Smith & Wesson Model 622 Pistol Slide Stop Ejector Assembly .22 LR Stainless Steel Used OEM Part 622Q
$22.99
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Smith & Wesson Model 622 Pistol Slide Stop Ejector Assembly .22 LR Stainless Steel Used OEM Part 622Q
$22.99
This is a used OEM slide stop ejector assembly for the Smith & Wesson Model 622 semi-automatic pistol chambered in .22 Long Rifle. This is a genuine factory part in stainless steel construction from a rimfire target pistol.
Key Features:
- Genuine Smith & Wesson factory part
- Stainless steel construction
- Complete slide stop ejector assembly
- Compatible with Model 622 .22 LR pistols
- Used condition - fully functional OEM component
- Part Number: 622Q
Compatibility:
This slide stop ejector assembly is designed specifically for the Smith & Wesson Model 622, a .22 Long Rifle rimfire semi-automatic pistol. The Model 622 is the stainless steel version of the Model 422, featuring a fixed barrel design for enhanced accuracy. The slide stop ejector assembly combines two critical functions: it locks the slide back when the magazine is empty and ejects spent cartridge cases during the firing cycle.
About the Model 622:
The Smith & Wesson Model 622 is a .22 LR target pistol introduced in the late 1980s/early 1990s. It features stainless steel construction, fixed barrel design for accuracy, and is popular for target shooting, plinking, and training. The .22 LR caliber offers low recoil and economical shooting. Parts for these rimfire pistols are becoming increasingly difficult to find.
Condition:
This is a used factory part removed from a Smith & Wesson Model 622 pistol. The slide stop ejector assembly has been inspected and is in good working condition with normal wear consistent with use. The stainless steel finish shows typical handling marks. Used parts offer an economical solution for repairs and restorations while maintaining OEM quality and fit.
Installation:
Professional gunsmith installation is recommended for proper fitting and function. The slide stop ejector assembly requires proper installation to ensure reliable slide lock and ejection operation. Knowledge of Smith & Wesson semi-automatic pistol mechanisms is helpful for installation.