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22 shells and grabbed some targets and walked up a logging road to another landing the last time out.

#Sig sauer 22 srdx suppressor owner manual full#

Since then we've been out shooting about a dozen times, she filled up her pockets full of. She went through a 100 rounds of mini-mags then switched to Federal CP and fired about another 100 rounds, no problem.

The thing ran great, no problems what so ever straight out of the box. She loaded it up with mini-mags and started firing away.

#Sig sauer 22 srdx suppressor owner manual how to#

She knows how to handle a gun, I just wanted to get her head in the right place. We got out to the range and I ran through the controls, de-cocker, etc. I finally told her we're going shooting, grab your little pink gun, I got a snear out of her. The gun sat in the safe for almost a week, which to me is a damn long time to have a new firearm in the house without being fired. I gave it to her and didn't even get any emotion out of her, I'm used to that. I saw a pink Mosquito and the name Sig together and just picked it up and brought it home. 22 revolver, which ran fine of course, but 'to slow to load, to slow to unload, wa wa wa'. My wife has always fought with what ever semi. I came on here expecting to hear glory stories of the little. I read all these bad reviews on the Mosquito and am very surprised. This is maddening!!! Not even an email address to send in a complaint. but have so found it is impossible to get anyone. It is now March 31st and we have missed 3 months of shooting!!! I have even called the head office in the U.S. Bought the gun in Dec, took it back to the dealer who sent it to a Sig repair shop in Ontario and despite numerous calls to the dealer and now direct to the repair shop we still don't have the gun back and no one is calling us back. How does a company of this size and reputation build a gun, throw it in the box and ship it out to some dealer for sale without test firing it? There is an obvious flaw from the factory but this could have been prevented by testing the gun before you send it out for some poor sap to buy and be frustrated as soon as he buys it. We tried numerous times to get it to fire but to no avail. I was able to push it forward and it would fire, but again it stuck. It would not fire the second round and upon inspection I realized that the trigger was stuck. I popped the clip in racked the slide and slid a shell in and fired the first round, here is where the problem started. We take the gun home and I cleaned as per instructions in the box and then went to the firing range to test it out. Nice looking little pistol and fits her real nice as she is quite petite. My wife wanted to get into shooting so we went to a gun shop and ended up purchasing a new in the box Sig Sauer mosquito 22 to get her started. 22 Magnum.It is sad in this day and age that I have to post on a forum to try and get help with an issue with Sig Sauer. The SRD22X has been widely admired by shooters looking to suppressor pistols and rifles chambered in.

Its compact stature provides ultimate maneuverability and optimal balance, offering the utmost amount of options. With its state-of-the-art design, the SRD22X is at home on a variety of pistol and rifle rimfire hosts. Sig’s suppressor is constructed of stainless-steel baffles and a titanium tube which yield a simple design that is extremely durable. Weighing only 5.1 ounces with a 5.8-inch length, the SRD22X offers a lightweight, incredibly quiet, and user-serviceable option for rimfire hosts. The SRD22X by Sig Sauer is yet another addition to Sig’s notorious and versatile line in this industry.