[HardlyAble2]

Lite Rack™ LCP® II in .22 LR

 

[MNBud]

Beretta 21A

 

[45caldan]

Beretta 21A

 

[adc]

Lite Rack™ LCP® II in .22 LR

I wouldn't recomend it. Been there done that.
just get the LCP Max (.380) its the same size and dead reliable.

 

[Doc Holliday]

Lite Rack™ LCP® II in .22 LR

JUNK. Don't ever buy one of those unless you want a headache.

Always thought KelTec should have made a .22LR from their P32 model. Could be 10 rounds and about 7 oz loaded.

 

[mc1911]

Lite Rack™ LCP® II in .22 LR

This! I have had excellent results.

 

[misterpepper]

Walther TPH. All stainless so a bit heavy, but small and can be made reliable. That said, if the LCP didn't have a safety and those stupid grip extensions on the slide I'd have one of those as well.

 

[Jarhead Al]

Why not use the Kel-Tec P32?

 

[CajunBass]

Not as small as a Kel-Tec, but about as small as I have any interest in, is the Walther PPK/s in 22 LR. Dead nuts reliable with CCI Mini Mags or Stingers for "serious work" shall we say, and pretty darn good with run of the mill bulk pack ammo for target shooting, or plinking.

D/A first shot is sort of heavy, but doable. S/A follow up is actually pretty good. 10+1 capacity. Sights are OK for it's intended use.

Not a bad choice IMHO.

 

[PattonWasRight]

I have this Taurus 22PLYSS .22 LR Rimfire Semiautomatic Pistol | Academy ... Yes, yes a Taurus, but with high velocity ammo it's been 100% reliable. Small, but a worthwhile size grip. Minimal sights.

 

[cyphertext]

I've had good results with my Ruger LCP in .22lr as well. Gets better with use from what I have found.

I like the Beretta 21A mentioned above as well.

 

[Ordell Robbie]

If a small .380 (LCP type firearm) is too big to carry around the house or jogging, you might as well give up…

 

[Terry G]

I have this Taurus 22PLYSS .22 LR Rimfire Semiautomatic Pistol | Academy ... Yes, yes a Taurus, but with high velocity ammo it's been 100% reliable. Small, but a worthwhile size grip. Minimal sights.

I have the older model Taurus PT22. Very reliable, but penetration with this short barreled gun, like all short barrel .22's is poor. I though it would be ideal for my Wife, no.

 

[MajorD]

My LCPII has been very reliable from day one. I go it as a prize at a shootong match, I doubt if I would have bought one myself. ( I also have the 380 version)

much as I love 22’s, these days there are tons of 380’s in the size and weight range of the LCPII 22 and beretta 21 series, for defensive use, any centerfire is better than a rimfire and getting more power (32 or 380) in the same size package is the way to go.

 

[mj9mm]

Hola,

Does anyone know of a tiny .22 LR pistol, not a revolver? Something the size and width of a Kel-Tec P32 (or smaller). A walk around the house gun/jogging gun.

Gracias

what is your intended use?

 

[Berto]

Man, I havent had much luck with tiny .22s, including the 21a, pt22 and even NAA mini. It was always ignition reliability-though the 21a needed decent high/hyper vel ammo to get solid feeding.
The NAA needs a fresh mainspring, and they tire quickly if you shoot them much, the pistols have small slides, small hammers and springs combined with inherently dirty ammo...not a good combo for reliability. And if it jams, some dont have extractors....sorry, but an air weight j frame in .22lr or mag would work better.🙋‍♂️

 

[Out West]

JUNK. Don't ever buy one of those unless you want a headache.

Always thought KelTec should have made a .22LR from their P32 model. Could be 10 rounds and about 7 oz loaded.

Hmmm, interesting. Mine has been perfect.

 

[desertfox7266]

This one is nice.

Tried the Taurus PT22 a couple times, all failed. Tried the Beretta 21A, meh, too many malfunctions.
The other 22LR around here for pocket carry would be a Taurus Model 94SSUL snub 9 shot.

 

[Jakk]

Beretta 21A works well for me. You never know what is going to jump out at you.

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