Why can't I use a rim fire pistol? I have a walther p22 and it is a rim fire pistol. the rest of my guns are centerfire.
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Rimfire won't move it so you risk bounce back. It can take the rim fire no problem, but it won't give so the rounds may bounce back right at you. When you hit it with a center-fire round, it moves which absorbs some of the energy of the round.
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Darrington and Doug are correct. You risk the round ricocheting back and endangering you and anyone around you. They make targets specifically for rim fire rounds that are pretty low cost.
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Because a 22 lacks the energy to move plate. When it hits, it will splatter and some of that lead will come back to you.
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Most states have hunting laws that forbid use of low power rim fire guns such as a .22 calibre. A pellet rifle such as the Silent Cat would be included in this ban. Hunting anything larger than squirrels with a pellet gun would be ridiculous and cruel.
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I doubt it it's just not heavy enough I've had the targets bounce back around with high power airgun a rimfire would most likely damage the targets or even punch holes in them you could try .22 short or CB but any more I'm quite sure would damage it
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There good for smaller guns. It said ten pounds on the box, but my things are much heavier. I bought two but decided to just get a couple stronger ones for shot guns, rifles, and just badass desert eagles. For a Walter or a 380, perfect.....but beretta 9mm or higher...get a stronger. Now I never tested my glocks, but I have a g23 with extended clips, two taped together with a nice light and laser attached....so I never tried. But what r you working with?
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I just saw the video review of the "Beeman P17"And I'm sure you can work it in there, I don't think you could have much issues.. but remember this pellet pen is mainly for a brake action rifles.
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no orange tip on .177 or .22 cal gunsBTW: the magazines are junk. last less than 300 rounds. I would look for something else.I purchased 4 Umarex pistols within a week. All were dead within 3 months. What a mistake!red
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This scope is meant to be used for big game with centerfire calibers. There is a model with an adjustable objective that is better suited to rimfire rifles because of the AO. No it is not too much for a .22 rimfire, but you would be better served with the rimfire model. It is a nice scope for the money.
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Go to www.PyramydAir.com and ask them, they are the experts. If the pistol is single shot, I think there is no problem, but if you have to load them in a magazine of any kind, it will not work because of the lenght of the pellet. It will no fit unles the magazine have a clearance for it, verify with the experts, good shooting.
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1911 Sig Sauer . . . Nice! Sorry mine not Sig. but fit perfectly, no problems.
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I think the targeted purchaser is for a bb gun,airsoft, and paintball.I would google top 10 red dot sights for center fire guns.The clarity is not on par with walther, but no one can complain;since it is inexpensive.
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They are separate. The pistol is not the best thing. It is too light, the trigger uncomfortable. If you can dry fire your own pistol, use that
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My first thought would be to see if Pocket shot makes one specifically for the Beretta 21 and/or Taurus PT22. They are perfectly fit to the guns for which they are made. Or try one and see if it fits, but have an option to return if it doesn't. Other than that, afraid I can't help much. The Pocket Shot is a great invention tho.
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It might, but why put a "rimfire" scope on a centerfire rifle? Just get a scope designed for a centerfire. Nikon makes a lot of good scopes for centerfire rifles, as do many other companies. You will be a lot happier getting the right scope for your gun.
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You should use this as a secondary. Don't get me wrong it is a good gun, but it is low fps, this is more of a full auto pistol as a backup for a sniper.
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Call Galloway directly. They are very helpful with their service. I absolutely wouldn't recommend playing with a firearm design, or performing ad hoc mods based on a guess (from internet "opinions & claims".) If you can't find an after-market mod for your pistol from a reputable provider, it means there isn't enough market demand, or it isn't needed. good luck!
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Honestly, I don't think so, but to confirm, may I suggest going to the Walther forum; http://www.waltherforums.com/forum/
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No, I don't see any way. I don't own a P22, mine is on a Sig P250-Compact. My picatinny rail has 4 slots, which are standard in size of course, and then has a little space before the front of the trigger guard.The laser fits into the first slot of the rail and continues back to the point where the 5th slot would begin. Looking at the Walther website, a P22 only has 3 slots on the rail, and the trigger guard is where the 4th would begin. Too short, in my estimation.