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I was able to make contact last year and he was going to send me a rear sight (mine didn't have one when I bought it used), but that didn't work out. I contacted him again via email to ask whether I could buy a sight plate but haven't heard back. At this point the gun is pretty much unusable without any rear sight or optic :(

Just thought I'd add an update that as of today (12/21) Double M Defense has the K22S on sale for $325

Update from the range: Sunday is range therapy day. I put about 170 rounds through my K22S - 100 of Winchester 40 gr Super-X, 50 of Norma 40 gr TAC-22 and almost 20 rounds of Norma 24 gr EcoSpeed (gifted to me). I tried all the possible spring combinations - small, large, both. It wouldn't get through a mag of the EcoSpeed even with help. The Winchester shot mostly ok, but I had a lot of failures to extract with it and had to pry out the empties by hand since the extractor seemed to have a hard time locking on the rim. I also had a number of bad feeds with the Winchester with the round getting jammed in at an angle, denting either the casing or the bullet. So from today's adventure, the TAC-22 is the only ammo I'd get again to use at the range. Next week I'll be trying some CCI and Aguila options. It's fun being able to shoot more accurately, for sure. I let one of the rangemasters shoot a mag out of it and he was impressed as well and commented that it feels like a real gun rather than a toy. The funny thing was they put me on the rifle side today, so I was shooting next to guys with much larger rounds and the difference in sound was hilarious - BOOM - pop - BOOM - pop. So my overall impression was very positive. I didn't seem to get a whole lot of ammo compatibility yet, but I'll work on that. I'm not 100% sure yet how I want to integrate it into my weekly practice, but I think it's got its place and I think it will be a much better firearm for my daughter to use at first than any of my 9s. Now I just have to figure out how to get her away from the FPS games on the computer and out to the range ;)

I know it's not the best answer, but basically any gun we can buy here in the US is budget priced compared to the prices in Europe. The difference is SO dramatic that I don't personally know many shooters there in spite of having lived 14 years in Poland. It seems any gun I compare prices on between US and Polish, Austrian, Swiss or German dealers is two or three times more money there than here. The Arex Delta X here goes for around $370 while in Poland it's about $705. I'm thankful we can enjoy gun ownership here as affordably as we can...

Hi all, Pete here in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where the Amish buggies roll ;) I wasn't in the service, but lived abroad for 14 years not far from where Putin is trying to prove his manhood. I got back into shooting after many, many years this last summer with pistols (I had never shot them before, just rifle, shotgun and bow) and my quest for good information led me to Graham's channel on youtube. Definitely one of my favorites, but I blame him for at least two of my purchases at this point 🤣 . What I appreciate most is Graham's technically oriented take on firearms which matches my general approach to any tool I get (I work in construction). Politically, I suspect a lot here would consider me a black sheep - registered (D), gun owner, who supports 2A rights. There are actually a lot like me out here, but a lot keep their mouths shut about it - it's just easier that way. Other than my newfound hobby, I make pretty good espresso and scale models. I've translated military history books for a publishing company called Kagero in Poland and one of my life achievements was the translation of a book on the PZL P.24 fighter plane written by one of the design engineers who actually worked on it, Andrzej Glass who I worked with to make sure the translation was up to his standards. For the last 16 years since returning to the US, I've been working as an electrician. My goal with my pistol shooting is to get half as good as the people I watch online. Yeah, wish me luck.