422

bamabiker · #1 02-27-2009, 03:38 PM

Anyone have a 422 .22 semiauto? What's your opinion of it? Picked one up yesterday for $200+tax. Never seen one before but I figure it would be worth 200. I've been getting into the .22s lately, cheap to shoot and fun to.

bamabiker · #2 02-27-2009, 03:38 PM

Anyone have a 422 .22 semiauto? What's your opinion of it? Picked one up yesterday for $200+tax. Never seen one before but I figure it would be worth 200. I've been getting into the .22s lately, cheap to shoot and fun to.

ColbyBruce · #3 02-27-2009, 05:55 PM

I have six pistols of that series, and had two others. They are great guns. The finish on the #422 does scratch off fairly easily.

TheKid · #4 02-27-2009, 06:39 PM

Tons "o" fun...my 422 is freakishly accurate too.
Have fun

bamabiker · #5 02-28-2009, 10:41 AM

Here it is. Thanks for the reponses. I'll be careful with the finish. Looks very good right now. Funny thing, 2 weeks ago a friend and I went to the FOP range and while shooting he found what looked like a grip screw. We checked our guns and did not find any missing. I have an old Remmington double barrel 12 ga. that has lost 1 screw that holds 1 of the hammers on so I took the screw hoping it would fit, it did not. Well, when I got this 422 the only thing wrong was it was missing 1 grip screw. The found screw is a perfect match. Luck like this don't happen to me often but I'm thankful it did this time.

bhill · #6 03-07-2009, 10:42 AM

I have a stainless steel 2206 same family as the 422 it a great gun very accurate.