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Can .22 Magnum actually work as a self-defense round?
In this follow-up to my Walther WMP SD video, we dive into the real-world viability of using .22 Magnum for home defense. Spoiler alert: I'm not using it—but that doesn’t mean it can’t work for someone else.
We cover the pros (low recoil, higher capacity, reduced overpenetration, modern ammo options, and improved reliability) and the cons (limited stopping power, heavy reliance on shot placement). If you're recoil-sensitive or just want a suppressed, easy-to-shoot option with enough punch to matter, this video is for you.
Let me know in the comments—would you trust .22 Magnum as a self-defense round? Or is it still stuck in the “better than nothing” category?
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