G22 any info ???

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uncut

Discussion Starter · Feb 14, 2006

I was wondering if any of you had a G22 or know somebody who has one?
I want to buy one for my daughter since I can get one cheap and it's capable of converting to lefthand use !! Well seams to be the best thing I can do... my daughter and I are both right handed left eye dominant so I thought it be easiest for her being 7 years old to get her started on left hand rifle shooting........
any input on the rifle at all .....anny isssues or problem areas

Thanks in advance

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Eddo36

· #41 · Feb 13, 2007

Did you get the laser sight too? Was wondering if it's any good. Or the sling?

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scphil

· #42 · Feb 13, 2007

I have the sling but no laser. The sling is a big help.

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Eddo36

· #43 · Feb 13, 2007

Okay, do ya shoot with the sling on? Or do you take it off before you shoot? I'm just about to order it.

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uncut

Discussion Starter · #44 · Feb 13, 2007

I have no laser neither.... the sling is not on anymore....

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scphil

· #45 · Feb 13, 2007

I shoot with the sling on the front swivel only. You can actually use any sling, but you have to get the Walther swivels, they just screw in.

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James NM

· #46 · Feb 13, 2007

I put the cheap laser sight and red dot scope ($20.00 from CDNN) on my new G22. Just shot it for the first time this weekend. I love the laser, but don't care for the cheap red dot. It's the first gun I've ever shot with a laser, and man what a blast!

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Eddo36

· #47 · Feb 14, 2007

Well the main reason I'm getting the laser isn't for myself, but so my left-handed buddies can shoot my right handed rifle. I plan on primarily using the red dot sight. How far do you have it zeroed out? 7 yards? 25 yards?

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Eddo36

· #48 · Feb 19, 2007

Okay I got a way for the laser and red dot sight to co-exist effectively.

The laser is zeroed at 7 yards, and the red dot is zerod at 25 yards.

It seems that if I try to zero the red dot at 7 yard, it hits too high on 25 yards.

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