Phoenix Arms

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Phoenix Arms

Phoenix Arms is a

BATF as one of the "Ring of Fire" companies, known for producing inexpensively-manufactured firearms often given the pejorative term "Saturday night special".[2]

Phoenix initially continued production of the MP-25, Raven's flagship model,[1] before later replacing it with two new pistols, the HP22A and HP25A, chambered in .22 LR and .25 ACP, respectively. The pistols are constructed of injection-molded Zamak, a zinc alloy.

Products

HP22 and HP25

Phoenix Arms HP22A and HP25A
magazine
; capacities:
  • 9+1 rounds (.25 ACP [standard])[7]
  • 10+1 rounds (.25 ACP [extended])[8]
  • 10+1 rounds (.22 LR)[9]
SightsBlade front sight
Windage-adjustable notch-type rear sight

The HP22A and HP25A are small semi-automatic

magazine disconnect
feature, which prevents the gun from firing without a magazine. The magazine cannot be removed without engaging the manual safety. The HP22A and HP25A have a shotgun-style ventilated rib along the top and feature a blade front sight with windage-adjustable notch-type rear sight. They are available in nickel- or blued finish. The HP22 is designed for use with standard-velocity .22 Long Rifle only.

Accessories

Phoenix Arms also markets a "Target Kit" for the HP22A/HP25A that includes an interchangeable 5 inch barrel and a magazine with an extended finger rest.

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