NEW Beretta B22 Jaguar: High-End .22LR Pistol Review

James Reeves hits the range with the brand new Beretta B22 Jaguar, a metal-framed, internal-hammer, single-action-only .22LR pistol that revives the classic Jaguar name from the old Beretta 70 Series but goes full modern match gun. In this first look, James explains why, as someone who is not a rimfire guy, the B22 still feels like a “real gun” thanks to its weight, 1911-style checkering, modular chassis, optics-ready top rail, and legit trigger. He runs both the Tac Metal and Metal Competition models, talks about reliability, breaks down the comp and Tandemkross gas pedal on the match gun, and compares the Jaguar’s pricing and role to guns like the Ruger Mark IV, TX22, P322, and Glock 44. James also covers suppressed versus braked shooting, and who this gun is actually for if you’re thinking about spending money on a Beretta racey rimfire.