Phoenix 22LR pocket pistols any good?
They are a little over a hundred bucks right here on Gunbroker. Probably junk. Are they reliable? jams? What's better in this size?
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You are correct. Junk!!!!!!!!!!!
I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.0 -
I have a Taurus PT22 that has been an excellent little .22. It has a nickel finish with walnut grips. It is an exact copy of the Beretta. I paid $140 for it new. It has never jammed and is fairly accurate at short distances. Some people on this forum have dogged the PT22, but mine has served me well. It has never jammed a single time in 8 years.
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Not a very reliable weapon.
It is easier to get forgiveness than permission.0 -
They rank right up there with bryco, Davis, and Jennings, not as much as high point, which are all junk 0 -
I've had one for years, I would love to talk crap about it but it works 100% of the time[B)]
Love them Beavers
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I, unfortunately, posess one of these. I'd say it's about 85% reliable, but I couldn't hit a '72 chevy nova with one at 10 paces it is so inaccurate. 0 -
i picked one of thes up at a local gun store for arround 80$ and change. came with a 5 inch barrel and three mags.
for the money i payed for it, the little thing has been great. kinda pickey with ammo but it has been a great little plinker.0 -
Most people relate reliability to cost. They are not as bad as everyone makes out. But an 1895 Nagant for the same money would be much, much better.
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I've had one for about five years. Haven't shot it a lot, but it has been reliable every time I shot it!! Not bad for a $85 22LR.
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JUNK.
I bought a second one before firing the first one.Shame on me.Save your money.
EvilDr235
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