Will this fit the M&P 22? I've heard that this one will be close ejecting brass properly, reliable ejection?
1470871
Have only had it on a glock. Have not had any problems with ejection though it is close to the port.
733372
I put this site on my M&P; 15 Sport 5.56 and sat high enough to clear standard sites. It should work fine on your 22 with long picatinny rail, should clear your sites.
2249385
Meprolight ML-11766, right on the front of the package it states TRU-DOT system for S&W; M&P; pistols, M&P; Full size, Compact, Sub-Compact. I have these installed on the M&P22.; It is the full size .22lr pistol. As long as your pistol is in the M&P; line it should fit. My .22 came with thecompetition sights so the back oem sight was blank. Had these installed and they are excellent.
1347468
I have that exact model and no it does not fit correctly. I had to file down the sides and the recoil made the whole thing move when fired. Unfortunately this won't work and I haven't found anything comparable
477267
It worked on mine pretty well it's just really bulky and it does work itself lose on the screw that holds the plexiglass cage on the plastic rod. But other than that it's nice not having to spend the time picking up brass after a long range day.
17102
I have a S&W M&P 22 myself..Yes I know for a fact that it will.... if you can find any to put in there...
1598006
I've had no problems with the barrel coming in and out of my M&P 40. Unfortunately I had surgery and haven't been able to go to the range with it. So yes, it's a very good fit, at least for my weapon.
1168867
i use with s&w; model 37 .38 spc. and its a good fit. .357 should be better fit....as advertised barrel length is limited to ?4 inches?. good quality unit for price.
1500755
This is a .177 cleaning kit, so even though it will enter a .22 barrel, it will be too loose t be able to properly clean it. Try a .22 one!
1582996
Yes it will. I have one on my Mosin Nagant and have fired over 200 rounds and it works great and holds true. I did use lock tight on the screws and slightly modified the mount. You need to take out 2 pins to remove the rear sight off the Mosin. After doing so I drilled 2 holes in the new mount. So when you put the new mount on you can replace the two pins to keep the mount from moving. Best mount for the price. I am buying another one for my dads Mosin. If you install it right it will work fine.
256378
My best guess is yes it will. I use it for full size M&P; and I don't even use the button strap because it was too tight on the gun. I just use the bungie sometimes because it is held in nice and tight. I really like this holster and recommend it for sure.
517032
i bought mine for the M&P; .40...I believe it should fit the 22, but you should double check the dimensions..
153723
yes, It works well. Had it on one of those myself til I moved it to a S&W;, M&P15-22;
1662947
It fits the M&P 9mm well. If the dimensions of the M&P 22 are similar to the 9mm, it should fit fine.
460627
I have a S&W; M&P; 22 myself..Yes I know for a fact that it will.... if you can find any to put in there...
1309515
I have this in a 1911-A1 with a 5" barrel and it has trouble with cheap ammo(Winchester white box .45 ACP). Just looking between the two, it would take some serious compression to get this to fit in the P22, and even then, no guarantee it would allow the action to cycle.Brass Stacker has a nice after market captured recoil spring that works fine in my P22 Target. $25 on their website, not sure what S&H; is since I found mine locally. Hope this helps.
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It will not. The scope mount has only one hex head bolt on the lower part and doesn't engage the rail on the SR22 enough to keep it from wobbling. The bottom is also only partially split, so it grabs the rail on the pistol unevenly at best. It's not a bad design overall, but the lower mount portion is definitely a big weakness.Another issue is that if the mount is attached so the center of the upper rail is over the center of the gun, the mount partially obscures the ejection port. If one attaches the mount so it puts the scope out in front of the muzzle, it would make it extremely muzzle-heavy. Bottom line: Yes it kinda sorta fits, but not well enough that I'd want to struggle with an 'almost' solution. It will not. The scope mount has only one hex head bolt on the lower part and doesn't engage the rail on the SR22 enough to keep it from wobbling. The bottom is also only partially split, so it grabs the rail on the pistol unevenly at best. It's not a bad design overall, but the lower mount portion is definitely a big weakness.Another issue is that if the mount is attached so the center of the upper rail is over the center of the gun, the mount partially obscures the ejection port. If one attaches the mount so it puts the scope out in front of the muzzle, it would make it... » Read More It will not. The scope mount has only one hex head bolt on the lower part and doesn't engage the rail on the SR22 enough to keep it from wobbling. The bottom is also only partially split, so it grabs the rail on the pistol unevenly at best. It's not a bad design overall, but the lower mount portion is definitely a big weakness.Another issue is that if the mount is attached so the center of the upper rail is over the center of the gun, the mount partially obscures the ejection port. If one attaches the mount so it puts the scope out in front of the muzzle, it would make it extremely muzzle-heavy. Bottom line: Yes it kinda sorta fits, but not well enough that I'd want to struggle with an 'almost' solution. « Show Less