i've HEARD Smith versions of the 9mm r
"iffy" in quality. The Walther .22 doesn't FEEL like other guns, so unless you want it as a "trainer" for the 9mm Walther, it has to compete, pricewise, accuracy wise, with the Browning Buckmark. It wil have a hard time doing so.
"iffy" in quality. The Walther .22 doesn't FEEL like other guns, so unless you want it as a "trainer" for the 9mm Walther, it has to compete, pricewise, accuracy wise, with the Browning Buckmark. It wil have a hard time doing so.