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Additional features of the new P22 include front and rear slide serrations, a loaded-chamber indicator, magazine disconnect, adjustable front and rear sights, hammer and firing pin blocks interchangeable barrel.

SHOT Show Special:
Walther Introduces P22
Pistol With Integrated Laser

(GunReports.com) –Smith & Wesson Corp. the exclusive United States distributor of Walther products, announced a new version of the popular P22 pistol with an integrated laser sight.

The laser sight is built into the trigger guard and turns on with the press of a button. It is adjustable for both windage and elevation and features a 1.5-hour run time of continuous operation.

The class 3A laser offers a sight-in range of up to 25 meters and provides shooters with a 7mm focal point at 10 meters and a 15mm focal point at its furthest distance.

Shaun Phelan, Walther Product Manager for Smith & Wesson, said the P22 is manufactured on a lightweight polymer frame with a 3.42-inch barrel. OAL, 6.3 inches. Other features: DA, ambidextrous safety, cross-directional tactical textured grip, two interchangeable backstraps.

The P22 measures 1.1 inches wide and weighs 16.4 ounces. May be disassembled and reassembled without tools. Comes with a threaded barrel.

For additional information, visit the Walther website at www.WaltherAmerica.com.

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Comment by: david b | January 19, 2012

Ruger, are you listening? Since Ruger just brought out a .22 pistol that looks quite similar to the Walther, I wonder if Ruger might try the laser as well. I can see that this pistol might have some application in dealing with little creatures that move quite rapidly when discovered.

Comment by: canovack | January 20, 2012

Have owned a P22 for several years now. Love it! Accurate as hell when I do my part, have even carried it off-duty a time or 2(TELL me you wouldn't feel it with a bunch of .22 HP's in your face!!) Of course I just plunked down the bucks for the laser made especially for this piece!!!! Never fails..........! Was able to shoot a Ruger P22 clone last week that a local dealer got in(no idea how he got it so early!), wasn't impressed---shotgun-like groups no matter what ammo I used, jams of all sorts. Only good thing is the interchangeable grip panels which might help some although I've never needed any with the P22. Next acquisition? A suppressor, of course.

Comment by: Tower gunner | February 25, 2012