Smallest 22lr auto?
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aarondhgraham
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This one isn't exactly thin,,,
This one isn't exactly thin,,,
But it meets your other requirements.
Click here please.
It has performed perfectly with CCI Mini-Mags,,,
I've had mine for almost two years,,,
I shoot the heck out of this gun.
It's $3.00 cheaper now than it was then.
Aarond
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This one isn't exactly thin,,,
But it meets your other requirements.
Click here please.
It has performed perfectly with CCI Mini-Mags,,,
I've had mine for almost two years,,,
I shoot the heck out of this gun.
It's $3.00 cheaper now than it was then.
Aarond
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It would appear the best I'm going to do is a Iver Johnson, Walther TPH ($$) or the Beretta 21.
I dont think 4-5 ounces would be that hard to hit, heck the cylinder of the NAA is nearly 2 of its 4.5 ounces.
I'd really love a 6+1 22lr auto that would fit (mostly) into my Levis' change pocket like this little NAA does.
I think its one of those "build it and they will buy" things.. I mean who would have really thought the NAA revolver would be so popular?
A tiny LCP with a DA/SA trigger and safety would be just excellent
I dont think 4-5 ounces would be that hard to hit, heck the cylinder of the NAA is nearly 2 of its 4.5 ounces.
I'd really love a 6+1 22lr auto that would fit (mostly) into my Levis' change pocket like this little NAA does.
I think its one of those "build it and they will buy" things.. I mean who would have really thought the NAA revolver would be so popular?
A tiny LCP with a DA/SA trigger and safety would be just excellent
If weight is the biggest factor the Kel Tec p32 comes in at 6.6 oz unloaded http://www.keltecweapons.com/our-guns/pistols/p-32/
chris in va
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That Taurus P22 is pretty darn tiny. Darn unreliable too.
Redhawk5.5+P+
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Boring, nap time.
aarondhgraham
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Not mine.
The Taurus PT-22 is the metal frame copy of the Beretta,,,
It never had a good reputation at all.
Mine is the 22-PLY,,,
That's the polymer version of the gun,,,
I know it says PT-22 on the slide but it's actually a 22-PLY.
Mine has been absolutely reliable with CCI Mini Mag ammo,,,
I shoot the dang thing every time I go to the range,,,
I'm not saying it's the perfect carry handgun,,,
I am saying mine is very reliable for a .22.
I believe cheapshooter is getting the same results with his.
Aarond
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lapetrarca53
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My Phoenix Arms HP22A has been a fun little gun to shoot as well. There's even a range kit for it with an extended barrel.
micromontenegro
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I think the smallest .22 auto is the Bernardelli Baby:
http://www.gunauction.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=9191976
The catch is that you can have it in .22 short and long, but not LR
Edited to add: oops, I didn't read the "still in production" part. Sorry.
http://www.gunauction.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=9191976
The catch is that you can have it in .22 short and long, but not LR
Edited to add: oops, I didn't read the "still in production" part. Sorry.
carguychris
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TPH vs. TP22...
If it doesn't have to be in production anymore, Iver Johnson used to offer a near-copy of the Walther TPH- the TP22.
The good news is that the TP22 is substantially less expensive than the TPH, but the bad news is that you get what you pay for. The TP22 has a reputation for being one of those pistols that works great until it doesn't; the frame is zinc alloy, and once it cracks, the pistol is history.
If it doesn't have to be in production anymore, Iver Johnson used to offer a near-copy of the Walther TPH- the TP22.
The good news is that the TP22 is substantially less expensive than the TPH, but the bad news is that you get what you pay for. The TP22 has a reputation for being one of those pistols that works great until it doesn't; the frame is zinc alloy, and once it cracks, the pistol is history.
FlySubCompact
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Dashunde,
Though no where near as tiny as the little NAA revolvers I have owned the Beretta 21 and a Phoenix 22A. Both are currently made.
I sold the Beretta and later bought the Phoenix as a trial replacement. The pot metal Phoenix has been a lot more reliable....once I broke it in with a few hundred rounds. The Phoenix just runs better. Jams are a lot rarer with it.
Though no where near as tiny as the little NAA revolvers I have owned the Beretta 21 and a Phoenix 22A. Both are currently made.
I sold the Beretta and later bought the Phoenix as a trial replacement. The pot metal Phoenix has been a lot more reliable....once I broke it in with a few hundred rounds. The Phoenix just runs better. Jams are a lot rarer with it.
aarondhgraham
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Five hours left on this auction for a S&W Model 61-3 Escort.
I shot one of these a few years back,,,
It belonged to a lady I was dating,,,
I tried to buy it but to no avail.
She always wore a blazer jacket,,,
Her escort lived in the pocket.
Cute little gun,,,
It actually shot very well.
Click here please.
Aarond
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I shot one of these a few years back,,,
It belonged to a lady I was dating,,,
I tried to buy it but to no avail.
She always wore a blazer jacket,,,
Her escort lived in the pocket.
Cute little gun,,,
It actually shot very well.
Click here please.
Aarond
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Redhawk5.5+P+
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COOL!!!!
I've never seen or knew about that gun. I LIKE IT, alot!! It reminds me of my chromed Baby Browning with pearl handles, no pic for now.
PS, I stole your picture.
I own a Beretta A21 Bobcat, I love it, and love to shoot it alot.
I've never seen or knew about that gun. I LIKE IT, alot!! It reminds me of my chromed Baby Browning with pearl handles, no pic for now.
PS, I stole your picture.
I own a Beretta A21 Bobcat, I love it, and love to shoot it alot.
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