Beretta® U22 Neos .22LR Pistol
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Meant to appeal to a new generation of shooting enthusiasts, Beretta's Neos 22LR pistols feature cutting-edge design, modular construction,and flexibility for different shooting disciplines. Sleek and ergonomic, the U22 Neos 22LR Pistol is reliable, durable, precise, and easy to maintain. The gun's alloy steel slide and 4.5'' barrel features an integral rail that accepts Weaver style scope mounts, matte black front sight, and fully adjustable target rear sights. Neos' modular design consists of five assemblies that field strip easily without tools for cleaning. Ergonomic textured polymer grip frame for easy handling in all conditions. Ambidextrous manual safety can be engaged with the firing pin cocked or uncocked. Matte black finish. Weight: 31.7 oz. Capacity: 10+1 rounds.
- Brand - Beretta
- Action - Single
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by sillyshooter fun gun
i use this gun for fun shooting and to teach new shooters, so far ive put atleast 800 rounds through it. other then the cheap bulk winchester ammo it feeds perfect every time, has jam issues with that cheap stuff but otherwise, never misfires or jams
January 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by ANNOMCMLXI GOOD PISTOL
I BROUGHT THIS PISTOL YESTERDAY, AND TOOK IT TO THE RANGE TO TRY IT OUT. I USED FEDERAL,REMINGTON,CCI,AND WINCHESTER AMMO. I DID NOT HAVE ANY PROBLEMS WITH THIS PISTOL AT ALL, FEED AND FIRE ALL AMMO. MY BEST GROUPING WAS WITH WINCHESTER AMMO.
September 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by mmdd Best value in .22 pistols
Shot over 500 rounds and not a single misfire, fail to fire, or eject. Mag release is awkward but shoots accurate and not much muzzle rise. Great value in .22's
May 23, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by ZnDust A Gun not worth owning
I have been target shooting for over 50 years. I purchased a Neo while my Browning Challenger was at the gunsmith's. The two guns are like night and day concerning quality and performance.
This is the worst gun I've ever owned. It constantly misfeeds from the clip and if you could get ten rounds in a row to eject properly it was a miracle. I tried many brands of 22 longs and they all misfed, didn't eject properly or misfired.
The rear site screws had a mind of their own. They were constantly backing out and falling to the floor.
I finally mounted a red dot to the gun.
Baretta appears to make fine firearms with the exception of the Neo. Stay away from this gun.
April 14, 2012
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Is there a big difference between the 4.5 and 6" barrel version? Would the 6" be more accurate?
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6" tends to be more accurate (if using iron sights) only due to the longer sight radius.
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