SKU ECOM18680292
used very good
Out of stock
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Product Information & Specs
Seller Description For This Firearm
This Walther features two 10-round magazines, the original case, owner's manual and a laser grip.
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General Manufacturer Product Information
The Walther SP22 M2 .22 LR handgun combines precision mechanics with sleek design, making it a top choice for firearm enthusiasts. With its lightweight polymer frame and ergonomic grip, this handgun offers exceptional comfort and control. Equipped with a target trigger and adjustable rear sight it provides unmatched accuracy and customization options.
Its versatile .22 LR caliber guarantees reduced recoil and affordable ammunition. Boasting a 10-round magazine capacity and smooth trigger the SP22 M2 ensures reliable and safe operation. Perfect for plinking, training, and recreational shooting, this firearm is a testament to Walther's commitment to excellence.
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