Description
The Mauser M20 SD .22 LR 10rd 4.75in Threaded Barrel is a rimfire semi-auto pistol built for training, plinking, and small game. It combines a double/single-action trigger with an ambidextrous safety and a threaded barrel for muzzle devices. This is the SD variant, meaning you get factory threading for suppressors or compensators where legal.
| Manufacturer | Mauser |
|---|---|
| Model | M20 SD |
| Material | Steel slide, polymer frame (per manufacturer specs) |
| Compatibility | Mauser M20 series .22 LR magazines |
| Finish | Blued slide, black polymer grip |
| Weight | 24 oz (empty, per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Threaded 4.75-Inch Barrel – Why it matters: lets you attach suppressors, compensators, or other muzzle devices for quieter shooting or reduced recoil. The 1/2×28 thread pitch is standard for .22 rimfire cans.
- Ambidextrous Slide-Mounted Safety – Why it matters: lefties and righties both get positive thumb control without switching hands. The safety locks the hammer and trigger.
- Hammer De-Cocker for DA/SA Operation – Why it matters: lowers the hammer safely from single-action to double-action, giving you a heavy first pull for carry or a light second shot for precision. The 8.5-pound DA pull is deliberate.
- Serrated Slide – Why it matters: provides a non-slip grip when racking the slide, even with sweaty or gloved hands. The serrations run full-length for positive manipulation.
- 10-Round Magazine Included – Why it matters: gives you ten shots before reloading, which is ideal for range sessions or small-game hunting. The mag drops free for quick changes.
Who It’s For
This pistol is for shooters who want a threaded .22 LR for suppressed training, pest control, or just quiet plinking. It works for lefties and righties thanks to the ambi safety. The DA/SA trigger makes it a good trainer for service pistols with similar action types.
Pros and Cons
Pros: Threaded barrel included, ambidextrous controls, DA/SA trigger with de-cocker, reliable rimfire feeding, under $300 street price.
Cons: The slide-mounted safety can be slow to reach for shooters used to frame-mounted safeties. The single 10-round magazine means you’ll want spares for extended range time.
Comparison vs Competitors
| Feature | Mauser M20 SD | Zev Technologies OZ9C | Agency Arms Glock 19 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caliber | .22 LR | 9mm | 9mm |
| Barrel Length | 4.75 in (threaded) | 4.49 in (threaded optional) | 4.02 in (threaded optional) |
| Action | DA/SA | Striker-fired | Striker-fired |
| Capacity | 10+1 | 17+1 | 15+1 |
| Weight | 24 oz | 25 oz | 22 oz |
| Price | $272 | $1,100+ | $1,500+ |
| Best For | Suppressed plinking, training | Competition, carry | Duty, carry |
FAQ
What thread pitch is the barrel?
It uses 1/2×28 TPI, the standard for .22 LR suppressors and compensators.
Does it come with a suppressor?
No, the pistol ships with the threaded barrel only. You’ll need to purchase a suppressor separately and follow all NFA rules.
Is the safety reversible for left-hand use?
The safety is ambidextrous from the factory, so you don’t need to reverse anything. Both sides have identical levers.
How many magazines are included?
One 10-round magazine ships with the pistol. Extra mags are available separately.
Can I use high-velocity .22 LR ammo?
Yes, the M20 SD cycles reliably with standard and high-velocity .22 LR loads. Avoid subsonic rounds unless suppressed.
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