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Thank goodness that 22 has a compensator to handle the recoil… I’m guessing the 6.5Cr guys will be placing orders for these Sigs like crazy, lol! Good tip about loading the magazines!
They did. I was told by Sig, today, June 21, 2024 that that program is over but the guy I spoke with tried to resurrect it for me and I could have gotten some kind of deal, but it turns out it was almost as good to simply trade in my Mosquito to my dealer which I did.
I own the sig P322 and i have more fun with this handgun! Like you say, loading is key, just take a minute and watch the angle as you go. I havent had the leading issue that some have but ill bet that may be an ammo issue more than a gun issue, i love this plinker! 👍🏼👍🏼
I like the reviews from the plinkster and the Honest Outlaw for their integrity of what they demonstrate. If the firearm has problems or downsides they say so. The only problem is how much money I spend from watching their channels.
Great video. Thank you for introducing me to another firearm that I just didn’t know anything about. The magazine capacity is great. My big issue with many .22 LR chamberings is limited magazine capacity; especially with pistols. This gun solves that problem.
You're just reminding me that my State thinks I belong in prison if my little pew-pew has more than 10 rounds in it. That is, until the Supreme Court finally tells them to quit being idiots 🤣
Questions: Where can I find a compensator? What kind of holster would this thing fit into? Looking into a full sized standard p322 to use as an EDC/self-defense gun. Comping it does seem a little silly, but keeping recoil flip to a minimum does have its advantages. Dot sights, light and laser also help; but you need a holster, all the same. Maybe removing that wing looking piece might make the Competition model more carry-friendly, if it can be removed, but I would still prefer an all black gun for an EDC.
Well now this is a interesting video and a very interesting firearm. I own the standard Sig Sauer p322 and it is definitely the best 22 LR pistol that I own. The one thing that I do like about my Sig Sauer p322 is that it will shoot any type of bulk ammo and that is very good for saving money. I do not like compensators on the end of my barrel as they are just too loud and I don't see the need on a 22 LR pistol.
After your presentation of the P322 last year as probably the best polymer rimfire pistol on the market, I almost bought one... The market launch in Germany was a long time coming - fortunately. Because in America various, massive problems had become noticeable... I'll just say lead fowling and Customer Service... That's why I bought what is actually the best tactical (polymer) rimfire pistol on the market - the FN 502 Tactical! It really tolerated every cartridge that I tried - including subsonic, no problems with the barrel or the magazines, and the safety devices also worked absolutely problem-free! The video of the competition you were in, and other videos here about the 502 made me make absolutely the right decision. And the best thing about it - the FN 502 and FN 509 are almost identical. Rimfire pistol and centerfire pistol with the same grip and frame, without converting anything. Disadvantage: Here in Germany the FN 502 Tactical is even more expensive than the P322, but it was worth it...🙈
Just got my p322, and put 150 rounds through it only 1 light primer strike on some cheap Remington golden bullet. Ran Aguila, Winchester expert and federal blue box perfectly.
Would you choose the sig p322 or the Taurus TX 22? I've seen where they have had trouble with the barrels on the sig. Just wondering which one you thought was better. Thanks
I have a 322 No fowling barrel. Runs great. It groups like 3” at 20 yards. There barrel is the culprit. Sig junk barrel. Hope someone makes a good aftermarket barrel. Only explanation I can figure
Is the trigger any different than the standard 322? I did not care for the feel of the original. Heavy and kind of a “dead” feel. Definitely not what I would want in a competition pistol. Appreciate any feedback with first-hand knowledge of this new product.
When i first saw this gun i looked for a review of it by you. now that ive had it since nov i finally checked back. she is a fast fun lil booger isnt she. have you loaded her up with uppercuts yet? if so how does she like them?
I picked up a barely used one at the local ffl for 280. Super lucky it didn't have the barrel issue, but for that price it was worth the gamble. I got almost 2000 rounds through and cleaned the barrel once shortly after I got it. Its dirty for sure, but there's no lead in the barrel. Guy at work offered me 350 for it after he shot it and I just couldn't do it. I'm able to shoot as much as I want at my job (giant dirt pit/piles) so I usually get 3-4 mags after work. 9mm got real expensive after doing that for a month or so lol.
Hey I am going to purchase a 22 pistol to start teaching my grandchildren how to shoot. They have been around guns and they are comfortable and safe around them. This pistol is a little much. I’m looking for a little advice I’ve heard good things about the Taurus and the Ruger sr 22. Is there any others you recommend. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. William
I purchased the Sig 322 based on your review. took me a year to find one. Been having nothing but problems with lite primmer strikes also when loading a new mag the slide goes home and loads by itself. Have you had any of those problems with yours if so please advise what you have done
I never get lite primer strikes with mine. I do occasionally get malfunctions because of the magazine. I have found if you tap the magazines a few times with your hand or on a hard surface, it helps seat the rounds to where they need to go. Just like what you'd do with an AR magazine. There's a reason why many companies stick with a 10 round magazine, then try to make a staggerd magazine.
@@22plinksterI too have a number of light primer strikes. I’ve never had a .22 this finicky with ammo. My friend has the same issue. Notify Sig, they have decent costumer service. Sig uses the costumer as their R&D.
@@danielclemens4509 I've had the P322 for over a year now and have put around 2000 rounds through it. Sent it back to sig after about 6-700 rounds due to light primer strikes and a defective rear sight. They fixed both it seems, as the pistol now runs very well as long as I clean it every 400-500 rounds or so, which is the same as my TX22. It's not perfect but nothing in the 22LR auto pistol world really is. It's a rimmed dirty little cartridge that is not 100% reliable in any autoloader pistol, let alone one that can hold 20-25 rounds. My TX22 and Sig P322 are both among my most used and most enjoyed firearms, particularly because they are adaptable to popular muzzle devices. Sig customer service was very good and the turnaround time was fast, fwiw.
I have four, 2 black and 2 fde I love the little pistol !!! I have abused one of them on purpose, just to see what will happen. I have around 10,000 round through it at his point, almost all CCi mini mag 40gr target. I wipe the gun down after firing, but haven’t cleaned it in over 4000 rounds. I have had a few failure to feed and a few light primer strikes (which I truly believe was caused by bad rounds). Everyone has different opinions, but I love mine !!
@@22plinkster I would like to try one. I just ordered a Holosun EPS 2moa dot with 32 moa circle for my 10 mm Smith. I can see it clearly despite my astigmatism. Same goes for the 507. I plan to buy a Sig 322 and put a red dot on it as well. I looked at 322 Comp and 322 Standard today while attending a gunshow in Murfreesboro. Both had the Sig red dot. The dot looked like the star of Bethlehem through my eyes. I would like to see how a Riton looks before ordering another Holosun. I will not need a closed emitter for what I will use a 322 for.
As a "competition" gun this makes no sense. Steel Challenge is probably where this will be used the most. 5 round strings with time to reload. Yes the higher mag capacity makes it so you don't have to reload but the compared with more traditional guns there are just too many trade offs. On say a Ruger 22/45 the slide doesn't reciprocate. The dot stays where you put it, given it's a 22lr there is no recoil really. Most race 22's have a threaded barrel to put on a comp. And add a Tandemkross thumb rest and you pretty much have the P322 beat.
I am an absolute Sig guy, but when I was shopping for a .22, I went for the Taurus TX22. I held, I tested, and despite my love of Sigs, it just seemed like the better firearm. Lots of rounds through the Taurus with zero failures. I think I made a good choice.
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OK, so just to LYK I'm going to be asking other YOuTuBERS familiar with 22lr ammo this same question (EXACTLY). What brands and make would you consider to be the most reliable and accurate at both short and long distances? YOuTuBERS is spelled that way because .... Well, I'm hoping that yoU are honest with me and not promoting a product.
The p322 is a nice concept but executed poorly. It jams to much the barrels had a problem with leading. I had my choice between the P322 and the Glock 44. I took the Glock and I couldn’t be more happy. The only downside is it isn’t cut for an optic. I just run CCI or aguila no problems. I didn’t want to take the risk buying the P322 and spending weeks dealing with their customer service. I would confidently take a Taurus TX22 over the P322 that Taurus will run anything. Looks like an interesting gun just seems like Sig is hit or miss with these newer models.
Interesting, my Taurus tx22 and my Glock 44 are both jam-o-matics. My Sig p322 runs everything and I'm not a Sig fan normally, except when it comes to my p322.
@@opencarry3860 To each is own that sucks that you had that experience. I keep my guns cleaned and lubed and I run the right ammo through them. Some guns are picky. Glock 44 needs at least 38-40 grain to run consistently. 40 grain is the preferred weight in my opinion for the Glock 44 stick to CCI and Aguila. The TX22 ate everything from CCI to Remington bolt packs
What a disappointment my P322 was. Anything over 10 rounds in the magazine and it will not function correctly... Buyer beware, Sig tests products on their customers and you will be lucky if you get it fixed.
You can shoot "kind of precision" you said. Sorry, but the gun should be able to do better to be worthwhile. Another reviewer said the gun is capable of shooting 3" groups at 15 yards. I don't think that's good at all. My Taurus TX22 Competition shoots much better than that. I also don't like the fact that it comes with a pre-selected red dot. You may have swapped it out for something different but you still pay for it when you buy the gun.
A compensator on a .22 is a joke. There simply isn't enough gas exiting the bore to push on anything. From what I can see in the video this pistol still has the same amount of recoil as the standard P322, and what there is is mostly caused by the slide coming back.
Giant comp on a 22 is cringe. I'd like to see a slow motion video comparing the comp to a plain bolt on the end of equal weight to see if it's doing anything.
I have (2) P322’s and have no issues with quality ammo like CCI (not high dollar match grade). I have lots of issues when I ran cheap bulk Remington ammunition. 🤷♂️
@PripyatPlayground I owned it for about a year and in that time I had to send it back to sig in nh 3 different times all for the same reason, after the first 3 Mags only 60 rnds I noticed the gun sounded different so I broke it down the end of the barrel had so much lead buildup it was no longer round, so i sent it back they replaced the barrel and two other parts, after 2 months I got it back went to the range 4 Mags 80 rounds it did it again, 3 months later I got it back and they replaced the barrel again, took it back to the range about 2 months after that I put 7 Mags through it cleaning the barrel after every mag and it did it again so when I got it back I sold it as fast as I could lol my taurus tx22 has about 5k rounds through it never had a single problem
Thank goodness that 22 has a compensator to handle the recoil… I’m guessing the 6.5Cr guys will be placing orders for these Sigs like crazy, lol!
Good tip about loading the magazines!
They should offer a buy back program for the mosquito 😊
They did. I was told by Sig, today, June 21, 2024 that that program is over but the guy I spoke with tried to resurrect it for me and I could have gotten some kind of deal, but it turns out it was almost as good to simply trade in my Mosquito to my dealer which I did.
Gas pedal all the things. I got one for my 9mm and it makes a huge difference.
I own the sig P322 and i have more fun with this handgun! Like you say, loading is key, just take a minute and watch the angle as you go. I havent had the leading issue that some have but ill bet that may be an ammo issue more than a gun issue, i love this plinker! 👍🏼👍🏼
U STARTED MY JOURNEY THANK U SIR.... BEEN WATCHING U FROM THE START.... KEEP PLINKING 🎯🎯
I like the reviews from the plinkster and the Honest Outlaw for their integrity of what they demonstrate. If the firearm has problems or downsides they say so. The only problem is how much money I spend from watching their channels.
Then I recommend you watch @ToolsandTargets
What worries me is they are very honest but seem not to be as wealthy as the other guntubers so what does that say about the other tubers?
Great video. Thank you for introducing me to another firearm that I just didn’t know anything about. The magazine capacity is great. My big issue with many .22 LR chamberings is limited magazine capacity; especially with pistols. This gun solves that problem.
You're just reminding me that my State thinks I belong in prison if my little pew-pew has more than 10 rounds in it. That is, until the Supreme Court finally tells them to quit being idiots 🤣
I have a Sig Trailside. It’s Polymer and predates the Mosquito. I realize it’s a rebranded Hamereli but it says Sig. Nic shooting gun , great grip.
Well, now I don't feel so inadequate as even the great 22plinkster can struggle with speed and accuracy sometimes. 😄
Questions: Where can I find a compensator? What kind of holster would this thing fit into?
Looking into a full sized standard p322 to use as an EDC/self-defense gun. Comping it does seem a little silly, but keeping recoil flip to a minimum does have its advantages. Dot sights, light and laser also help; but you need a holster, all the same. Maybe removing that wing looking piece might make the Competition model more carry-friendly, if it can be removed, but I would still prefer an all black gun for an EDC.
Well now this is a interesting video and a very interesting firearm. I own the standard Sig Sauer p322 and it is definitely the best 22 LR pistol that I own. The one thing that I do like about my Sig Sauer p322 is that it will shoot any type of bulk ammo and that is very good for saving money. I do not like compensators on the end of my barrel as they are just too loud and I don't see the need on a 22 LR pistol.
Yeah it does nothing on a 22lr
Looks like a post Christmas gift To myself. 😂
Any word on if the muzzle break and race pedal will be sold separately? Retro fit our existing p322?
Seeing as how this pistol is RETAILING for a full $200 more than the P322 tac pac, I think you'll be paying dearly for those two stand-alone items.
Outstanding video. 22Plinkers 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Looks sweet !!!
Looks very cool. Thanks
Would like to see a better camera angle so we can seethe gun more and what the recoil impulse looks like
You want to see the recoil impulse on a 22?
@@joemama69448 yes, especially if it’s compensated
After your presentation of the P322 last year as probably the best polymer rimfire pistol on the market, I almost bought one...
The market launch in Germany was a long time coming - fortunately. Because in America various, massive problems had become noticeable... I'll just say lead fowling and Customer Service...
That's why I bought what is actually the best tactical (polymer) rimfire pistol on the market - the FN 502 Tactical! It really tolerated every cartridge that I tried - including subsonic, no problems with the barrel or the magazines, and the safety devices also worked absolutely problem-free! The video of the competition you were in, and other videos here about the 502 made me make absolutely the right decision. And the best thing about it - the FN 502 and FN 509 are almost identical. Rimfire pistol and centerfire pistol with the same grip and frame, without converting anything. Disadvantage: Here in Germany the FN 502 Tactical is even more expensive than the P322, but it was worth it...🙈
Not really. The FN is bulky and only holds 15 rounds. My P 322 is flawless.
Just got my p322, and put 150 rounds through it only 1 light primer strike on some cheap Remington golden bullet. Ran Aguila, Winchester expert and federal blue box perfectly.
That gun seems pretty sweet. The federal champion ammo gives me trouble in every gun I put it in.
Another,"play over again" video by the plinkster. You get to shoot the coolest stuff with a set of "everybody wants" targets
Would you choose the sig p322 or the Taurus TX 22? I've seen where they have had trouble with the barrels on the sig. Just wondering which one you thought was better. Thanks
My p322 with a deadair mask is arguably the most fun firearm I own
I have a 322 No fowling barrel. Runs great. It groups like 3” at 20 yards. There barrel is the culprit. Sig junk barrel. Hope someone makes a good aftermarket barrel. Only explanation I can figure
Is the trigger any different than the standard 322? I did not care for the feel of the original. Heavy and kind of a “dead” feel. Definitely not what I would want in a competition pistol.
Appreciate any feedback with first-hand knowledge of this new product.
I wonder if this guy has ever done a review on the S&W A1 .22?
I have one, but I’ve never seen a review on one.
When i first saw this gun i looked for a review of it by you. now that ive had it since nov i finally checked back. she is a fast fun lil booger isnt she. have you loaded her up with uppercuts yet? if so how does she like them?
More guns with aluminum bits need a clear anodization option.
I would like to know if airsoft accessories are good enough for .22 firearms.
Definitely looks like a fun pistol! Do you have a video or any information on those lights on your steel plates? TIA
He lists the lights in the description last month, or you could just Google "target lights"
Any problems with leading? I had seen that some people had issues. It was enough to keep me from buying it when they first came out.
Can you do a review of sig P250 22LR pistol?
I picked up my Sig P365AXG Legion yesterday. I was going to add a P322 to the paper work but I could not get a good price.
I picked up a barely used one at the local ffl for 280. Super lucky it didn't have the barrel issue, but for that price it was worth the gamble. I got almost 2000 rounds through and cleaned the barrel once shortly after I got it. Its dirty for sure, but there's no lead in the barrel. Guy at work offered me 350 for it after he shot it and I just couldn't do it. I'm able to shoot as much as I want at my job (giant dirt pit/piles) so I usually get 3-4 mags after work. 9mm got real expensive after doing that for a month or so lol.
But did they fix the leading issue, touchy slide release etc?
Dang, I need to get one of these. Also, I guess we are the same age, I thought you were a lot younger than me.
Do you know, do they sell the compensator separately for those of us that already have the p322?
I like my 322 but those 25rd mags never fed correctly on my 322
How far are the targets when you were doing the speed shooting?
Is it possible to replace the Romeo with traditional iron sight while still keeping the charging handle?
Have to ask, did the barrel lead up like others I've seen on u-tube?
So I wonder how hard you need to drop a loaded mag before I screws up bullet stagger and makes it unreliable
Other than looking cool, do I really need a compensator on a 22LR?
Did they fix the lead fouling?
Nice, Great Stuff 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
What about the sig sauer p250 22lr?
What did you do at min. 3:10? sounds like you racked the slide or swapped mags
Where do you get those targets with lights on them?
Is the 322c striker fired or hammer fired?
I love how a week after I got the g44, this thing comes out. Just can’t win lol
Is yours not lead fouling up?
Hey I am going to purchase a 22 pistol to start teaching my grandchildren how to shoot. They have been around guns and they are comfortable and safe around them. This pistol is a little much. I’m looking for a little advice I’ve heard good things about the Taurus and the Ruger sr 22. Is there any others you recommend. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. William
Just get the regular p322. It’s somewhere around $400.
How does it work with CCI Stangers?
I purchased the Sig 322 based on your review. took me a year to find one. Been having nothing but problems with lite primmer strikes also when loading a new mag the slide goes home and loads by itself. Have you had any of those problems with yours if so please advise what you have done
I never get lite primer strikes with mine. I do occasionally get malfunctions because of the magazine. I have found if you tap the magazines a few times with your hand or on a hard surface, it helps seat the rounds to where they need to go. Just like what you'd do with an AR magazine. There's a reason why many companies stick with a 10 round magazine, then try to make a staggerd magazine.
@@22plinksterI too have a number of light primer strikes. I’ve never had a .22 this finicky with ammo. My friend has the same issue. Notify Sig, they have decent costumer service. Sig uses the costumer as their R&D.
@@danielclemens4509 I've had the P322 for over a year now and have put around 2000 rounds through it. Sent it back to sig after about 6-700 rounds due to light primer strikes and a defective rear sight. They fixed both it seems, as the pistol now runs very well as long as I clean it every 400-500 rounds or so, which is the same as my TX22. It's not perfect but nothing in the 22LR auto pistol world really is. It's a rimmed dirty little cartridge that is not 100% reliable in any autoloader pistol, let alone one that can hold 20-25 rounds. My TX22 and Sig P322 are both among my most used and most enjoyed firearms, particularly because they are adaptable to popular muzzle devices. Sig customer service was very good and the turnaround time was fast, fwiw.
I have four, 2 black and 2 fde
I love the little pistol !!!
I have abused one of them on purpose, just to see what will happen.
I have around 10,000 round through it at his point, almost all CCi mini mag 40gr target.
I wipe the gun down after firing, but haven’t cleaned it in over 4000 rounds. I have had a few failure to feed and a few light primer strikes (which I truly believe was caused by bad rounds).
Everyone has different opinions, but I love mine !!
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I see you are using a Riton optic in place of the one from Sig. Do you just like it better? I have an astigmatism and Holosun works best for me.
Yes, I like the Riton better.
@@22plinkster I would like to try one. I just ordered a Holosun EPS 2moa dot with 32 moa circle for my 10 mm Smith. I can see it clearly despite my astigmatism. Same goes for the 507. I plan to buy a Sig 322 and put a red dot on it as well. I looked at 322 Comp and 322 Standard today while attending a gunshow in Murfreesboro. Both had the Sig red dot. The dot looked like the star of Bethlehem through my eyes. I would like to see how a Riton looks before ordering another Holosun. I will not need a closed emitter for what I will use a 322 for.
I would buy this gun .
I’ve been looking for the charging handle and comp to add to mine but I can’t find it anywhere! Any help?
Well I’m already getting leading issues with it!
As a "competition" gun this makes no sense. Steel Challenge is probably where this will be used the most. 5 round strings with time to reload. Yes the higher mag capacity makes it so you don't have to reload but the compared with more traditional guns there are just too many trade offs. On say a Ruger 22/45 the slide doesn't reciprocate. The dot stays where you put it, given it's a 22lr there is no recoil really. Most race 22's have a threaded barrel to put on a comp. And add a Tandemkross thumb rest and you pretty much have the P322 beat.
What about leading ??
I still have my early Taurus TX22 and that poor sucker has probably ate 12,000 rounds
I am an absolute Sig guy, but when I was shopping for a .22, I went for the Taurus TX22. I held, I tested, and despite my love of Sigs, it just seemed like the better firearm. Lots of rounds through the Taurus with zero failures. I think I made a good choice.
@@rdm1000 me and my kids have put boxes and boxes and boxes of federal bulk 22lr and outside of ammo it's been great
I really enjoy my 322 but how does a comp lessen the sting of the mighty recoil of the .22?
It's got a teeny tiny inscription on the inside that says "recoil free zone"
It doesn’t
Not if they didn’t fix the barrel leading issues. P17 is still a much better value in my opinion.
15 rounds in Illinois only .
15?! Luxury, 10 in CA. 🙃
Just an fyi, your mic is peaking with static feedback at times.
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Msrp?
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Why?
guessing 500$ 🤔a great 22 race gun.
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OK BUT HOW DO I TURN IT OFF???
Okay but how do I type bold letters?
@@joshuagibson2520asterisk on either side of what you want bolded
@@rob6850 thank you.
@@joshuagibson2520sure thing! That's the *only* one I know
The most important question is did they ever fix the dangerous leading issues???? If not, it's a paper weight.
Brought a 322. Terrible mistake
OK, so just to LYK I'm going to be asking other YOuTuBERS familiar with 22lr ammo this same question (EXACTLY). What brands and make would you consider to be the most reliable and accurate at both short and long distances? YOuTuBERS is spelled that way because .... Well, I'm hoping that yoU are honest with me and not promoting a product.
The p322 is a nice concept but executed poorly. It jams to much the barrels had a problem with leading. I had my choice between the P322 and the Glock 44. I took the Glock and I couldn’t be more happy. The only downside is it isn’t cut for an optic. I just run CCI or aguila no problems. I didn’t want to take the risk buying the P322 and spending weeks dealing with their customer service. I would confidently take a Taurus TX22 over the P322 that Taurus will run anything. Looks like an interesting gun just seems like Sig is hit or miss with these newer models.
Interesting, my Taurus tx22 and my Glock 44 are both jam-o-matics. My Sig p322 runs everything and I'm not a Sig fan normally, except when it comes to my p322.
@@opencarry3860 To each is own that sucks that you had that experience. I keep my guns cleaned and lubed and I run the right ammo through them. Some guns are picky. Glock 44 needs at least 38-40 grain to run consistently. 40 grain is the preferred weight in my opinion for the Glock 44 stick to CCI and Aguila. The TX22 ate everything from CCI to Remington bolt packs
Have you seen any of the leading issues people are reporting?
It’s definitely not the clothing I got the same fit and my shit pops it’s your build and lack of choosing the correct sizing my guy
What a disappointment my P322 was. Anything over 10 rounds in the magazine and it will not function correctly... Buyer beware, Sig tests products on their customers and you will be lucky if you get it fixed.
You can shoot "kind of precision" you said. Sorry, but the gun should be able to do better to be worthwhile. Another reviewer said the gun is capable of shooting 3" groups at 15 yards. I don't think that's good at all. My Taurus TX22 Competition shoots much better than that. I also don't like the fact that it comes with a pre-selected red dot. You may have swapped it out for something different but you still pay for it when you buy the gun.
You're 45 and your speed shooting skills are degraded? Jerry Miculek is nearly 70 years old. C'mon Man!
U missed alot... no lights.. no green
He only has a few of those lights. Maybe 4-5 at most. Has WAY more targets than that.
A compensator on a .22 is a joke. There simply isn't enough gas exiting the bore to push on anything. From what I can see in the video this pistol still has the same amount of recoil as the standard P322, and what there is is mostly caused by the slide coming back.
A comp on a .22 is like a spoiler on a stock Honda civic... what's the point??
How many speed steel challenges have you shot?
@@22plinkstera lot. Comps are dirt collectors and the flip decrease is,negligible.
How many subs have you lost because of "Shorts" ?
Meh
The original 322 was absolute trash
Giant comp on a 22 is cringe. I'd like to see a slow motion video comparing the comp to a plain bolt on the end of equal weight to see if it's doing anything.
P322 are crapy pistols . Jam city with most ammo . Sad but true . Don’t waste the money .
Might be the ammo you use
I have (2) P322’s and have no issues with quality ammo like CCI (not high dollar match grade). I have lots of issues when I ran cheap bulk Remington ammunition. 🤷♂️
I've had no issues with mine.
Wrong, I have a P322, 1200 rounds through it. Excellent gun, very accurate.
No issues at all here.
They should do this in a 9 mm
Watch out for ghost players and weird people
The sig p322 is one of the worst guns I have ever owned
Why is that?
@PripyatPlayground I owned it for about a year and in that time I had to send it back to sig in nh 3 different times all for the same reason, after the first 3 Mags only 60 rnds I noticed the gun sounded different so I broke it down the end of the barrel had so much lead buildup it was no longer round, so i sent it back they replaced the barrel and two other parts, after 2 months I got it back went to the range 4 Mags 80 rounds it did it again, 3 months later I got it back and they replaced the barrel again, took it back to the range about 2 months after that I put 7 Mags through it cleaning the barrel after every mag and it did it again so when I got it back I sold it as fast as I could lol my taurus tx22 has about 5k rounds through it never had a single problem