I haven't found a tougher .22 pistol yet. I rarely if ever clean mine. Bounces around all season in my truck. I've dropped it in a creek. It always gets the job done. They don't make bad little concealed carry guns either if you can get over the fact they won't drop and elephant running at you.

Yes. The first trigger pull is long as you are cocking the hammer via the trigger then BANG. Second trigger pull the hammer is already cocked due to the cycling of the slide. Very short trigger pull. You can manually (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) (pull ) the hammer back before the first shot which gives you the shorter trigger pull right away.

Chris

ADC brings up a good point. I shot mine a couple years ago at 6-8 feet to see how it would group. Off a rest it's a 1 holer.

You can shoot shorts or CB Shorts if you load them one at a time.

I don't use it for dispatch but always have it in the truck.

I'm pretty sure the hammer is back on the first one. I would have noticed that but you are right it seems like that mechanically inside there its going through those motions though... even though the hammer is back. I might be crazy. I'll shoot it out the back door tonight and report back.