"The B22 Jaguar: Beretta's New Cutting-Edge .22" Topic
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| Tango01 | 05 Jul 2026 1:55 p.m. PST |
"Last Thursday evening was the opportunity to find Stick Action Spéciale (Amarante Wargames) with a scenario with a bit of an iodized taste which did not displease the members of the club. The game takes place in the Republic of San Theodoros, a small country in South America in the middle of a civil war. Called by the dictatorial power to maintain power, the mercenary company Daft Pink took advantage of the surrounding chaos to get their hands on a stock of particularly sensitive weapons, latest generation surface-to-air missiles which, in the wrong hands, could cause carnage. But that's without counting on the TF666 operators, determined to hinder Daft Pink's plans!…"
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| Tango01 | 05 Jul 2026 1:56 p.m. PST |
"The world of the .22 LR semi-automatic pistol has taken a turn as of late towards "slide-operated" designs. This means rimfire pistols that mimic centerfire handguns, with an action based around a full-size reciprocating slide. While this design has produced some great pistols that mimic the controls and manual of arms of centerfire handguns for training purposes, it overlooks the established principles of what make a reliable and accurate semi-automatic rimfire: a fixed barrel and the optimal grip angle to feed the rimmed cartridges. Beretta returns to these principles with the B22 Jaguar, a .22 Long Rifle-chambered pistol optimized for the range, competition and introducing new shooters to the sport. The B22 Jaguar is a blowback-operated, semi-automatic .22 LR pistol. It has a hammer-fired action with a single-action hammer concealed within the frame and a bolt that works within the "upper receiver." Cartridges are fed from a single-stack, 15-round magazine that uses an optimal angle for feeding and has a follower button to assist in loading. The ejection port is mirrored on both sides of the upper receiver and the ejection pattern can be switched to right or left (this process requires additional parts). A slide release is placed on the left side of the pistol, the magazine release is reversible and the manual safety lever is bilateral…" link
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