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Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Mag W/ Thumb Safety 30 Round

Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Mag W/ Thumb Safety 30 Round

Experience the latest innovation in firearms with the new Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Magnum! This cutting-edge pistol, with its stunning 30+1 capacity, means less time reloading and more time enjoying your shooting experience. Chambered in 22 WMR and boasting a 4.3″ barrel, this pistol ensures consistent reliability and accuracy for every shot. It features a manual thumb safety, flat-faced trigger, accessory rail, green fiber optic front sight and is Optics ready.

SMITH & WESSON M&P 22 MAGNUM FEATURES

The Smith and Wesson M&P 22 Magnum is packed with features designed to enhance your shooting experience. A front gas port ensures everything stays in place until the bullet exits the barrel, providing you with an unmatched, reliable pistol. For a clear sight picture, the optics-cut slide allows for the direct mounting of most popular micro red dots on the market.

But it’s not just the capacity that’s been upgraded; the M&P 22 Magnum comes with a Fiber Optic Green front sight and black notched rear sight. Its textured grip and black polymer frame ensure a firm, comfortable grip while the stainless steel slide with Armornite finish offers durability and a sleek aesthetic. With 1:10 rifling, you’re guaranteed accuracy with every shot.

This new offering from Smith & Wesson is all about bringing more capacity, more reliability, more consistency, and more excitement to your shooting sessions. Included with the M&P 22 Magnum are two 30 round magazines, ready for the range!

The Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Magnum (SKU 13433) is a full-size, semi-automatic rimfire pistol chambered in .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire (.22 WMR). It is designed primarily for recreational target shooting, training, and small-game or varmint use where lawful. One of its standout features is its 30-round magazine capacity.

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson
• Model: M&P 22 Magnum
• SKU / Model No.: 13433
• Caliber: .22 WMR (.22 Magnum)
• Action: Semi-automatic, internal hammer-fired
• Magazine capacity: 30 rounds
• Barrel length: 4.35 inches
• Overall length: Approximately 8.4 inches
• Weight (unloaded): About 22 ounces
• Frame: Polymer
• Slide: Stainless steel with Armornite finish
• Safety: Ambidextrous manual thumb safety
• Sights: Fiber-optic front sight with adjustable rear sight
• Optics-ready: Yes, compatible with optics using the Shield RMSc footprint
• Accessory rail: Picatinny rail for lights or other compatible accessories
• Magazines included: Two 30-round magazines

Notable features

• TEMPO barrel system: Uses Smith & Wesson’s gas-operated TEMPO system, which delays the action opening to improve reliability with the .22 WMR cartridge.
• Easy-to-rack slide: Designed to require relatively little effort to operate.
• Fully ambidextrous controls: Includes bilateral thumb safety and slide stop, plus a reversible magazine release.
• Flat-face trigger: Intended to provide a consistent trigger press.
• Optics ready: Accepts many compact red-dot sights without requiring a separate adapter plate for the RMSc footprint.

Typical uses

Owners and reviewers commonly use this pistol for:

• Recreational target shooting
• Range practice
• Introducing new shooters to handgun shooting
• Small-game and pest-control applications where legal

Reliability and shooting impressions

Professional reviews generally praise the pistol for:

• Very low recoil
• High magazine capacity
• Good accuracy for a rimfire handgun
• Comfortable ergonomics similar to centerfire M&P pistols

Some early users reported that reliability improved after a break-in period and that careful magazine loading helps reduce feeding issues, which is a common consideration with high-capacity rimfire magazines.

Advantages

• 30-round capacity
• Lightweight polymer frame
• Optics-ready slide
• Ambidextrous controls
• Low recoil
• Familiar M&P ergonomics

Potential drawbacks

• .22 WMR ammunition is typically more expensive than .22 LR.
• Like many rimfire firearms, reliability can be more ammunition-sensitive than comparable centerfire pistols.
• High-capacity rimfire magazines may require careful loading technique for best performance.