Going back to the top of the gun, the P22’s slide is loaded with premium components to ensure its top-grade Walther performance. Walther positioned the P22’s instinctive, ambidextrous mag release right where the trigger guard meets the grip for quick and easy operation. Furthermore, if you take a closer look at the trigger guard you’ll notice something unusual. Although I’m not a huge fan of single actions, it’s hard not to at least appreciate the 11 lb. Moving upwards, the P22 features the increasingly-popular DA/SA trigger that is common for Walther handguns. As an added bonus, they also incorporated interchangeable back straps to give P22 owners that custom-feel everyone wants. To accomplish this impressive feat, Walther integrated a cross-directional grip surface that fits intuitively to the shooter’s hand.
Great Grip Surface & Interchangeable Backstrap I initially assumed that these grips would be uncomfortable for my big hands, but I was surprised to feel that they are great for virtually any size hand, especially with the finger rest on the extended mag. For instance, after first picking up the P22, I couldn’t help but notice how comfortable the grips were. Overall, so many of the features on these Walthers are huge performance boosters and handling enhancers. In addition to providing lightning-fast target acquisition, the PP22 low-profile sights are also windage adjustable. These 3-dot polymer sights are the perfect complement to the already highly-modernized pistol. One of the first things I noticed about the P22 was its sight system, especially since the PPK’s was a major disappointment. Walther developed the P22 in 2002 as a revolutionary low bore axis, modern handgun that ultimately became one of the first ergonomic polymer-framed. I could already tell at first glance that the P22 was not your run-of-the-mill Rimfire pistol.
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