The Armscor AL22 is a 9-shot .22 LR revolver with a stainless steel barrel and cylinder. It runs SA/DA, so you can shoot it cocked or straight from the trigger. At 3.18 lbs and 9.57 inches overall with a 4-inch barrel, it handles well for extended range sessions without wearing you out. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: AL22 
• UPC: 812285026312 
• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Action: Single/Double Action (SA/DA) 
• Capacity: 9 rounds 
• Barrel Length: 4 inches 
• Overall Length: 9.57 inches 
• Weight: 3.18 lbs (approximately) 
• Finish: Stainless Steel 
   

Detailed Features 

 
The stainless steel construction on both barrel and cylinder holds up well to corrosion and regular use. Fixed ramp front sight pairs with an adjustable rear, so you can dial it in at different distances. The finger-grooved black rubber grip gives a solid hold without hot spots during longer sessions. SA/DA capability lets you pick your preferred trigger mode depending on the situation. 
 
The 9-round cylinder is a real advantage in .22 LR -- you spend less time reloading during plinking or target practice. Low recoil makes it accessible to youth shooters and anyone sensitive to heavier calibers, while still being adequate for small game like rabbits or squirrels. 
 

Usage 

• Sport shooting and plinking: the 9-round capacity and .22 LR economics keep things moving at the range. 
• Small game hunting: manageable recoil and decent accuracy out to reasonable distances. 
• Training: useful as a low-cost trigger discipline tool before stepping up to larger calibers.

The AL22 Stainless gets mixed but generally fair reviews. Here's the breakdown:

What users like:

• Affordability: consistently called out as a budget-friendly .22 revolver that doesn't feel like a throwaway gun.
• Compact size: the lightweight build makes it easy to carry and handle, appealing to new shooters and those wanting a light kit gun.
• Easy to operate: the SA/DA action is straightforward, which beginners appreciate.
• Accuracy: solid at short distances for plinking and small game work.

Common complaints:

• Build quality: some users report parts wearing down faster than expected with heavy use, and it doesn't feel as solid as higher-priced revolvers.
• Trigger pull: heavier and less smooth than competing models; affects precision shooting.
• Capacity: a few users wish for more rounds, though 9 is already above average for a .22 revolver.
• Aesthetics: the utilitarian stainless look isn't for everyone who wants something more refined.