What ammunition does a Walther model P22 hand gun use?

$250-$400. depending on condition and exact model

Cost, caliber and maker.

Some people use a Walther P22 for shooting practice purposes, some use just for a day at the shooting range. The Walther P22 is known for being fun to shoot and no recoil. Some use as a gun to protect their family.

Walther uses a date code of two letters.

The factory replacement parts you can get from Smith and Wesson, as they now own Walther Gmbh. Any aftermarket parts, you can get from the internet. Just google "walther P22 parts" or if you are looking for something specific then enter that parts instead of parts. Its not hard to find the few parts that are being made for it.

Stick with the factory offering.

A 22 LR caliber pistol made by Walther, it is similar in design to the Walther P99.

It depends on which company made it.

The Walther P88 and P99 models are no longer manufactured but you can get newer models like the P22 and P45

Why not ask Walther instead of us? Waltheramerica.com

Nope- not possible. The P22 is a blowback operated action, and is suitable only for a low powered rimfire cartridge. A .45 requires some form of a locked breech, which the P22 does not have.

No sn data published on the P22s yet.

Glock 19 and a Walther P22

100-300 depending on condition and accessories.

Earl's Repair Service, Walther's USA site.

Should only be taken apart by a trained professional

It will slide on to a newer p99 with the weaver rail (post 2004 i believe), but the notch is in the wrong place.

P22 Daddy O!!

Depends on condition. range from 175-300

depending on the persons strength i would stick with a 22/22 mag. my wife uses a walther p22. a stronger person could easily use a 9mm, beretta make many fine semi auto's in this caliber. if you were looking for a revolver. colt is typically regarded as top of the line. a ruger new model vequero chambered in 357 mag, is verry versitile and much more safe than a colt saa.

Unless Walther marked the P22 with a date of manufacture or other marking indicating the day, there may not be a way to tell by simply examining the gun. Narrowing the date to a timeframe by determining what years the model was in manufacture and by determining what features your particular model has and when certain features were introduced may help, but an exact date will likely not be possible. There is no requirement in the federal law which mandates that manufacturers mark a firearm with a date of manufacture. Importation records will contain the day the firearm came into U.S. commerce, but not the D.O.M. However, the federal law requires U.S. manufacturers to keep dates of manufacture on record for examination by ATF and for tax purposes. If you want to determine the exact date your firearm was manufactured, contact the manufacturer directly and ask to have it researched. They are under no obligation to do it on request, and may not do it. However, if you can persuade them to do it, they will have the record of the exact "born on date" for your firearm. If the firearm was imported, you may have to check regulations in the country of manufacture to determine their record keeping scheme. This task may be more difficult than if the firearm was manufactured in the U.S.

There are plenty. The Ruger Mk. I/II/III pistols, the Sig-Sauer Mosquito, the Colt Woodsman, and the Walther P22 are just the ones I own personally. There are several others, varying in quality and price, from the so-called 'Saturday Night Specials' up to extremely high end target pistols.

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fonts.com the name is P22 DA VINCI FORWARD hope this helps

450 on older models and 500 on newer ones.