Walther P22Q .22 LR Pistol, Threaded Barrel, Interchangeable Backstraps

A: Demond, This is the newest iteration of this model handgun. Has just been in inventory this year 2019.

A: yes this is the newest (gen 2) model of the P22

A: Demond, yes, this a late production Gen2 Walther Arms P22Q Pistol.

A: Robin, probably one of the best easy to load/rack handguns by specific design is the Smith & Wesson M&P380 Shield EZ .380acp : https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/101524/smith+%26+wesson+m%26p380+shield+ez+380acp+36%22+8%2b1+manual+safety+11663 ------ Some video examples here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnnNoPM3EsU

A: Robin, Not snappy at all. This revolver shoots like a BB gun.

A: Andrew, this pistol comes in a hard plastic case with owners manual, warranty registration card (2) 10rd Magazines, cable lock, tool kit and interchangeable back strap inserts for optimal hand fit.

A: YES, comes with a threaded barrel and optical front sight CAN be installed on this model. I hope this helps!

A: yes it has a threaded barrel and a fiber front sight can be installed see ******UPC: 723364214547 Description: WAI P22Q 22LR DA 10RD 3.4B TB Brand: Walther Arms Inc Model: P22Q Type: Pistol: Semi-Auto Caliber: 22LR Finish: Black Action: Double Action Stock: Black Polymer Frame Sight: FT: 1-Dot RR: 2-Dot Windage Adjustable ********Barrel Length: 3.42 Threaded Barrel Overall Length: 6.26 Weight: 19.6 oz Capacity: 10+1 # of Mags: 2 Safety: Ambidextrous Manual Safety, Firing Pin Safety Receiver: Black Polymer, Picatinny Rail Features: Loaded Chamber Indicator, Ambi-Magazine Catch; Interchangeable Rear Grip Panel

A: Derek, yes to both questions. This Pistol has a 3.42 Threaded Barrel. You will need a thread adapter to use the more common muzzle devices - (1/2 X 28 TPI) - https://shop.waltherarms.com/p22-threaded-barrel-adapter

A: NOPE, this P22Q and PPQ 22LR is a different gun. The PPQ 22LR is larger (same size as compact PPQ) than P22Q. Out of box the PPQ 22lr is a bit more reliable than P22Q. The P22Q have better triggers and mag releases. But, PPQs fit the full-size holsters and fit big hands better. Most women seem to strongly prefer the 3/4 P22 size based on my experience. If you like comfort of larger full size gun, then go with PPQ 22lr. If you prefer small gun (got smaller hand) then go with this P22Q. I hope this helps

A: Luis, yes there are slight differences. The P22Q has an Overall Length of 6.26 inches - Width: 1.1" Height: 4.5" - Weight: 17 oz. and the PPQ 22lr has an Overall Length of 7.1 - Width 1.3" - Weight 21 oz.

A: These are 2 very different pistols, Excellent side by spec comparison here https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/walther-ppq-22-4-vs-walther-p22-q ------------- To sum up the major differences, the size of these 2 pistols, the P22Q is a hammer fired compact pistol with A DA/SA trigger, it also comes standard with a safety, where the PPQ22 is a full size availble with a 5" or 4" barrel has a full grip, and is Striker fired, so there is no hammer. Walther makes fantastic pistols and either of these would serve you well its just about if you want a smaller gun or a full sized, as well as if you want a hammer fired or striker fired.

A: YES, this is NJ legal. Check NJ laws on handgun HERE ( https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/new_jersey_restrictions.pdf ) I hope this helps!

A: As long as you have you FID and your local permit for this specific gun, then yes. As it is, this pistol is legal.

A: Yes it is legal in NJ, this pistol has no banned features. "Handguns The following are prohibited: ✘Semi-automatic handguns that have the ability to accept a detachable magazine and at least ​two​of the following features: 1.Magazine that attaches outside of the pistol grip 2.Threaded barrel 3.Barrel shroud 4.Manufactured weight of 50oz or more when the pistol is unloaded 5.Semi-automatic version of an automatic firearm 10 round capacity limit Permitted: ✔ All handguns, except prohibited handguns detailed above, and regardless of the nature of operation, to include a propelling force that is centerfire; rimfire; black powder; compressed air, gas or vapor; spring-operation; or by elastic band must transfer via FFL." Full details here https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/new_jersey_restrictions.pdf

A: Dana, 100% legal in NJ, but you will need a handgun permit to purchase.

A: Dana, yes, this handgun is NJ legal. I would hurry as it will sell out quick. Cheers and stay safe!