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  • Hawkwind2112

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    Jul 26, 2014
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    Yes, grab the GSG instead of the Sig and save some cash. Same exact gun. They are fairly decent guns. The tolerances are not exactly tight and the sights could be better. Still a very fun gun to shoot.
     

    BluePig

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    May 10, 2012
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    Middlebury
    I bet I paid less for my SIG 1911-22.
    Picked mine up for $99 a couple of months ago during the Midwest SIG sale.
    Very impressed with it.
    And if you want one, you had better hurry.
    I heard that SIG is going to stop importing anything in from Germany and concentrate on US production only.
     

    mdoyle

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    Feb 20, 2015
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    I actually had already picked one up at a gub show on Saturday and justed wanted to,know how people that had one liked them. I haven't had a chance to shoot it yet but I'm itching to get to the range.
     

    kalboy

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    Jun 10, 2009
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    S Indiana
    Congrats on the new gun and welcome to INGO!:ingo: Be forewarned that your GSG 1911 magazines , like the grip frame are made from Zamac and while heavy in construction are brittle as this metal is very crystalline and can break or chip if dropped or struck even moderately hard.
     

    Robjps

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    Oct 8, 2011
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    The slide is made of zinc and wears very fast, unless you just want a 1911-22 id strongly suggest a ruger 22/45, mark3, or browning buckmark.

    It's the only firearm ive ever bought and doubted it would last.
     

    mdoyle

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    Feb 20, 2015
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    United States
    Finally got to shoot it yesterday. Great shooter. Picky on ammo though just like I expected. Did well with CCI and not as bad as i thought with some cheap Federal.
     
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