Who do we like for .22lr 1911's?

[DDTSGM]

Huge difference. Given fixed barrel/frame interface on the GSG, the slide fit is crap and thus so is the repeatable accuracy. The conical barrel bit and tighter bushing took the pistol from 'meh' with Dawsons on a good day to 'nice' I'm still running factory fire control and non-extended magazines.

Okay, I have this suppressor adapter: https://www.tacticalinc.com/catalog/product/5020-01342

So it would have to go bye-bye in order to use the 'system'

[jeep45238]

Okay, I have this suppressor adapter: https://www.tacticalinc.com/catalog/product/5020-01342

So it would have to go bye-bye in order to use the 'system'

Probably not, looks like they offer their own piece also. The bushing is way tighter to the slide and barrel than stock, and any play removed will help out at the end of the day.

https://www.tandemkross.com/GSGSig-1...er-_p_157.html

[Oldherkpilot]

Marvel makes a couple conversions for the 1911. They are top of the line.

[revolvergeek]

I don't mean to be a troll but my answer is the Ruger Mk IV.

The Browning Buckmark was always a solid performer for me and felt more 1911-ish than the older Rugers. No experience with the MkIV.

I love my old Colt Ace conversion kit. It seems like the older ones work better maybe. Mine is perfectly reliable with real Colt mags, a 15# recoil spring and CCI SV.