Where did you purchase it from?Mine in FDE should be here next week, I'll do a range report after she gets here.
Very nice Congrats!I got it from Grab-a-Gun. It arrived today View attachment 151050 View attachment 151051
Threading is part of the barrel and does not/cannot be removed.Looks like the 1/2x28 threads are actually part of the barrel and the barrel can be removed from the slide without messing around with removing a thread adapter as required on alot of other popular 22lr pistols. Can anyone confirm this?
Is that the Federal white 333 pack? I bought a ton of that stuff during rona and it will not feed through my sons 10/22 to save my life.I finally got to the range yesterday, I shot about 300 rounds of Federal Value Pack HP rounds with zero malfunctions. The 502 feels like a 9mm pistol in your hands until you press the trigger. I was able to hit clay pigeons at 40 yards with ease. It's such a fun pistol. I can't wait for it's big brother my 509 MRD LE to arrive!!!
Thanks. I have some of that too. It's nice that it ran bulk stuff.This is the ammo I was using
I got mine from Grabagun.comWhich vendors have them in stock?
Thanks,
Bill
I had failure to feed, but seems to have worked itself out. It's running smooth as butter now.Has anyone had any instances of failure to extract? Just picked one up on Saturday and got it to the range this afternoon. only had time to run 1 mag through it before I had to leave but had multiple instances where brass stayed in the barrel. This is my first 22 pistol so not a lot of experience shooting one. Any help or insight would be appreciated.
Thanks. That's great to hear. Will be heading out to the range this afternoon and will try a couple of different brands of ammo to see if that helps.I had failure to feed, but seems to have worked itself out. It's running smooth as butter now.
Welcome to the Forum!So new to the forums, I just bought my 502 last week and was finally able to get out to the range today. Let me tell you the amount of fun pulling the trigger on this gun is just about immeasurable. I bought a 525 bulk pack of 36gr Remington Golden Bullet, and what I did shoot shot flawlessly. I tried a few shots of different types of ammo that my friend had brought with him and had no failures from that stuff either. I was maybe 7-8 mags in while doing some drills and had a failure to extract, and saw something odd go flying when that round went off. Pulled mag and tried to clear the casing out, but nothing was happening. I was able to just manually get the casing out with my fingernail. Got it back to the bench and found the extractor had broke. I went back to the spot where I saw the parts go flying and found a small metal detent and found the extractor spring about a foot away from the metal detent piece. As for the face of the extractor that hooks the round, I'm not sure where it ended up. Going to put in a service request ticket and hope the turn around is decently quick, as I had a ton of fun shooting what I did get to shoot. I hope I just have one of those fluke failures and only have to send it in this once, or at the very least get the parts to have on hand to fix when it does go down. Other than this little hiccup, I really like the gun.