Is this basically a 1322 pistol with a different forearm and front sight.?
2070924
its Just n air 22 rifle iron sights strong take out small game gotta work with it to really learn how to shoot it it's worth it
2070925
it's a pistol with a carbine stock and can be changed back into a pistol by changing the grips
2070926
It is the 1322 platform with a 2" longer barrel, carbine stock that has the quick disconnect feature and a more comfortable fore arm( less pinch prone). Front sight is the same.
2070927
It is very much like the 1322, probably is a 1322 frame, but replaces the 1322 pistol grips with a shoulder stock. Rear sight can be set up as a V groove or as a peep. I like the peep, my son uses the V groove. The stock is easily removed, and all goes into a small back pack, along with a water bottle, targets, and a can of 22 cal pellets. It is a nice setup for urban hunting.
1856139
Yes, but I would recommend getting the rear-sight package, which I didn't. It really needs that to compliment it. It is better than the original sight.
1016845
No, the entire unit replaces the front site on the pistol. Mine is still on there. Guess you only have the replace it if it wear outs or is damaged like any other sight. You can interchange the tubes for the other colors if you like so I guess it might have an easier chance to be knocked out if abused. I've had no problem with mine but take very good care of my weapon. Hope that helps.
42817
No it is not ... There is a adjustable rear sight and adjustable front sight atop the barrel . Honestly with this plinker sometimes you have to shoot a little left to hit right . A fun gun , accurate ? hmmm ! I think they forgot about that equation.
271488
no, it won't. However, my clone was built without a rear sight and i removed the front sight and replaced it with a low-profile gas block in order to use a longer forearm rail system. didn't need the iron sights as this scope has them built in above the optics. zoom in on the pic and you can see them. these sights are way better, in my opinion, to the iron sights that are usually found on ar's.
1175909
Yes it can be...it's threaded like any standard AR front sight. I am really happy with them!
963646
Yes, the rear fits on easily and the front needs to be carefully hand fitted as the MP22 does not have a tapered dovetail in front like the centerfire M&P guns. The slide is aluminum and the sight is steel, so be careful.
1798422
Yes, but not a "clean" fit. The front end will stick out beyond the trigger guard.
1403504
I dont know but the sight fit right on with no trouble at all and it made a huge diffeance in the gun. I also bought the rear sight for it also and it fit right on also both worked excellent on the gun and was a huge improvement on the gun. If anyone wants to save a little then the front sight should be your first swap out.
2195524
I had my gun smith install both. He has a jig to drill the holes for the rear sight. Drilled and tapped. And the front sight was welded on. Let a pro do it on this one. It will work and look great. Regards. Helmut 1*
282093
It should. No change in front sight. Not a problem to do yourself....if you have a padded vise and punch. The punch provided is a little flimsy.
176645
I don't know much about the gun in question, although I did look at a few pictures. It looks like there are many configurations for this gun. Pistol grip and magazine doesn't look like it would have enough space between the two. Without one or the other it may work.
2054510
Well Maam. I have one on a Mod 92 Win. Carbine. It works very well. You might have to purchase a barrel band for the front. But I believe it certainly should work for you. Jacamo
2071070
I have the Bersa Thunder .380 and im not that familiar with your model but if you could call Fobus, or look and compare the two guns and see if they are the same size.
709789
no you wouldn't have to remove the front sight post. you wouldn't need a forearm rail system to mount it unless you don't have a flat top upper receiver. if you do get it you may need a 1/4'' or .5'' riser to get the dot over your front sight. I used a 1/4 inch riser on my rock river operator. anything else let me know!
1445423
Can you be more specific? Can you link a picture? What brand/make/model is your pistol? If its an "AR-15" based pistol then yes no problem but if you are talking about some type of Ruger or Browning type pistol than most likely not.
165417
Yes... just like a fully functional 1911... Great purchase. i own two myself