Walther P22 Special Operations, Black

It is a Walther that is an AirSoft BB version of their P22 powder burner.

The description needs to define the stiff, spring in a short slide AirSoft handgun. I don't think it possible to increase the muzzle fps in spring action. Only way to safely bring the slide back for me is: I put my left thumb tip and forefinger to in front of the muzzle gripping it as tight as possible to compress the spring.

I bought this as an introduction to this smallish (non powder burner) P22 handgun. To familiarize myself to it. The price is worth the effort. If you want easy in a P22 AirSoft get it with CO2. I would like it in CO2 with blowback.
I am 6'2" tall, long fingers.

Size and trigger pull were good.

Slide pull was very heavy, to the point I needed a glove for each pull.

Do not pull slide with safety on. This will break the safety and render the gun unusable.

I have a real Walther P22 and this air-soft Walther P22 is a very accurate copy! It is the same size and feel even though it is plastic and quite a bit lighter. The magazine release is the same and has a active hammer that locks back when you cock the spring. Details of the this air-soft is very close to the real pistol. Very realistic copy. You also get a second magazine and ammo included.

The magazine BB loading is a little awkward with no slide lock holding the spring down. I did get use to it but maybe change the magazine to load easier! The trigger pull is a little hard for a springer and not real smooth. Also to cock the gun takes some effort, so for somebody young, whether girl or boy, it is a little tuff to cycle a BB to fire.

This is a great reproduction of the real gun so be careful not to carry in public places! Also this pistol is not real accurate until you master the trigger pull. When I first shot this gun I was just shooting from about 15 to 20 feet and had a lot of flyers and missed the 8" target all together. Be patient with this gun and practice to get good shooting it!

Accuracy, price, durability

Should be heavier, and a slide lock function would be appreciated in a Mark II version of this fine pistol

Never dropped it in owning it for 1.5 years, but it seems very sturdy. Very accurate, but not too powerful.

True to size

Very inaccurate. Unable to perform the purpose intended

Try before you buy.

I own the P22 firearm and this seems like the perfect airsoft for target practice in my garage. I'm impressed with most of the reviews i have encountered, and plan this to be my next spring pistol purchase.

If this is anything like the P99, then nothing at all.

Pyramid Air reviews are most of where I base my new purchases.

There is nothing about this gun I don't like, given its price range and fps. I owned this gun for six years and had no problems or jams. I dropped it in water, dirt, and onto concrete many times and it always kept firing. The bottom of the magazine broke off, but it still worked well until the slide cracked from another drop a couple of days ago.

It would be nice to have a little more weight to the gun as it is very light. Some metal parts would make it even more durable because the only metal parts are the safety, barrel, and spring.

This is a very good gun. As long as you're not counting on this being your primary weapon, it will do its job well when you run out of ammo on an AEG or larger pistol.

Full scale replica, authentic Walther trademarks, and an overall very good value gun. It is very comfortable to hold, compact, and comes with 2 well-engineered 20rd magazines. The internals of the gun are also well made and reliable.

I would add more weight as this gun is extremely light. I also wouldn't mind the plastic components to be higher quality or rather just replaced by more metal ones. The metal components that are on this gun (trigger, safety, hammer) have a nasty coated look that is unattractive.

This is a good sidearm with exceptional magazine capacity. The accuracy is good and the magazine feeds perfectly, I've never had a jam after about 2000 shots. As long as you don't mind the stiff-cocking slide and annoying safety placement, this is a fantastic little gun. i highly recommend it. A great value.

Nicely complements my P22 from Walther for dry-fire practice at home.

This is my second one, and both are broken. This one died within a single clip of pellets. The older one a friend broke, so I wasn't certain this was a problem until I got a second one. All I did was cock and fire it, cock and fire it, until it broke before I finished the clip.

If you get a good one, these are great.

the accuracy is amazing for spring gun and easy to cock it the fps is nice to also the clips hold alot and easy to reload very sturdy to.

i i would have mae a little bit of in metal for the feel but other wise amazing

you should get for a noob when i got it but i still like t shoot my friends who arnt that great with it