Posted by TimV on April 16, 2012 at 05:59:38 from (24.39.241.218):
In Reply to: O/T - .22 pistol posted by Fordfarmer on April 15, 2012 at 20:36:30:
While various people have made .22 versions of the 1911 over the years, you're probably thinking of the Browning 1911-22, which is fairly new. Link below has an extensive review of it. The Ruger 22/45 has been around for several years as well, though it's intended to have same grip angle as the 1911, not necessarily to be a copy of it. The Ruger semi-autos have proven themselves over more than half a century of continuous production, with millions made, which should speak volumes as to their quality and reliability. My Mark II has been very reliable during the 20 years I've owned it, though like any gun, it has ammo preferences, and it doesn't like the the real bottom-of-the-barrel stuff.
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