Smith & Wesson SW22 Victory Target .22lr Pistol w/ Carbon Fiber Barrel & Red Dot Sight – 12081

I've been very happy with all my PC pistols right out of the boxes. It's a real treat to be able to go and meet friends at the range with the confidence that comes from knowing your pistols have all been optimized by the Factory and their best "Smiths"

Overall the experience with GragAgun was exceptional. The S&W has met all expectations with two exceptions, the safety is in a position that it is often pressed on unintentionally and the mag release is so pronounced an accidental release has happened several times. With that being said, the balance of the gun and the opportunity to order a competition gun that is all together with all positive modifications and optics is simply great. The carbon fiber barrel with the compensator reduces … Read More

bought this gun to shoot action steel. gun feels great. shoot straight.mounted the red dot as far forward as possible. is got great balance fells good in my hand and i have very large hands. the only complaint i have and i don't seem to be alone on this is the safety it is just to easy to engage unintentionally while shooting.

The gun is great. The red dot sight is of very poor quality. If I had known the sight was of such poor quality, I would have purchased the gun without the sight and then purchased a red dot sight separately. I would recommend the gun but not the red dot sight.

Ready for competition right out of the box, for the most part. Added a Tandemkross Halo charging handle for fast/easy slide racking. Everything just feels right about this gun.

Some whiny person complained about the sight as being cheap. Vortex is not at all a cheap sight. One might not want a 6moa though , or may want a venom instead of the viper model. I have the 3moa viper and love it. 6moa has a bigger red dot than the 3moa.

I hated to spend this much on a .22 handgun, but it honestly shoots so well and is so much fun to shoot, it's worth it. S&W did it right here.

How does the Performance shop turn out a gun that FTF or FTE every second shot? Sent it back to S&W. It took eight weeks to get it back. Haven’t taken it to the range yet. I have big hands so I don’t care for the grips. Lay the gun down on the left side and it will eject the magazine. Very light gun with nice CT red dot. Hoping for the best when I take it to the range.

You have to go by the description as the photo is incorrect for what you are purchasing, a Victory with a Red Dot sight and carbon wrapped barrel with a comp. The most notable feature is its reliability. The gun just runs about anything you put through it, So far around 500 rounds down range and no failures on anything from CCI, Remi, Federal or even Win Wildcat. The only downside is that it is very easy to push the safety back on, which is more than a little irritating in a steel match. There are fixes for the problem with after market parts.

I was at the Ben Avery range to try it out, twice. When the loaded magazine was installed, there was no way to pull the bolt back. One of the monitors suggested that I remove 4 bullets from the magazine-supposed to hold 10- and then I could pull the bolt back. It was a very accurate pistol especially with the red dot. I pray all is well next time!!!!

Pros: —I absolutely love the grips. —The only part of the gun to reciprocate is a the black slide, and it’s out of the way allowing a very aggressive grip. The weight of the gun, that grip, the compensator, and the negligible recoil of a .22LR makes this unbelievably fast to shoot. —The trigger is adjustable for pretravel and over travel. Cons: First let me say they’re all fixable but cost a few bucks which is disappointing since you’ve shelled out some good do-Rey- me

Didn't feed or eject correctly. Apparently a lot of people have problems with these Victory pistols. Sent off to Smith&Wesson. Turn around time is like 12 weeks.