Kyle Lamb has a vid up on IG going over it. Rear sight plate comes off and has an optic footprint. Daniel Horner posted a teaser vid the other day that sounded suppressed, so guessing there's going to be a threaded barrel option as well. Just as I finished building out a 22/45 with Tacsol upper, RMR, and light rail. Ugh!
Food Court Apprentice
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According to Sig, the fixed barrel has an "adapter" that provides threads for direct-mount of a suppressor.Originally Posted by ASH556
I believe the Ruger SR22 has a similar system, so that'd make sense.
Dammit I hate when Sig does something awesome. They are embarrassing Glock at this point.
See Phil’s video on the Sig site for it. They thought of everything. Except they kept a manual safety which I just don’t understand.
https://www.sigsauer.com/p322-22.html
I had been vaguely interested in the Taurus TX22 but stayed away, because Taurus. This has my interest but will wait a bit before picking up one.
Adam
It's a single-action pistol with an enclosed hammer. It needs one.
Personally, I was hoping for a P320 variant in .22LR or a conversion kit or something so it would work in my P320 holsters. But I suppose I could accomplish the same thing with an airsoft pistol. A 20 round .22lr pistol would be fun as hell.
IMHO, **if ** this pistol proves to be reliable and have decent accuracy, it will put a hurting on all the other plinker .22 pistols out there. Glad they went with a fixed barrel design.
Last edited by Biggy; 03-22-2022 at 11:06 AM.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Bunch of neat features. Comes with a curved and straight trigger that you switch by changing just the trigger shoe. Barrel that will take a suppressor or comp. Optics ready. In size, between a 365XL and 320, 4 inch barrel.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
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