Walther P22Q Review Pt 2

part two of my overview on the walther p22. we are currently sitting at about 700 rds. best results come from cci mini mags. stay tuned for part 3 in the future. however remaining very accurate, we continued to experience malfunctions off and on with the p22. another interesting note with my suppressor attached (SiCo Warlock II). users could expect appx a -2" poi shift however remaining accurate. the wetter the better with this little guy, when in doubt... lube er out! this is a very enjoyable little handgun to shoot remaining likely our most quite 22lr semi auto while wearing a suppressor. it is literally hollywood quite to the ear. plaster any comments or questions down below and thanks again for checking out another video from black swamp outdoors!

[@spalkin]

I think I got it. It's a semi-problematic. I wanted to like this gun but I'm about to step off the fence. Maybe it gets better with use or maybe you have to change out the extractor and pin. All that said, every semi 22LR gun I've ever had or shot has "failed-to" something or other in about every mag...I still want to like this.

[@amcf1]

Try replacing the extractor. I did it on mine and has significantly improved the jamming issue.

[@blackswampoutdoors4850]

i may give that a go, it is extremely weak

[@bryangittings4197]

I would like to see how you polished it. Also, how you would clean and lube it and what you would use. I just bought 1 for fun

[@blackswampoutdoors4850]

i may work on a future video for that! it definitely helped! simply field strip the handgun and use a dremel tool with a felt tipped polishing cone, apply a bit of compound or flitz and lightly polish the inner guide rails and feed ramp!