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A very, very informative video that is chock full of useful observations and critique for these little arms! Thank you very much for this info!

Will nylon tie strap work as well as cord?

Genius, I just installed a CTR on my AK and was thinking how I could remove the riser quickly to use iron sights if need be. This is a really elegant clever solution.

This is brilliant

Thank You .

The worst .22 pistol that ever exists in the history of guns. You can get yourself killed or injured by this gun. It is quite difficult for me to operate and the design really sucks to the core.

Very comprehensive video. Thanks for your careful work.

Just bought mine 2 days ago. Then I ordered the 5” barrel and case.

I love mine, for the price it’s a great shooter! It’s accurate and reliable as far as 22 goes. I’ve even bought extra recoil springs, a firing pin and firing pin spring just in case. You get one hell of a wallop for your dollar buying this fun little shooter. Only downside is the safety’s are so redundant and unnecessary. For the money you can’t beat it though.

Thank you for posting; this is an excellent video, great info and concise presentation. Given that this is for entertainment purposes only and should in no way be considered advice or instruction; hypothetically speaking, what effect do you believe overshot cards might have, aside from increased OAL?

i have been looking for a video like this. thank you youtube! if a gasket needs to be replaced, do you know of a good place to find one?

Thank you. Good info. I am looking for an ejector for this gun but cannot seem to find any . If you know where I can get one please feel free to let me know.

thank you . great video.

Excellent method. Thanks💯❤️

? I've had one for 8 years getting a little pitting spot in my feed ramp. Do you think warranty would cover?

Thanks for making this video

Thanks for making this video

Are you cold casting any of your bullets or just hot casting?

Phoenix should raise the quality and the price ,its a good platform, maybe use steel instead of pot metal.

great work my friend thats one good review do u like the 25 caliber version

A friend of mine used one of these to fend off an attacker many many years ago in Phoenix, AZ.... long story short, 22lr is indedd "lethal"

Very well done! (And you didn't even need any music, jokes or crazy voices)🙃

Loading a quiet round first in the mag is a brilliant idea. Thank you.

Will this cheek riser click in place in the opposite direction??

Best video on this Phoenix HP22A/22LR so far, Thanks, ...oldgunbuff.43

Awesome idea. Thanks

Excellent vid!

I found the same exact ammo can in a antique store and this was a pretty good tutorial

Cheap gun designed by California lawyers. I have the HP22. Some say HP22A is worse. Do the common safety/slide latch/magazine interlock mod, so the manual of arms becomes more normal (and safer). Then push the superfluous slide mounted firing pin block safety UP and secure it with epoxy, so it won’t drop and apply itself during a string of fire. Trigger is still poor, and reset very long. But sights are acceptable for a mouse gun. If you keep it very clean and lubed, it should be fairly reliable with hi-speed ammo. Aftermarket springs are available. I’m thinking of carefully polishing the feed ramp. If you can afford something better, don’t trust your life to Phoenix. But it is fun.

I bought the pistol in 357 sig and it runs flawlessly.

I've had mine for nearly 19 years. Love it. Shot thousands of rounds through it, and it's been great. Customer service is awesome. Sent my slide in for service, and it was lost in the mail. Phoenix arms sent a new slide completely free. Wasn't their fault in any way. Takes a little getting used to with the extra safeties, but once you get it down it's second nature. Great gun and a great price. Great video. Thanks for sharing

Compare spring tension to a hi point in same cal . Blow back is tricky .

GREAT VIDEO!

What if you put some wax on the trip

Hello, thanks for your review. i just bought this from a friend. When I took it to the range, i noticed that as i shot it was kicking the mag out causing it to jam. Any clue how to fix that?

I never understand why people use dogshit foreign ammo and then complain their gun doesn't run smoothly. CCi ammo is american made and still cheap, I've never had a single failure to feed out of American ammo with this gun. Not one.

I start by checking that the can for one will steal sral by filling it with water and turning it upside down, if it passes, it's dried, then sandblasted inside and out. The recoated with 3 coats of Epoxy Enamel, heat curing between each coat. Silicone treatment of the gasket, and graphite lubrication of all moving parts of the can.

I’ve been making slugs using your method for several years now. This is a very informative video. Most people don’t realize how accurate these slugs are, and can be made for a fraction of the cost of factory slugs. Thanks for the great video !

Very informative! I really appreciate the detail. Was in the process of trying it myself. Ran across your video in my resrarch. You saved me time and money! Thank! Well done!

Good review.

One of the best videos on UA-cam for knowledge about the HP22A Thank you!!

Have you had any issues of the magazines baseplates falling off?

How’s it holding up?

Good detailed video

Awesome video I learned years ago but your video is the best one. I’ve watched also watched Bob Roundtree and shotgun reloader on UA-cam. Good information.

What size drill bit did you use??

Just purchased two of these and thank you for the video , very knowledgeable

I got one of these recently and ironically found it shot federal really well but the PMC 115 grain I have found has a lot of jams. I’m going to run it as is for a while but I found this video super insightful thank you very much and God bless!

Where do you get your materials. I want to do this because you can not buy a 16 gauge slug 😒

I have the .45 model. I have been looking for a trigger return spring for some time. I will try the sites you kindly offered here. Thanks for making this video!