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Bugout gun Walther P22

Ideal gun for a bug out weapon. Very light weight pistol and the ammo is super light as well. Walther P22, 10 round magazine, semi-auto .22lr pistol with Streamlight TLR3.


Added: Jul-11-2012 Occurred On: Jul-11-2012
By: furious1
In: Weapons
Tags: pistol, walther, german
Location: Georgia, United States (load item map)
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  • i wouldn't recommend a .22lr round for any life or death situation.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    GrandPuba (128.00)  

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    • @GrandPuba
      I dunno,
      I had a walther p22 few years ago.
      Nice shooting little gun.
      With some CCI hollow points you can do some mean damage.
      Took out a couple of rabbits at the ranch from 25 to 30 yds.
      Left a big ass hole on exit.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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    • @jph1162 I dunno about you but to me this gun seems like something you'd use especially for burrows or something of the sort. The flashlight, the caliber etc. Or maybe to kill off an animal which you've previously wounded.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      rumplestiltskin (264.20)

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    • @jph1162 You'll be all set when the zombie rabbit attack happens then...
      What about if China invades? Or (more likely) riots and police action.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      castanza128 (619.72)  

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    • @GrandPuba

      theres a reason why our cops use the walther p-99

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    • @castanza128

      exactly what im thinking. I don't trust it with the life of me and my family if it doesn't make the punk do a backflip.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      GrandPuba (128.00)  

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  • i just dont see the point of having such a big bulky .22 why not just step it up to a 9 or 40...

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    bushman42069 (158.60)  

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    • @bushman42069 More recoil in the calibers you mentioned. and you can certainly carry far more ammunition with a 22LR. I agree though, it's a big gun for 22LR. 22LR would be a bit more flexible for hunting small game and in a bug out situation, that might make some sense.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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  • Not my first choice of bug out gun. Make for nice back-up though. I'd rather have a Colt Woodsman. (con)Older, not cheap and kinda hard to find. Best would be Marlin tube fed .22 rifle. Small, accurate and most importantly, QUIET. Very quiet. No magazines, thats a trouble spot and mags fail. For covert bug out hunting/eating/survival quiet is key. .22 does have it's survival advantages. And any gun is better then no gun. Some guns are simply a good gun to get another gun with.
    For full on Zombie More..

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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  • No pistols for us anymore :( You can buy gas bb ones which look like that and would certainly do a bit of damage if you got shot by one but should you want to buy a blank firing gun it has to be bright orange. Clever eh lol.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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    • @Americanalltheway The Dunblane massacre put a stop to that,very nasty but come on,ruin every responsible person fun and sport?.If im right we can have air pistols,long barrel pistols and black power ones but you probably need a special licence for them.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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    • @Americanalltheway Im pretty sure never.

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      Freakster (448.10)  

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  • Another awesome gun I'll never own thanks to UK gun laws.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    wotucudavwon (163.88)  

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  • Eh I'd rather have a gun that weighs more and can take something out in one shot rather than 3 .22LR rounds. There just isn't a lot of power behind a .22, but they sure are light if you have to carry it. The downside, the ammo is dirty and the gun will jam more often.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    Sp33dyD3m0n (321.50)  

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    • @Sp33dyD3m0n

      It's only dirty if you use un-jacketed, bare-lead ammo.

      If you use "jacketed" (actually just a copper coating, not a true jacket) ammo, the fouling isn't a problem.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      jum_runky (1527.44)  

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    • @jum_runky

      can you buy jacketed .22lr ammo?

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      GrandPuba (128.00)  

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    • @GrandPuba

      Yup. It's called jacketed, but it's not really a jacket. It's just a copper dip.

      You can get jacketed hollow points, too, but hollow points are pretty pointless on a .22

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      jum_runky (1527.44)  

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    • @jum_runky Please don't talk like I'm an ignorant fool, I've been around guns every day since I was 12. The powder has a lot to do with it too since there is less gas pressure pushing back on the action. As soon as it gets a little soot the gun will need to be stripped all the way down and cleaned. Never use Blazer .22LRs!! Worst ammo ever for you .22s.
      I just spent over $900 today on a new Nikon P-223 scope for my AR with a BDC, a new Remington bolt action in 270WSM (short magnum) and ammo.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      Sp33dyD3m0n (321.50)  

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    • @GrandPuba

      Most of it isn't really jacketed like you would see in a center fire gun. It is more of a copper coating to help keep the barrel cleaner than it would be if you used bare lead bullets.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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  • What's 'bug out' please pros?

    Cool looking piece.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    BetterCallSaul (172.50)  

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    • @BetterCallSaul

      It is a term used by people who think there may be a temporary or permanent breakdown of law and order so bad you have to leave your home in a hurry to avoid the roving hoards of mutant zombie bikers terrorizing your town. It could also be because of another natural or manmade disaster.

      The second type is what is termed the Get Home Bag. This is basically a bag with a few “necessities” you keep on you or store in the trunk of your car. These tools you believe you would n More..

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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    • @BetterCallSaul

      it's this craze where you prepare for shit to go down. zombie apocalypse, EMP on the power grinds, situations where water food and gas would not be available and people who haven't prepared turn to "Marauding" , robbing innocents and invading homes for resources. Some people hoard supplies and play defense, other prepare "Bug out" equipment which is light weight survival gear such as strategically packed bags and light weight weapons for self defense to jus More..

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      GrandPuba (128.00)  

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    • @GrandPuba Good words of wisdom.

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    • @Kmanbay

      Great answers - thanks for taking the time, guys.

      Even though the term isn't used here (as far as I know) I'm annoyed I was unfamiliar with it since I a have a hefty preoccupation with societal-breakdown scenarios, undead or otherwise.

      Enough that I'm still playing Left 4 Dead and Day-Z well into my thirties, anyway.

      If you'll excuse me I'd best start packing.

      Posted Jul-20-2012 By 
      BetterCallSaul (172.50)  

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    • @GrandPuba

      @Kmanbay

      Great answers - thanks for taking the time, guys.

      Even though the term isn't used here (as far as I know) I'm annoyed I was unfamiliar with it since I a have a hefty preoccupation with societal-breakdown scenarios, undead or otherwise.

      Enough that I'm still playing Left 4 Dead and Day-Z well into my thirties, anyway.

      If you'll excuse me I'd best start packing.

      Posted Jul-20-2012 By 
      BetterCallSaul (172.50)  

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  • owned a p22, jammed on the first round of each mag, not very accurate, loved the gun but i woudnt put my life on it,

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    AAproductions (54.30)  

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    • @AAproductions

      Tried one out on a range and had the same experience. Had a lot of problems with the first generation - have no idea if they've fixed the issues. Wouldn't count on it either.

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      tsarbomba1 (191.36)  

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  • Nice weapon, but I'll stick with my PPS .40 for small gun applications.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    jum_runky (1527.44)  

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  • .22 guns are fun .

    I have a 22 revolver

    great for defending specially in combination with CCI Stinger Hollow point ammo
    No need for a heavy 9 mm in my pocket

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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  • The PPS 9mm is almost the perfect carry gun but the magazine release mechanism makes it impossible to fit a decent laser.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
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  • Jamo-matic do your self a favor and dont buy one. My friend and I shot every type of ammo and he had 6 mags for it. And it always jamed and the only thing that would help is using expensive CCI stingers in it which still malfunctioned all the time.

    Posted Jul-12-2012 By 
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  • Nothing like a gigantic, weapon mounted light to make you an easy target.
    "who's coming? what's that noise?"
    "I don't know, just shoot at the light!"

    Anyway, thanks for posting this. I've been looking for a nice threaded barrel .22 and forgot about this one. Was first thinking sig mosquito (uneliable) or ruger mk3 (expensive) now that you've jogged my memory about these, I will research it abit and maybe get one.

    Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
    castanza128 (619.72)  

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    • @Americanalltheway Nah, it's this: http://www.streamlight.com/product/product.aspx?pid=165
      A bigass bright friggin light.

      The same company makes one with a laser built in though: http://www.streamlight.com/product/product.aspx?pid=81

      Posted Jul-11-2012 By 
      castanza128 (619.72)  

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  • p-99 is much nicer

    still a nice gun....

    walther - quality made in germany

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