Smith & Wesson SW22 Victory Threaded Barrel .22 LR Stainless Pistol

A: Mark, thread pitch is 1/2"-28 Sir.

A: Eve, yes Ma'am. This pistol features a Stainless steel frame bolt & interchangeable threaded match-grade bull barrel w/thread protector.

A: The grip frame is primarily plastic underneath the removable grips. https://survivalcache.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/5_Smith_and_Wesson_SW22_Victory_TandemKross_magazine_disconnect_lever.jpg

A: William, the S&W Model 41 was slightly more smooth and accurate out the box compared to the Victory. I have fired a tuned Victory that was very sweet but, it had to be tuned non the less. I still highly recommend the Victory without question though.

A: Nadira, this has a match grade threaded barrel with 1/2×28 thread pitch. This also includes a thread protector. The barrel in not pinned, the thread protector is removable. Hope this helps.

A: Nadira, no, it is threaded with a removable thread protector. It is configured to be able to add a muzzle device at anytime that is threaded 1/2×28. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Nadira, the barrel is not pinned. It has a Removable Interchangeable 1/2 x 28 Threaded Match Barrel with thread protector. Full specs here >>> https://snwcdnprod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/spec-sheets/10201_120315_v1.pdf .....Have a great day!

A: Jason, the reviews are true Sir. Subsonic loads have a very low cycle rate. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Jason, unfortunately most semi automatic 22lrs don't handle subsonic rounds very well. This should work fine with standard velocity rounds and standard velocity and some high velocity rounds will actually remain subSonic in a 5.5 inch barrel. The velocities listed for 22lr ammo are usually tested in a 16-20 inch barrel, so velocities in a 5.5 inch barrel will be much lower. So with the exception of some hyper velocity rounds like cci stingers most of your standard to high velocity rounds will remain subSonic in this barrel. So I'd just buy a bunch of different ammo and see what works best. Hope this helps.

A: Yeah, I had cycling issues using Subsonic rounds in my semi-auto Savage A22 rifle. Just not enough power to cycle next round.