Walther P22 Price Guide: What to Pay & Current In-Stock Deals

Updated October 18, 2026

Walther P22 listings are the .22 LR pistol. They are trainers, not a concealed 9mm. Threaded barrels and the Q update are the SKU split.

In-stock Walther P22

What you are actually buying

The Walther P22 is a compact rimfire pistol in .22 LR. 10-round magazines are the standard. Not a duty optic gun. Some have a rail. Do not expect a pistol-dot cut.

A DA/SA .22 trainer with a polymer frame. It is not a PDP and not a defensive 9mm. The slide is a rimfire slide.

Variants worth separating

The P22 and the later P22 Q differ in details and in magazine fit rumors that are not worth guessing. Threaded barrels exist. The gun is known to prefer hotter .22 ammunition. That is a use note, not a price.

Who it suits

Inexpensive .22 practice for someone who wants a Walther-shaped trainer. A TX22 is the other common .22 pistol in this set and is a different magazine and grip.

What to look for in a deal

Threaded versus plain, Q versus earlier, and whether extra magazines are included. A tired rimfire with feeding complaints in the description is not a deal. Match the Q designation if you care about the later gun. Leave 9mm Walthers out of the row. The wider in-stock set is on Walther deals. If this size is wrong, the Walther PPK is the nearby model. The category board is handgun deals. The category buying guide is Best .22 Pistols.

Questions people ask

Which Walther P22 variants are actually different products?

The P22 and the later P22 Q differ in details and in magazine fit rumors that are not worth guessing. Threaded barrels exist. The gun is known to prefer hotter .22 ammunition. That is a use note, not a price.

Who is a Walther P22 a good fit for?

Inexpensive .22 practice for someone who wants a Walther-shaped trainer. A TX22 is the other common .22 pistol in this set and is a different magazine and grip.

What should a Walther P22 deal include?

Threaded versus plain, Q versus earlier, and whether extra magazines are included. A tired rimfire with feeding complaints in the description is not a deal.

How do I know two Walther P22 cards are the same product?

Match the Q designation if you care about the later gun. Leave 9mm Walthers out of the row.

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