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Smith & Wesson M&P FPC 22LR

Smith & Wesson M&P FPC 22LR — documented specs: caliber .22 LR, barrel length 413 mm (16.26 in), overall length 406–772 mm (15.98–30.39 in), weight 1.849 kg (4.08 lb), capacity 20. The source for each figure is listed below the specs (catalog as of 10/16/2026).

Category
Rimfire
Classification (DE)
Depends on the configuration
Era
Present (from 1991)
Origin
United States
Calibers
.22 LR

A gun counts as a handgun (Kurzwaffe) if barrel and breech together measure no more than 30 cm or its shortest length in proper use is no more than 60 cm – barrel length and stock (fixed, folding or telescoping) of the individual configuration decide. German WaffG, Annex 1 Sec. 1 Subsec. 1 No. 2.5.

Specifications

Action
Blowback
Sights
Rail only
Barrel length
413 mm (16.26 in)
Overall length
406–772 mm (15.98–30.39 in)Depending on variant · stock folded to unfolded
Weight
1.849 kg (4.08 lb)
Capacity
20standard magazine

Sources

Specifications come from the source cited alongside them; counts are based on our catalog as of the date stated. Not legal advice: what follows from these figures in a given country is decided by that country’s law. Waffenschrank is not affiliated with the manufacturers named.

Magazines that fit

Magazines that fit this model according to their manufacturer — with capacity, caliber and the limits by country in the accessories catalog.

United States (federal law): Federal law sets no capacity limit for magazines; the former limit expired in 2004 and has been repealed (18 U.S.C. § 922(w) (repealed)). Several states do limit capacity, however – for example California, New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Washington and Colorado – some as a sales ban, some as a possession ban. This list is not complete; the law of the state decides.

Other models in .22 LR

Models from other manufacturers in the same caliber, drawn from the catalog in no particular order — not a recommendation and not a comparison of specs.

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