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1/19/2009 5:26:36 PM EDT
Ive had 3 p22s. I've always shot cci and never had a problem. All have had over 2,000rnds through them.. Got rid of them them, then pick up a new one in the middle of 08 at Gander Mountain.. It has always shot cci fine at over a round count of 3,000 on this one.  I decided to try some different ammo.  I picked up some Federal bulk from walmart and all I have is problems with ftf. I've tried 3 different mags. all the same. would a stiffer spring work (if they make one) or any feed rap mod..
thanks

anyother thing is there any other sights out there for the p22
1/19/2009 5:31:54 PM EDT
[#1]
My P22 has had similar problems, I don't think it so much to do with the mag or feed ramp or any of that. I think it has more to do with the fact that the bulk backs don't usually pack as much punch as the CCI.

I like you have never had an issue with the CCI but have had numerous problems with the bulk packs. I would suggest trying a couple of the different brands of bulk packs I know there is one that seemed to work better than the others but I can't remember what brand off the top of my head.
1/20/2009 9:38:02 AM EDT
[#2]
I think you've spoiled it with the CCI ammo, and now it's rebelling.  

I don't have any (well, many . . .) problems with the Federal bulk ammo with my P22, but I've read that others do.  I've seen Remington Golden Bullets recommended for bulk ammo, since they supposedly have a little more "bang."

Personally, I had a lot of problems with RGBs but I suspect that I might have gotten a bad batch.

Give the RGBs a try.
1/21/2009 6:41:29 PM EDT
[#3]
vadersi,
 Humor me.

Your first 3 had Nickle slides & this
last one has a Black slide, right?

Let me know.

John
1/21/2009 6:50:57 PM EDT
[#4]
Deleted, wrong forum.
1/22/2009 3:17:54 PM EDT
[#5]
P35FAN, that's my thought.

My first P22 was black and green.
It ran CCI's just great, but the
Fed Bulk boxes, were hit or miss.

My current one is Nickle and black.

I think the lubrication properties of
the Nickle plate, seems to decrease
the friction, to a level that makes them
run like a champ.

This may influence my color schemes
on future purchases of other handgun
types...

John