automag II in 1990 and still have it. It does not hold 30 rounds and sounds like a .44 mag when you pull the trigger.. but I love that ole gun. This S&W looks was better in a lot of ways… I have shot the Kel-Tec but this one looks way better. Thank you
WoOoOooo 😲 that's one good handgun who wanted less recoil and LOUD 💥
I just picked up both the S&W and Kel-Tec .22 Magnums! My cousin and I are about to film a video to Compare each…. I really like how the S&W looks, she’s SWEET! I have a 4” Ruger GP100 with the Full Barrel Shroud, and the S&W mirrors that front angle, which I love..! Semper Fi
It's such a fun shooter. That TEMPO system is fantastic! It's a little flamethrower, for sure. It'd be neat if they came out with a conversion barrel/mags for 22lr.
@Hickock45,
Sir, I bought this exact weapon just because of the 30 round capacity of 22 magnum.
NOT for self defense.
But I got a smoking hot deal on the weapon and figured why not ? My wife and I both love to plink when we go to the river to fish and camp etc. and I figured less loading and more shooting right ? LOL
Anyways, I haven’t even had it out to the range yet, because I figured it this way, brand new best price I could find was $600 even. I got this one used at $465. 2 mags and the case.
I bought the only ammo they had at the time, federal 22 magnum 50 grain hollow points. I figured at such a low price for used SOMETHING isn’t right with it.
I brought it home and checked the weapon, it’s in A+ condition. Not even the smallest ding in it.
The mags however.
I loaded a mag up to capacity. Very easy to load, but once I get past 20 rounds , the nose of each additional round drops below the “front wall” of the magazine, and all you get is failures to feed until you get to around the 15 round mark, then it’s every 3rd or 4th round failure to feed.
All of this done manually in my workshop mind you. But yeah, for a 30 round cap, I don’t want to be loading to half cap and just live it.
I’ve heard they don’t really break in until the 250th or 300th round fired, but this won’t even load the first without SIGNIFICANT fiddling around with the mags.
Got any ideas ?
I figured I could do a feed ramp polish and MAYBE lower the front wall of the mag with a dremel tool so it’s not blocking the first rounds.
Please sir, your extensive knowledge might help in this case ???
If not, I appreciate you for the videos nonetheless and thank you and God Bless you and yours.
That thing loud… just might be the best 22 pistol
Great video! Thank you brother. I've been very curious about this weapon. What a cool design.
God bless all here.
People need to check out the ballistic gel test on the 22 magnum
Ok hicock I’m 70 and I remember my grandmother using "GOB" as a measurement while cooking😊
Ive been watching yours video science the dirst video "colt 45" 1950 a legend was born,in the year 2002 iwas about 8 years old and at that time im in loved with gun. But at that time you is the one who calmly,go to the point directly,and show me how a gub work since that day i was dreaming about war,....btw now am an russia soldier and this may be ny last message thank you my gun expert alot im going to miss you alot...❤
Hickok, I’ve been watching your videos since 2012, always thought of you as the grandpa I never had, but I did because your awesome fun & smart content was always there for me.
I say this because I’ve lost my dad and uncle to cancer this year.
I just want you to know that I love you man, and Im super thankful for everything you’ve done for the community.
Sincerely 🫡
What a legend 👊🏼
*You're always talking about how hard it is for you to hear if you are hitting steel or not.... With as knowledgeable and involved as you are in the gun world, it baffles me that you are STILL cramming foam gunk in your ear canals, and not using electronic muffs..... You cannot even begin to understand what a game changer they truly are, until you make the switch. Someone sponsor grandpa with a set already, lol.*
I have two or three sets of them, but they are too hot generally.
*Hell.... That makes all the sense in the world, lol. Cheers buddy.*
I'm always watching your blog post. I've learned so many things about guns, and even though I have no gun, I like the way you explain things and your funny 😅
Thanks, hickok45. As always, enjoyed!!
getcha one of them Cutters citronella candles goin at your feet for them skeeters!
I own the .22 long rifle version of the gun. It’s really a well built little gun.