Part of it bears repeating: “Do not put ammunition into this pistol… until you fully understand all functions….” We recommend all Phoenix buyers follow that advice not because the gun is dangerous, but because doing so will avoid frustration along the way. It came with a comprehensive owner’s manual, and because the operations of the gun were different from what we’re used to, our first step was to read that manual. Inside the cardboard box we found a compact, comfortable, good-looking little pistol with enough heft and size to give it a reasonable feel. We came across a low-cost pistol at a local gun store, the Phoenix HP22A ($140 locally) and could not believe it would be any kind of performer, our opinion being based largely on its extremely low price. 22 pistol for shooting fun in camp or on the trail? Can you get one for under $150? Or will you have to spend many hundreds of dollars? The answers may depend on your proposed use for the gun, but Gun Tests limited the use to simply having low-cost fun with a semiauto handgun, the ground was laid for the current test. 22 “plinker,” or whatever you’d like to call a.
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