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It would be nice if Smith & Wesson would start producing a Walther TPH in .22 LR.
S&W made Walther TPH
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Jerry in SC
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Yep, with no cast slides or frames.
Brian P. Kenny
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Walther/S&W in .22
Another good little shooter would be a PPK/S in .22 LR. I have 3 PPKs and PPK/S in .22 auto and they are great fun to shoot. Two are Walther and one is a Freance made Walther, this is the best to shoot, and a woman or a kid can work the slide of the .22, not so with the .380. And anyone can find and afford a few boxes of .22 LR.
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Another good little shooter would be a PPK/S in .22 LR. I have 3 PPKs and PPK/S in .22 auto and they are great fun to shoot. Two are Walther and one is a Freance made Walther, this is the best to shoot, and a woman or a kid can work the slide of the .22, not so with the .380. And anyone can find and afford a few boxes of .22 LR.
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I would buy a new TPH as soon as money was there for it. I have missed good deals on three so far only because I waited each time for payday instead of using the credit card. I don't know about the no cast frame or slide. If it is done to the quality that Ruger does then I'm fine. If it is like Chiappaloy... then forget it.
Forsmithers
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+1. I've wanted a TPH since the early 80's and have never had the opportunity to add one to the collection. I see them occasionally on some of the online auction sites but they are very PRICEY for a .22 pocket pistol.
If Smith would make one I'd REALLY, REALLY want one. Especially if it is cheaper than the Interarms models or the German made ones from the 70's or 80's.
If Smith would make one I'd REALLY, REALLY want one. Especially if it is cheaper than the Interarms models or the German made ones from the 70's or 80's.
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