Chiappa Firearms New .22 LR Caliber M-9 Lookalike Pistol
Dayton OH –-(Ammoland.com)- Chiappa Firearms debuts its new M-9 (9mm lookalike) semi-auto pistol in .22 Long Rifle caliber.
This is a fun gun! The same size as the 9mm M-9 Its great looks, quality manufacture, and of course economic caliber make it a natural for everything from lookalike economical practice to plinking.
The original 9mm x19mm M-9 won the competition for the new U.S. Military sidearm back in the mid-1980s and became the official U.S. Military sidearm in 1990 with a new model designation. This new Chiappa .22 caliber pistol is a faithful copy of that handgun.
Two Models comprising three variants (plastic or wood grips) are available:
The first is the M9-22 Standard model. This model features drift adjustable rear sights and a choice of wood or black plastic grips. Its suggested retail is $369.00.
The second model is the M9-22 Tactical. This thing is cool! It is a replica of the current U.S. Military model and comes with black plastic grips (no wood). It comes with drift adjustable replica Novak style fiber optic rear sights.
The M9-22 Tactical features a 1/2inch X 28 threaded barrel and replica suppressor and thread protector cap when the replica suppressor is not on the gun. However, the pistol will accept most real suppressors and silencers. Chiappa does NOT make suppressors or silencers.
These Class Three devices must be purchased and registered through licensed dealers. The M9-22 has a suggested retail of $419.00.
Specifications:
- Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
- Magazine Capacity: 10 rounds (2-magazines included with each pistol)
- Barrel Length: 5-inches
- Overall Length: 81/2 inches
- Weight: 37 ounces
- Grips (stocks): wood or black plastic standard model and black plastic Tactical Model
- Replica Suppressor:Tactical model (included, no extra cost)
8611-A North Dixie Drive
Dayton, OH, 45414
937-901-0363
[email protected]
You may view this high-performance handgun at www.mkschiappa.com
I like the pistol im looking for other one the one I have just to heavy.
Do you have a dealer in the Sacremento California area??
Looking to buy the 1911-22 pistol.
Thanks
Bob Fogle
sure wish i could see this pistol in a 22 mag, is there a reason no body makes pistols in 22 mag. they got them in revolvers. if the pistol is in a small enough package it would make an excellent c/c, is there something i'm missing why it isn't made as such…
thank you