The grip on the P22Q feels very similar to an HK VP9 or HK45, which are both guns I feel have top-tier ergonomics. Luckily the Walther P22Q comes with amazing ergonomics for a handgun.

If it doesn’t feel good to shoot, you probably won’t want to shoot it much. The P22Q Has Incredible Ergonomicsīesides reliability one of the most essential things a gun can have is good ergonomics. It’s a great plinking gun that brings a lot of joy between the different ways you can shoot it. That’s something I find critical to any good gun.Īnother nice little feature that wins the P22Q brownie points in my book is the fact that it’s one of the select few single-action/double-action hammer-fired 22lr.Īll that put together makes this one of the most fun toys to bring to the range. It goes to show that even though the pistol has a polymer lower, is magazine-fed, and hammer-fired, it’s reliable to all hell. Starting off with the good the P22Q was able to easily take 1500 rounds of CCI Minimag. Additionally, the gun comes with 2 mags, swappable back straps, and Picatinny under barrel rail. The gun has rear sights that are adjustable for elevation and comes standard with a safety switch.

It’s a little gritty on the texture, but far from cheap feeling. The lower frame on the other hand is made from high-quality polymer through and through.

On top of all that this bad boy is magazine-fed and comes with a complete steel slide. 22lr micro-compact handgun that is hammer-fired and both single-action and double-action. I’m going to answer the question “is the Walther P22Q a good gun?”, and go in-depth into why and how I determined that answer. In my review, I’m going to talk about the good, the bad, and how it compares to other pistols. Today after plenty of testing and shooting, I am going to give my honest review of the Walther P22Q handgun.

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