The Walther P22 and the Manufacturer’s Ideaįirst introduced in 2002, this polymer piece enjoyed immediate success on the market, even though there were recurring malfunctions and problems with its internal parts.ĭespite the problems with the slide breaking, people just seemed to like the P22, and there were lots of suitable aftermarket parts for it. Let’s start with the first conception and main idea behind this highly affordable rimfire handgun. In this Walther P22 pistol review, we’ll cover features and specifications, pros & cons, show you our buyer’s guide, where to find the best price, how to disassemble, and list some alternatives to the Walther P22. 22LR caliber with a 10-round mag capacity, ambidextrous safeties, and a DA/SA trigger action, which makes it a great plinking choice. The so-called “tactical rimfire” pistol-the Walther P22-is a semi-automatic. That’s a pretty steep price for two springs and two followers/plates imo though so if they make people buy anything over the two free ones that’s gonna get expensive fast! Hopefully they take care of it though and knowing Walther they will.10) Conclusion – The Walther P22 Is an Affordable Plinking Handgun Image Y’all will most likely have to send them into Walther as opposed to them shipping them out with no verification that anyone even has the mags. However, for all those mags sold individually with black/orange followers prior to them only shipping blues, I wonder how they’re going to correct that for free. I contacted Walther and they agreed to correct the issue if I sent them in and I literally just filled out the warranty paperwork to send my mags in yesterday when I got the email from Walther. I ordered a couple new mags that I got last week with blue followers and it’s night and day from the black. My two broke in eventually, but they’re still hard to insert and chamber a full mag.
The black followers on the 18rd are hard to insert on a closed/fwd slide and extremely hard if not impossible to chamber a round from a full mag on a fwd slide.
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