Sig Sauer 1911-22 Review

[@silvermikeGA]

I have 2 of them. One has at least 7000 rounds through it as was used for competition by my son. Paint worn off. I replaced the barrel to make it a suppressor host. The second one is stock. They are fun to shoot and can be made very accurate with some parts from cw accessories.

[@sootch00]

That's impressive! Good to hear it's a durable handgun. Thanks Mike!

[@najohn100]

Have the same. Great gun but needs alot of cleaning...

[@davidschleifman1588]

najohn100 well that’s what you get wirh rimfire. it’s inherently dirty.

[@kyleg8928]

Haha, I have two as well. I had three but one fell out my holster while heading to the deer stand on the four wheeler.. Searched for it for a day, no go. Came back the next weekend with a metal detector, no go. I was sad to say the least. This is my favorite .22lr pistol by far. Both are extremely accurate, armadillos don’t stand a chance at 60 yards.

[@sammyfoister3677]

@@sootch00 I would like to see a review of the Firefly with a background of the company and your thoughts if you ever get ahold of one. The guns you have reviewed that I have bought and always been spot on.

[@jorgeochoajr8572]

Just got one and when my first son comes of age it will be his first gun

[@DarkestKnight2424]

That's awesome of you! If I had ever received a gun from my pops when I came to age I'd be pretty damn happy Hope your kid will be happy as hell when he gets it

[@mik4209]

Looks sexy like a 1911 and has no recoil perfect for a new shooter

[@adalas293]

Why do you think he will need a gun ?

[@macktheknife3256]

The barrel does not use a steel insert for the the barrel frame screw. Mine was stripped from the factory. ASG shipped me a new barrel. Over time the threads just wore out on the second. I drilled tapped and installed a thread insert myself. That made a huge difference for barrel accuracy. Also on my second barrel the threads/ protector cap was slightly off center. Bullets were touching the inside circumference of the cap and if shooting numerous rounds, lead would build up to cause bullets to fly way off target. I drilled out the protector cap, which, cured that problem. Additionally, the finish is very poorly done, I refinished it the first time with Duracote that did not last a year. The second time, last summer, I refinished it with rustoleum paint, which, surprisingly is holding up much better than the original finish. The aluminum slide and pot metal frame soaks up oil like a sponge causing the finish to lift off. The second time I refinished the gun I soaked it in alcohol to dry out the oil. Lastly, if you shoot as much as I do, carbon and plating wash builds up in the slide firing pin and drop safety unit in the slide causing soft strikes. If you experience this remove the unit held in by a single pin and clean it. It gets very dirty and I clean mine at least once every 6 months. Be careful, small parts and spring. Check out you tube videos to see how its done. Other than all that it is a good gun to partner with your 1911s which I have 5 in total. Good shooting.

[@ScottAlanAnderson]

I bought one new back several years ago. It is my favorite range gun in my collection.

[@str8shooter52]

My GSG is a tack driver! Very accurate! Love the gun.

[@ytbenavraham9553]

I have .22 conversion slide for my Kimber. It's a great way to practice and teach others to shoot. I love 1911

[@sootch00]

That would be a nice set up! Thanks Ben

[@Scientist_Salarian]

I have one of these (well, the actual GSG. Same thing.) and it's the best .22 I've ever owned, by far. It's sooo pleasant to shoot. I picked mine up for $300 out the door.

[@jmystigan]

Oh man so glad one,you got I'm interested in getting my first gun being this gsg. 22 because the price fits my budget! Thanks for the inspiration brudda

[@bddgfx]

Had one of these for about 8 months and put about 1300 rounds for it. I liked the 1911 fit and feel, and any 1911 holster works for it. It ran with no FTF/FTE with CCI Mini Mag. The stock sights were awful - changed those to Dawson precision and those were a massive improvement. Also changed to a full length guide rod and a better bushing and that helped. The safety has too sharp a corner on it, and the 2 extra pins make it a little more 'busy 'to take down. Overall I liked it but ultimately I think for the money I put into parts I'd rather have gotten a decent Buckmark.

[@hymugglee6236]

I have the Colt version and it has become my favorite gun to just go out and shoot and I have alot. Over 8k rds and it functions over 99% but it has become very loose and isn't nearly as accurate, my girlfriend absolutely loves it too

[@carlomelodia3874]

great job, I follow you from Italy. I find myself with all the comments made. I customized my 1911 with accessories purchased in the USA such as the slide aligning cone, recoil, spring and other parts. For reassembly of the gun, however, the steps you have shown are incorrect and in the end the use of the tool scratches the metal, as you have observed. I quickly reassemble with my hands as per the instruction manual. First I put the bushing and turn it clockwise, then the spring and the plug that I keep with my thumb, then carry over bushing to the center and that's it! Congratulations on your movies.

[@jailbreaker1214]

you can mod these to work with standard velocity. I polished my rails and it now works with whatever ammo I use.

[@e5toro7008]

I got my eye on the GSG version. Cheap, fun, & accurate. Can't wait.

[@e5toro7008]

@Lewis Thompson 👍Yessir! That's the very first thing I did about a month ago when I received it before it even fired it's first shot. Removed all the overspray & installed the Nic Taylor guide rod. CCI Minimags & Winchester Super X were smooth as butter. About 400 rounds with those. Still had about 10-13 FTF/FTE/stovepipes with bulk Aguila copper plated HP and also Winchester copper plated HP. 875 rounds collectively. I stopped using the bulk ammo for now. Either I didn't get all the overspray or it just needs more range time. Either way I'm loving it. Super fun plinker!

[@mafirearmsafety]

I use Outers GunSlick grease on the rails, it helps.

[@Blankford777]

First handgun I ever bought.

[@seahunter75]

I have 2 and I'm always amazed how accurately ONE of them shoots. Its also the one that never fails and can shoot anything you feed it. I guess its a hit and miss with these guns.

[@thetimetotakeastandj.g4985]

Have you ever had to replacing anything on them I heard something break's I can't remember what I heard

[@LatestHour]

Good timing! I shot my first 200 rounds out of my GSG Firefly (black, threaded barrel) yesterday and it ran flawlessly. I used CCI MiniMags and it was very accurate.

[@gscop1683]

Have the GSG. Love it and got it new a few years ago for about $180. Don’t need the Sig name on it. Great gun !

[@thebadogre9996]

You did the assembly part at 12:27 wrong. You should first put in the barrel bushing, turn it to the left and then insert guide rod cap. You will need no force to do that :) Great review!

[@Enes-wj5xq]

Pretty 22 gun, and you can scare bad guys with its big ol' 1911 frame 😂

[@silvertbird1]

This was very helpful, especially the reminder about HV ammunition. A friend of mine's father recently passed away and his kids are all anti-gun, so they gave me this pistol which is brand new in the box. It's been 30+ years since I filed a 1911.45 in my Navy days, just to earn a basic shooting ribbon to wear, so I really needed this tutorial.

[@reconty2133]

I replaced my arched mainspring housing for a flat one. This makes it look and feel better and also gets rid of that pesky magazine safety. I absolutely love mine, super accurate and fun to shoot. Great video 👍

[@mafirearmsafety]

Where did you get the part to do that?

[@reconty2133]

@@mafirearmsafety I’m not sure. It was a while ago, but it was a standard 1911A1 mainspring housing. When you replace it make sure you use a rubber band to the grip safety and it’s components. Also, very important, hammer needs to be down otherwise too much downward pressure on the mainspring. Be patient and go slow. Have fun 👍

[@MDpolo]

I’ve owned one for 3 years now and it is awesome. I had the “ultimate package” installed by ZR Tactical Solutions and the pistol not only looks great, but it has been flawless. Yes, I said it - flawless when using the recommended ammo. Thanks for the video.

[@tominmo8865]

Just shot my recently-acquired GSG 1911 22LR today. Put about 100 rounds through it with zero issues, except one. It would not cycle CCI Stinger, but that was not surprising. Stinger is only 32 grain, and GSG recommends 40 grain for reliability. It cycled CCI Mini Mag 36gr HP just fine, along with several other types of high velocity CCIs, including Velocitor. It also shot Winchester Thunderbolt with no issues. Before I took it out, I sanded the frame rails smooth, and removed the overspray inside the slide.

[@chlebowg]

Good concept as I bought a Colt .22LR conversion kit for my 1911 way back in the mid 80s. Bought a spare frame and built a dedicated gun.

[@robertpagel8951]

Have mine for over a year Scootch. Here are my recommendations, buy the Nick Taylor or CW accessories upgraded guide rod and spring, polish out the paint overspray from the rails, once done this gun will eat just about any bulk pack 22 ammo. Took the magazine safety out of mine, made a set of curly maple grips and both my son and I have shot over 5k rounds this past year. This gun is a whole lot of fun!

[@1966gtoguy]

I removed my mag disconnect, added a 1911 barrel bushing and a flat main spring. Gun runs excellent. Also the mags can be made to accept 15 rounds with a follower replacement. all worthy upgrades. Also get yourself a McFadden speed loader makes loading a snap.

[@stevenbarnes5220]

All my mags are upgraded to 15 rds. very easy to install.

[@txtchjmb29]

Did the 1911 barrel bushing drop right in?

[@1966gtoguy]

Yes @@txtchjmb29

[@glock23fan50]

Ha, compared to the new G44. This is SIG Perfection!!!

[@kevinjung5539]

It is very easy to bypass the mag safety. I highly recommend it.

[@sootch00]

I definitely need to do that. I hate magazine disconnect safeties. Thanks

[@michaelblacktree]

IMO, magazine disconnects aren't safeties. They require stuffing a magazine in the weapon. I don't consider that to be "safe".

[@charliedee9276]

I have had one of these for a few years now. Took a couple tweaks, mainly getting the paint off the slide frame interface and polishing them. Changed up the spring, guide rod and eliminated the mag disconnect. Shoots pretty much anything I put in it. The trick is getting the paint off the interface, that will have it hanging up with low velocity ammo.

[@chrismella1511]

Exactly the same as mine. I had some reliability issues until I stoned the rails to be nearly glass like. Now it runs everything and has over 10,000 rounds through it.

[@michaelblacktree]

I have a GSG 1911-22. I bought it because I think it looks cool. And it's also cheap to shoot. The first thing I did was remove the magazine disconnect. It's pretty easy to do (vids on youtube). Also, I installed a recoil assembly from Taylor Tactical. Now it can cycle generic bulk pack ammo reliably.

[@marsoelflaco5722]

What a coincidence!?! Just yesterday I bought a GSG 1911 22LR. I'm very pleased with it. I always wanted a 1911; granted, it's not in .45 ACP, but for the price of the gun and for the price of the ammo you can't beat it. I'm glad that it has positive reviews. 👍✌

[@sootch00]

Perfect timing! Make sure you use High Velocity ammo.... it will make range day a lot more fun. Thanks Marso!

[@davidxiaopingxu]

Just went to the range shoot my Sig Sauer 1911-22 yesterday for the fourth time after I bought it last year. One thing I noted when you try hard to put the recoil spring plug and barrel bushing back, I think you made a mistake as I did before. The correct way is assemble the barrel bushing first and rotate it clockwise a quarter, then insert the recoil spring guide and spring, then hold the spring plug down while rotate barrel bushing back to lock position. I love your reviews, especially you mentioned using higher velocity ammo can avoid misfire. I did have a couple of misfires in the past, maybe that was the reason.

[@MoviesFreeGalore]

Great gun. Picked mine up for $150 about a month or so ago. I've ran about 400 rounds through it and honestly I got no complaints. I read quite a few reports of slide cracks and failure to extract and feed but to the latter, has only happened with shittier ammo. Whenever I run CCI Minimags or Stingers, never fails to fire or feed. Whenever I use subsonics, it's a hit or miss with cycling but it's stamped on the slide it needs HV rounds. It feels good in the hand, sights are great, and all in all it was a great cheap shooter. I leave it for my girlfriend if I leave, because it's such a light load that anyone can handle and not worry about overpenetration. Tl;dr Great gun, worth the buy.

[@stuartmarkman769]

I have one and it is the most accurate 22lr that I have. It feels good in the hand and looks great.

[@Scientist_Salarian]

Yep, mine too. It's a tack driver.

[@mafirearmsafety]

One of the great features on my GSG, (same gun, same maker) is the overspray on everything. The slide was super sluggish. I had to spend a couple hours polishing all the rails, in the groves, anything where metal meets metal to smooth it out. Use Outers GunSlick grease on/in rails. Another great ‘feature’ was the recoil spring was terrible, so I replaced the spring and guide rod with TandemCross kit. Now it almost seems to cycle ok, except it will only shoot CCI stingers reliably, nothing else, that’s another great ‘feature’ when CCI stingers are hard to find…..so ya, I’m thrilled with this pistol.

[@zzxxooooxxzz4964]

thanks awesome video I have two of these the 1911 Sig is my son's and I own the GSG 1911 I put about 4,000 rounds through the GSG no issues really is a great gun like you mentioned if you own a 45 1911 these are just great to train with and keep the cost of ammunition down a bunch..

[@sootch00]

Thanks for the comment. good to know they are durable

[@russellpost9112]

I had the OD green model. First time at the range it ran great with a couple hundred rounds through it. Second time to the range multiple failures like failure to feed, stove piping, then I noticed the slide had some damage where the slide stop engages the slide which caused the slide to not operate properly. I sent to Sig Sauer and they replaced the slide. I never fired it when I got it back, i traded it in on another pistol because i felt i couldn't trust it and it wasnt what i expected from Sig Sauer and to be honest i probably will not buy another Sig because of this experience.

[@gregcampwriter]

I've heard the explanation of "train with what is like what you carry," but if a gun costs more than $300 and can't use cheap .22 LR, it's not giving that much of an advantage over other options. And really, semiautomatic handguns have so much in common that I doubt that there's all that much point to having something that exactly feels like the larger caliber pistol.

[@michaelblacktree]

The GSG version is about $200 or so, depending on options.

[@ChriZGW]

I have around 16000 rounds of CCI Minimag trough my GSG branded one, it looks very beat up but no problems with it except the firing pin breaks about every 5k rounds. It was my first handgun and I still like it very much

[@ChriZGW]

@Viscous Shear i know you should Not do it but I practise for IPSC with it so I have to dryfire it

[@stephenmahon6714]

I have the GSG 1911 22 , runs well .

[@thecaptain6994]

I’ve owned this gun for several years. I loved it until I started shooting it in cold weather. The colder the weather the more it failed to cycle. I experimented with every oil I could find and it helped somewhat but it was still undependable. I was also using CCI Mini Mags. I no longer use it. Just sayin...

[@davelee522]

At what temperature did you start to notice it fail?

[@mafirearmsafety]

Use Outers GunSlick or Lucas grease, it will last longer than oil and be slicker.

[@ripper888888]

The magazine disconnect is easily removable. Simply remove the pin for the mainspring housing and once you remove the arched mainspring housing, the magazine disconnect is exposed on the side of the housing. Simply remove the little spring and metal piece that goes along with it (both are exposed on the side of the housing), and that is it. Just reinstall the mainspring housing and pin, and you are done.

[@migueldavidpolancoesser]

Saludos mi estimado amigo de parte de un Venezolano viviendo en Perú. Se ve de maravilla esa pistola y lo felicito por el vídeo. Si fuese en 22 Magnum sería espectacular.

[@chillios2222]

I have the Sig P226 .22 upper. Really like it. Like any 22 pick the right ammo and keep her well clean and lubed and she runs very well. I like the fact that I can put on a 9 or 40 upper. Works just fine.

[@megatrends]

Many people have feed and extraction issues ... it's the ammo. Cheap bulk ammodoesn't have enough pop to cycle the slide properly. I have the GSG 1911 in OD Green and use only good 22lr ammo like Mini Mags and Stinger perhaps. Stuff with good oooomph. I have troubles with almost all Aguila, Aguila is good ammo but I think the rim tolerance is thinner and the it gets jammed up or in many cases does not even grab the empty casing to even eject it.

[@derekbuttery4776]

My first handgun was the GSG 1911. EXACTLY the same as this beast, same German factory, lathes, machinists etc., only the GSG was C$40 cheaper.... C$40 to spend on ammo

[@stevenbarnes5220]

I just purchased the Mauser GSG 22 and have been having a great time at my range. 800 rounds, with CC Stinger 1640 fps and Federal high velocity 1200 fps. I changed out the spring rod and spring with a full length stainless steel rod, installed Dawson sights and purchases several grips for fun as well. I upgraded the magazines 3ea. to hold 15r rounds. I highly recommend the GSG product line for the 1911 22.

[@rmwtsou]

A handsome pistol that grows on you as is!

[@absolute99proof]

Great review! I love mine. It is a little ammo finicky. I discovered it loves “stangers” and velocitors lol. Really glad you shared how to break it down. Not seen too many videos on it and you make it seem less complicated than it probably is.

[@oldArmyVet]

Just found one for 240 bucks used the slide finish is a little wore but the rest of the gun looks good. Thinking about buying it

[@laibahaq4839]

This is a darling gun

[@1jayd]

Get the upgraded after market base plate, recoil spring and guide rod It adds 5 more rounds! Plus you can shoot the cheap lead 22lr rounds

[@thegobblerproject2363]

Where did you get the parts?

[@1jayd]

Robert Strittmatter kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4aXaGR5g998ZpI&feature=share

[@1jayd]

KZbin NicTaylor00

[@virtuaguyverify]

Brutal... shooting all that ammo with only 1 mag... i applaud you

[@zapwag]

Just shot this today as my first gun, loved it

[@bigalfrombrewster1842]

I'm glad you can still get the GSG Firefly as well as the mosquito 179.00 and 250 out the door plus you get a faux suppresser very nice I didn't know sig brought the out good info thanks

[@johnreacher3756]

For trying not to drop the hammer on an empty chamber, you do seem to do that a lot. Also, it is not advisable to drop the slide into battery from slide lock without chambering something like a snap cap. That action tends to ruin the sear - hammer surface, ruining your trigger pull.

[@SiyabongaLanga-xh7ck]

I think I'm falling in love with this pistol

[@classicroger]

Sister has one, I have a Browning and a couple of Chiappa ($200+ new, $100 used). Of the three, the Chiappa NEVER fails. The Browning comes in a close second. For the money I'll take the Chiappa all day long. I've put a ton of bulk through them all with no issues, except for the Sig. Premium only.😖 That and the fact you need tools to break it down means it's a no go for me.

[@kennethbrantley9582]

Is this gun exactly the same gun as the GSG 1911? And another thing. I have a walter 1911 and it shoots wonderfully. I am considering purchasing a GSG 1911. Is there much a difference between the GSG 1911 and the Walther 1911?

[@tootall2630]

American tactical GSG 911 .22 is the same handgun as described in the video but 1/2 price

[@sootch00]

Yes it is. The Sig name on the side is expensive! lol! Thanks Walt

[@thegobblerproject2363]

I found a sig for the gsg price bought it years ago it’s a great pistol

[@Milkman3572000]

Mine has never been reliable. I wish it was. It looks great. I am here to give it another try, see if I can learn why mine is bad.

[@jetman1979]

Mine was a real turd when I first bought it. I could not get thru 1 mag without a malfunction. I did some internet research and found the issues. Overspray on the slide rails sanded of and now it is a good shooter. Not perfect but it is a 22 but 99% better.

[@nicholasnissen1547]

Wanna see that RIA 1911 22 mag. 15 rds of 22mag is something I could get behind.

[@ElkArrow]

This is another gun my mom won't let me have. She says I'll shoot my eye out

[@allenmckinney9533]

That's why you have two eyes. Lol

[@jordo5639]

Same lmao 😂 I want to get a mossberg blaze it’s basically an AK-47 except it’s chambered in .22 lr and it’s semi auto

[@PeterPetrakis]

I had one of these a while back. In under 3000 rounds... The cast guide rod failed (sheared off) and the breach didn't lock up well which led to throat erosion. Oh.... And sig blamed me for it, claimed the erosion was from gas cutting and running 22 SHORT ammo. They repaired it and I sold it. Last sig I ever bought.

[@dylangregory5210]

I just bought a Hammerli Forge H1-22lr.

[@thereindeertherabbitthebat592]

Guy on "Small Caliber Arms Review" channel did a video on the GSG version & got great accuracy w/his. Was hittin steel at 100yds consistently enough for what it is. Always wanted one of these. They look like a lot of fun. I'm about due for another 22 pistol myself... Hmm 🤔

[@mattlambert5079]

But that’s just the standard browning, not a black label. They offer several black label versions of their 1911 22 that DOES have the same, or more features as this sig.

[@mohammedcohen]

...just ordered a GSG 1911 from AIM Surpluisd...had them on sale over the past (4th)weekend for a sub $300 price...

[@opaez8455]

Browning vs SIG which one would you choose overall. I know this might be an apples and oranges question, this vs Glock 44, trying to buy one or the other and it's hard to decide?!?

[@colt2206]

Curious if finish was coming off with use or did it have those issues out of the box?

[@thetrain5785]

.22 for life 👍

[@snowyowl7042]

Have passed full sized .22, Sig 1911, Sig 226, Beretta 92FS, worried about 35-40gr round being able to cycle slide.

[@GodShuNyame]

I got my Actual GSG 1911-22lr from American Tactical

[@dude...are-you-sure]

After mine was broken run like 2k round it then would shoot anything I fed it. This frame is supposed to be 85% parts compatibility with the full size 1911.

[@jaydee5156]

I have one. Loads of fun to shoot. I have 1911s in everything from .22 to 10 mm. Every time I shoot this thing, I wait for recoil, but it just doesn't happen. The only change I've made, was to replace the stock grips with some really sharp looking Sig Nitron wood grips.

[@THEZOMBIEBUNKER]

"Won't run cheap ammo??? Sig better go back to the drawing board. So why would somebody buy a Sig when they can buy a quality firearm like the TX-22" Just had to share some of my favorite bandwagoner quotes from people

[@The_SmorgMan]

I have a gsg 1911 I love it. For a while I thought it was absolute garbage cause it wouldn’t cycle any high velocity ammo. Girlfriend bought me 1000 rounds of cheap blazer ammo and it’s cycled perfectly for 1500 rounds now

[@MoviesFreeGalore]

@@The_SmorgMan weird. HV are all my pistol shoots. There was an issue with the Sigs where they did overspray on the slides and it'd cause issues with extracting and feeding. Now that you broke it in, you could probably do whatever loads.

[@The_SmorgMan]

AoD Wexler probably, or I somehow wasn’t lubing it properly

[@sonya700dslr]

i have one and i did get the zrts perforance package and the gun shoots much better(i am in canada)

[@edtrasmontanez2792]

You can make a video of the Springfield 1911 combat operator 9mm is a awesome gun.. no need to upgrade got it all for the price

[@exothermal.sprocket]

The fumbling ammo out-take. Hilarious. hahahaha

[@Kauffman578]

How is this compared to the 1911 22 browning?

[@GodShuNyame]

Facts on the high V ammo

[@billyflanagan9657]

What are they worth in mint condition used?

[@jacksonbrewer2030]

Sootch, get rid of that stupid mag disconnect and the humped grip. I used a spare strap from a Ruger SR 1911 but any will fit.

[@logotrikes]

Do I count 11 shots per mag? I'm limited to a 10 round mag where I am in darkest Australia. I can get this gun here super cheap...

[@gilbertoportillo6650]

I wonder how this sig would compare to the walther 1911 22.

[@riverbass38]

Mine is green has the us grips on it

[@jesusmariomaciasgonzalezel799]

En los 60's, y parte de los 70's, aquí en mi País México, había armerías, y no estaba prohibido comprar armas, inclusive la cal. 45, y la 9mm, lo mismo parque ( balas ), pero todo cambió con la Ley, sobre armas de fuego y explosivos, desde mi punto de vista un herror, ya que existe el mercado " negro " donde de " contrabando se consiguen " fácilmente, claro, con dinero. 6/2/20. 🇲🇽

[@ibrahimhasan3508]

I like your ear protection and where did you get it ?

[@blainehodges5752]

I finally got my hands on a CMMG 224 Valkyrie

[@alanwood7373]

In the UK they are branded under gsg. I had one, the example I had was awful. Had so many problems had to rebuild so I could sell it. The slide worn out, so did the slide release. Had to buy another gun in the end a K22.

[@alanwood7373]

@Viscous Shear under a section 1fac as a LBP.

[@alanwood7373]

@Viscous Shear no never had that problem. I know the race gun was designed to do that. I only bought the basic model and it works fine.

[@alanwood7373]

@Viscous Shear if you bought one the import always been very good with any problems that have arised. I took mine to the British shooting show had it serviced at a very low price, couldn't do enough to help. Scott the owner always had the policy any problems take it back and he's always sorted it. I've had number of firearms from new and second hand and have been looked after.

[@littleteethkeith]

Double stack it in 22 mag and I’ll be all in.

[@MoviesFreeGalore]

Unfortunately. There aren't any double stacks which fucking sucks. Most you can do is get an extended baseplate adding 4 rounds to the magazine. That was the first thing I did when I bought it.

[@mrj10101]

Haven’t tried this one although I have tried the Sig P938-22 which I did like

[@wwclay86]

Could you put a full-size barrel and slide on this to make a full up 1911?

[@sootch00]

No, it would explode. It's made to only shoot 22 LR because of the Aluminum Alloy Slide plus the barrel wouldn't fit.

[@wwclay86]

@@sootch00 thx brother. Too bad.. well I guess it's more old supposedly crappy llamas for me to up grade.

[@jimhovater8755]

What kydex OWB holster (OD green) were you using when you reviewed the RIA .22 1911? Thank you, Sir.

[@gx12]

Would love you see you review one of the many performance enhancing kits that are available for this (Tandemkross, ZR Tactical Solutions, etc) or even a full on Chet Whistle Accessories 1911 .22 racegun. 🤙

[@raleighepp5274]

Should I sell my Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 9mm Range Kit for this?

[@joeyacosta1871]

Yes it was great like always might get obstructively.in a order thanks.

[@WickedDealer]

Gun is interesting, but that takedown is a pain in the ass, hard pass for me.

[@sterling1395]

Viscous Shear so you can take that screw out and the gun runs fine? I just picked one up and love the feel in hand. Can you run the single pin like a regular 1911? Or do you need both pins? Where is the mag safety? Was it that silver bar coming off the back of the barrel?

[@Dja05]

I initially bought one for plinking, never had any issue with it and was pretty accurate, traded it for a P22 just because I liked how small it was... Worst gun decision I've made :/...

[@antoineallard8788]

What's wrong with your Walther ?

[@Dja05]

@@antoineallard8788 dunno, it was a jam-o-matic :/

[@antoineallard8788]

@@Dja05 i am about to buy one xD

[@Dja05]

@@antoineallard8788 you might get the occasional good one if you're lucky, but from what I'vre heard, they vary a lot in quality... I also have a berreta 71 that has always worked flawlessly.

[@antoineallard8788]

@@Dja05 sorry to bother you again but what kind of ammo did you use ?

[@scottperson9487]

Nice video but I’ve seen too many Sig Sauer Mosquitos in my day to buy a .22 from this company.