Lets see your 1911's

[Silverback]

Picked up this Texas gun today

[forbes]

my 100 year anny http://www.7xr.com/trade/032.JPG

[CJ]

Well thats great... Which one did you have? Was that with sub sonic ammo?

I've been through a lot of .22 pistols with suppressors and what I've found is the heavier the weight on the return spring, the less reliable it's going to be. The more weight the action has to move (like the slide on the .22 1911's) the less force it has to chamber a round. The guns run good when they don't have a suppressor, but when you put one on them they get dirty 10x faster, and when they get dirty it starts to have trouble chambering. I had 2 umarex 1911's - one a colt, and the other a colt gold cup, the other was a Walther P22. All of them had reliability problems with a can after about 100 rounds. The MKII/MKIII pistols have only a small rear charging handle to cycle, overall the reciprocating weight is very low, so it chambers really hard. I've shot 1,000 rounds through it without any problems with a can on. That's my experience, hopefully yours works better than mine did.

[01yz2nv]

If it's anything like mine was it will jam like crazy when you put a suppressor on it.

Well thats great... Which one did you have? Was that with sub sonic ammo?

[CJ]

If it's anything like mine was it will jam like crazy when you put a suppressor on it.

[01yz2nv]

My hopefully soon to be supressor host, Sig 1911 22

[IHaveAMustang]

These are two new 1911's I picked up. Umarex USA, but are made in Turkey. I love my Turkish shotgun so I figured I would give these two a shot. They come with a lot of neat features already installed on the gun.

I went ahead and changed the hogue grips out on the SS one and put some nice walnut grips on there.

[War Machine]

I love the finish on that gray Springfield

[FunFordCobra]

Picked up this R1 yesterday. Tried some Kimbers, Springfields, and Colts... Shot this remmington the best so I ended up saving a little money.

[Chas_svo]

Nice.

[fordracing19]

Christmas present from my wife.
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[bird_dog0347]

1lb is insanity danger light. 2lb feels like a trigger hanging on a string. I worked my nagant down to 2lb and it's thought operated.

No danger with it, unless you are careless. But even still... the safety record at USPSA matches is still better than most standard public ranges. Competition shooters do not tolerate sloppy gun play or horsing around with weapons. Safety is the primary concern and it really shows.

[CJ]

Thanks, it was my favorite... the trigger was ridiculous. MAYBE 1 lb squeeze, and crisp as can be with next to no reset. Hands down, the BEST trigger I have ever felt. It was also a sight tracker. I do miss that gun.

1lb is insanity danger light. 2lb feels like a trigger hanging on a string. I worked my nagant down to 2lb and it's thought operated.

[bird_dog0347]

I like that infinity.

Thanks, it was my favorite... the trigger was ridiculous. MAYBE 1 lb squeeze, and crisp as can be with next to no reset. Hands down, the BEST trigger I have ever felt. It was also a sight tracker. I do miss that gun.

[bird_dog0347]

Damn dude, you shot in open?

Yep, open, limited, production... B in all.