Sidearms & Scatterguns 1911 22lr?
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Re: 1911 22lr?
I now lol I have a P22 with about 6000 rounds on it. <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BOLTRIPPER</div><div class="ubbcode-body">watch for the pot metal................. </div></div>
I now lol I have a P22 with about 6000 rounds on it. <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BOLTRIPPER</div><div class="ubbcode-body">watch for the pot metal................. </div></div>
Re: 1911 22lr?
I ended up going the .22 conversion route a number of years ago. I bought a Marvell unit and it worked very well.
I ended up going the .22 conversion route a number of years ago. I bought a Marvell unit and it worked very well.
Re: 1911 22lr?
I have a Sig 1911-22. It's the same as a GSG 1911-22, except for the price.
As long as I keep it relatively clean and lubed, it runs fine with whatever cheap ammo I have on hand.
If you go the Sig/GSG route, make sure you put the barrel fixing pin back in properly, or it will fall out. Then it takes about 6 weeks to get a new one.
I have a Sig 1911-22. It's the same as a GSG 1911-22, except for the price.
As long as I keep it relatively clean and lubed, it runs fine with whatever cheap ammo I have on hand.
If you go the Sig/GSG route, make sure you put the barrel fixing pin back in properly, or it will fall out. Then it takes about 6 weeks to get a new one.
Re: 1911 22lr?
I just bit the bullet and bought a used TacSol conversion. More expensive than many others, but so far all I've run through it is bulk pack and it hasn't jammed yet. Much more reliable than the Kimber unit I borrowed before.
I just bit the bullet and bought a used TacSol conversion. More expensive than many others, but so far all I've run through it is bulk pack and it hasn't jammed yet. Much more reliable than the Kimber unit I borrowed before.
Re: 1911 22lr?
Here are a bunch of them:
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=1911+22+lr&x=12&y=10
40gt
Here are a bunch of them:
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=1911+22+lr&x=12&y=10
40gt
Re: 1911 22lr?
I just picked up Brownings 1911-22. I always bring my 1911s to the range and my girlfriend kinda felt left out when she came along. This browning is scaled down(I think) to 7/8 size of a full size 1911 so it's kinda small for me but it's fun to shoot. I mainly got it for my girlfriend (she is 4'10" so this thing fits her perfectly). I only got to put around 150 through it before I ran out of time (range was closing for the evening). The browning breaks down like a regular 1911 unlike all the other newer dedicated 1911 22 platforms.
I just picked up Brownings 1911-22. I always bring my 1911s to the range and my girlfriend kinda felt left out when she came along. This browning is scaled down(I think) to 7/8 size of a full size 1911 so it's kinda small for me but it's fun to shoot. I mainly got it for my girlfriend (she is 4'10" so this thing fits her perfectly). I only got to put around 150 through it before I ran out of time (range was closing for the evening). The browning breaks down like a regular 1911 unlike all the other newer dedicated 1911 22 platforms.
Re: 1911 22lr?
I would like to look at the Chiappa myself. that's the one that peaked my interest
I would like to look at the Chiappa myself. that's the one that peaked my interest
Re: 1911 22lr?
Of course so far I think the best option is the Ruger 22/45 It simply has a 1911 grip but it was a platform designed for .22
Of course so far I think the best option is the Ruger 22/45 It simply has a 1911 grip but it was a platform designed for .22
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The ATI/GSG 1911/22lr are fine little guns. We have sold a bunch, no complaints from any of our customers. It is a much closer relative to a real 1911.
The Chiappa on the other hand, I don't think is in the same ball park...basically you get exactly what you pay for.
The ATI/GSG 1911/22lr are fine little guns. We have sold a bunch, no complaints from any of our customers. It is a much closer relative to a real 1911.
The Chiappa on the other hand, I don't think is in the same ball park...basically you get exactly what you pay for.
Re: 1911 22lr?
Spend a lot more money and get an early Colt Ace, not the WWII, $4000 one, but the one made in the last thirty years or so. A slide not mated to a frame will not bode well for either. As its fired, the fram will mate to the slide and vice versa. Which slide shall it mate to? Unless CNC and specs are amazingly the same, I don't like conversions for 1911's.
High Standard Victor, Supermatic, Citation, etc.
ACE
S&W 41.
Spend a lot more money and get an early Colt Ace, not the WWII, $4000 one, but the one made in the last thirty years or so. A slide not mated to a frame will not bode well for either. As its fired, the fram will mate to the slide and vice versa. Which slide shall it mate to? Unless CNC and specs are amazingly the same, I don't like conversions for 1911's.
High Standard Victor, Supermatic, Citation, etc.
ACE
S&W 41.
