[hobocircus]

If they made one would you buy it?

 

[chrome]

If they made one would you buy it?

+1

 

[garyk]

I voted no. There are so many good .22 pistols out there already. Now if you're talking .22 conversion, I'd be all over that!

 

[jeep2919]

hobo

just wondering why you are so hooked on .22
You've got one in your sig, mentioned one in the field pistol question and now you want an XD in .22.
Not raggin ya just curious.

 

[ichy_trigger]

I second that conversion idea but no thanks to a .22 XD

 

[9mm lover]

hobo

just wondering why you are so hooked on .22
You've got one in your sig, mentioned one in the field pistol question and now you want an XD in .22.
Not raggin ya just curious.

I'm not hobo, but I can tell you why I'm hooked on .22.

500 rounds .22, approximately $10.00.

500 rounds 9mm, approximately $70.00.

Can shoot all day without abusing ears.

 

[Snake-eater 1]

Not for me, I have plenty of purpose built and conversion unit .22s, but I can see the appeal for some people.

 

[NExd]

hobo

just wondering why you are so hooked on .22
You've got one in your sig, mentioned one in the field pistol question and now you want an XD in .22.
Not raggin ya just curious.

I'm not hobo, but I can tell you why I'm hooked on .22.

500 rounds .22, approximately $10.00.

500 rounds 9mm, approximately $70.00.

Can shoot all day without abusing ears.

I personally like recoil, and a .22 just doesnt do it for me. That it little kiddie guns in my eyes.

 

[bomber_man_jj]

I voted yes thinking that the convertion kit would be along those lines.

 

[NiK]

A conversion kit might be a good cheap way to train, but I'd rather just have another .22 altogether.

 

[Acerimmer]

I think a XD is a little to expensive to be a .22. why spend $400 on a .22 XD when Ican just get a ruger MkII or 22/45.

 

[9mm lover]

hobo

just wondering why you are so hooked on .22
You've got one in your sig, mentioned one in the field pistol question and now you want an XD in .22.
Not raggin ya just curious.

I'm not hobo, but I can tell you why I'm hooked on .22.

500 rounds .22, approximately $10.00.

500 rounds 9mm, approximately $70.00.

Can shoot all day without abusing ears.

I personally like recoil, and a .22 just doesnt do it for me. That it little kiddie guns in my eyes.

Maybe we should pass them out to preschoolers then. :roll:

 

[9mm lover]

I think a XD is a little to expensive to be a .22. why spend $400 on a .22 XD when Ican just get a ruger MkII or 22/45.

Maybe they could make an XD-22 that is to the XD what the P22 is to the P99.

 

[hobocircus]

Jeep2919

hobo

just wondering why you are so hooked on .22
You've got one in your sig, mentioned one in the field pistol question and now you want an XD in .22.
Not raggin ya just curious.

In rifle and pistol it's one of my favorite calibers. The most popular cartridge ever and used around the world by the millions and millions. On the field pistol question, most will understand that it will put small game on the table easily. Although it can be done, I personally think it is difficult to bag a fast moving rabbit for the pot with a pistol chambered in 9mm, 40, 45...even a rabbit that has stopped under a bush at 20 yards is a tough target with a "big bore" pistol. Small game does not have a lot of edible meat on it and a good hit with a .45 will turn a bunny into taco meat. (actually sounds good! :wink: )
I always bring a .22 rifle or pistol out on every shooting session. I can shoot .308, 303 British, 7.63x39, 9mm, 20 guage or whateva, but when I am winding down, you just can't beat the fun and accuracy of the .22 rimfire. I started out with a .22 in 1977 and never looked back. Also I just thought a XD in .22 would be a interesting subject. If it was ever produced by Springfield Armory, it would have to be something outstanding because of all the other good semi .22s on the market. It would have to cost much less than the average XD. I would get it for like $225 to $250 price range. Ohhhh and I forgot to mention that it comes stock with a regular 10 rounder and a 100 round snail drum magazine is optional for $20! :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: Continue the votes and have a great weekend all!

 

[jcrich33]

I think a conversion would be better.

hobo

just wondering why you are so hooked on .22
You've got one in your sig, mentioned one in the field pistol question and now you want an XD in .22.
Not raggin ya just curious.

More guns=more fun :wink:

 

[fl4ian]

i voted thinking that we were talking about conversion kits... i would get a conversion kit, but would not buy an XD in .22 only.

 

[Cntryboy79]

I would definitely go for a conversion kit. It's a great way to train without spending quite so much money. I've got a .22 kit for my 1911, and I love it. It helped a lot with technique and quick point of aim.

 

[Start2Fabrication]

i'd also go for a conversion kit, particularly because i need to pop neighborhood varmints on a regular basis (posums,snakes, wild dogs, etc..) and could use snakeshot and quiet loads.

 

[RIKOSHEY]

I personally bought my XDs for defense...I'll keep my Buckmark Target and P22 for plinking and just general goofing around.

Rikoshey :twisted:

 

[9mm lover]

I personally bought my XDs for defense...I'll keep my Buckmark Target and P22 for plinking and just general goofing around.

Rikoshey :twisted:

If I'm not mistaken, the P22 was designed to feel like a scaled down P99. Maybe they could do something similar with the XD? My guess is it'll never happen. If they did make one and it was quality, I'd get one. I'd rather pay $400 for a good .22 than $200 for one that has problems. For now I'll stick to my standard model Buckmark.