Beretta U22 Neos Inox 10+1 .22 LR 6" - 10+1 Rounds | 6" Barrel | Polymer Grips | Stainless/Silver | 3-Dot Sights

Amazing .22 target pistol. Accurate. well made, super trigger, great action ans sights.Would recommend the Neos to anytime looking for a great target pistol.

Pretty good accurate gun. Pretty good for the money I payed. The only issue I had was, hard trigger pull at first, so I had a local gunsmith working on it a bit, good ever since!

When I first shot this Beretta, the extractor and spring popped out of the slide and I had to send it back to Beretta for repair. I was lucky that it was still under the factory warranty and Beretta fixed it for free. It has been problem free since then, other than not liking some cheap 22 ammo. It is accurate and I like the integrated top rail, need to put a red dot on it. Smooth purchase as always with Bud's.

Would not recommend this Beretta 22 Neos. Feed problems with all 22 ammo. Pic rail not standard.

This is an excellant pistol. Definitely the most accurate handgun that I have and it is just fun to shoot. Cheap to shoot as well. Really sharp looking as well especially in the two tone model.

I suppose I've put about 500 rounds through the firearm, and I like it. A big positive for me is the ease of break down, some might argue, but I think pressing in a button and twisting a dial until the barrel comes off is pretty damn easy, then releasing the slide and firing pin assembly is no problem. I've fired a couple different loads in it, the CCI mini mag and the Federal Champion, all without a miss fire, unlike the Ruger SR22. A buddy of mine has the Ruger and I had 4 misfires in 20 rounds, pretty crazy.... One knock on the gun are the sights, mine seem twisted a little and just not quite the way they should be. The white paint on the rear sight, much like a Glock, is crooked, and the front sight seems to have a little bevel to the top, so it seems that everything is 'wonky' getting a sight picture. But, if you line everything up the way it should be, ignoring the paint and the bevel I mentioned, once calibrated, I found it a very accurate weapon. Some might be put off by the dramatic angle of the grip, but for me it wasn't an issue, I have large hands and the grip fit perfectly in my hand and wasn't an uncomfortable position while aiming. Another odd thing that takes some getting used to is the placement of the mag release, it's on the right side of the trigger when firing right handed, meaning you release the mag with your trigger finger. The magazines drop right out so it's not a huge deal, but just different than what most people are used to, once you get used to it, it's a very fact magazine change. The safety lever does dig into your hand a bit when in safe mode, but, not a huge concern, I don't really walk around with the gun in my hand cocked and locked. An interesting feature of the firearm is the weaver rail attached to the barrel of the weapon (not picatiny). If you choose to attach some sort of red dot or optical magnification sight I do not believe you will have any registration issues after you clean the gun, even though you remove the barrel to do so...interesting design. Another interesting fact with this weapon is that there is a carbine conversion kit available, to convert from a pistol to a compact .22LR carbine. I have not personally tried it, but looks like it might be too compact for my large frame, but, in a pinch, it could be a good replacement for a .22LR rifle zombie killer. :-) I've had a lot of fun and realiability with the firearm, if you're looking for a cheap, fun, accurate, and interesting weapon to shoot, look no further...I'd recommend it.

Nice gun, so far has cycled all 5 different types of ammo, got about 800 rounds through it already. Seems to be as acurate as I am just put a red dot on it today but have not been to the range to sight in as of yet.

Received it today, and noticed immediately that it isn't a "lefty friendly" pistol. The magazine release is above and foward of the trigger on the right side of the pistol only. This makes quickly releasing the magazine nearly impossible for a left-handed shooter. Also, the slide lock is on the left side, which might be a problem for some lefties. The weight and balance of the pistol is good. Overall, it is a comfortable pistol. If you have large hands, however, this might not be the pistol for you. My hands are on the small side of large, and it feels small to my grip. At the store, it drew a few looks and comments about it's "Lost in Space" style, too. I'm planning on firing some CCI Stinger, some Winchester (lead), and some Federal hollow point this weekend, so we shall see how it does. My basis of comparison will be the Ruger Mark II I used to own, as well as a High Standard pistol I competed with in college.

PROS: Bud's shipped in three business days and the transfer was fast and easy on arrival. I have fired around 500 rounds with zero misfires or failure to feed problems using Winchester Hi-Velocity ammo. I consider the accuracy to be very good, but I am not a competitive shooter. Was able to hit a 6" target with the stock iron sites from 50+ feet out. Weaver mounting rail on top accepted a red dot scope with no problems. CONS: Not many. Breakdown is a bit tedious to get used to the screw to release the slide and then getting everything re-aligned for assembly so that the screw is aligned with the hole takes some getting used to.

NIce looking Gun , a Little pricey