Nevertheless, the safety switch was nicely clicky and required just the right amount of thumb pressure to shift between the fire and safe positions. I know that some other pistols work the same way but I never liked them, either. The trigger-disconnecting safety switch seemed counterintuitive, requiring the shooter to flick the switch upwards to the fire position and downwards to be safe. Lefties will appreciate that the magazine release and safety switches are both completely ambidextrous. Performance counts, too, so I just couldn’t wait to put the pistol through its paces to see what it could do.ĭespite the small size of the SR22, the controls all have generous surface areas and provide good tactile feedback, so handling them is literally a snap. But as anyone will tell you who’s ever had to clean up after an Irish Setter, looks aren’t everything. While the SR22’s styling isn’t groundbreaking, the little pistol’s proportions, fit and finish are spot-on. Think Eva Longoria and you’re in the ballpark. This dusky beauty is sleek, balanced and sexy in a diminutive way.

The SR22 looks more like a conventional carry pistol than a space gun. The resulting target pistols are tried and true, effective and accurate, and look like Buck Rogers’ rejects.

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