.40 to .22 conversion or a new .22?

[CaptBuzz]

That being said, anyone have any first hand experience with any of these?:

ISSC M-22
GSG-1911
Sig Mosquito
Walther P22
S&W M&P 22

[dustoff31]

That being said, anyone have any first hand experience with any of these?:

ISSC M-22
GSG-1911
Sig Mosquito
Walther P22
S&W M&P 22

I've got an M-22. Saw your eariler post, Good grief, are they really going for that much now? ~$500?

Anyway, I like it. Shoots well, quite accurate. But it's not just a baby Glock, completely different on the inside.

I'm not impressed with the sights. Both front and rear are plastic, and rather flimsy. I'm sure it is just a matter of time until I bump or hit them with something and they break.

The factory instructions say that you should run a few hundred rounds of high velocity ammo, CCI Mini-Mags IIRC, through them at first for a break in. I did and haven't had any problems.

Yeah, an occasional jam here and there, but no more than with any other .22 semi-auto. Certainly nothing I would attribute to the gun itself.

[CaptBuzz]

Ya, the M22 is sticker'd at $399 at my local shops. What really turns me off is the "read manual before use" stamped into the frame.

[brassburnz]

I have an Advantage Arms LE .22 conversion for my Glock 22. Takes about a minute to swap out the slide and magazine. After I figured out what type of ammo the conversion likes, it runs like a champ. I have seven magazines, so I just load them up plink away.

5 magazines of .22 rimfire = 2 bucks
5 magazines of .40 cal = 15 bucks

Same trigger pull. Essentially the same sight picture.
Heft is different. Recoil is different.