My favorite new 22.

[ClassicBlue]

This pistol is da bomb. Having owned the GSG 1911, I can tell you the Colt is by far the better choice. Very well made, full size, not ammo picky, and accurate as all heck. Plus a threaded barrel to boot!

 

[SteelRinger]

I have been thinking about one of these for a suppressor host.

 

[Hayata]

I've been thinking about a new host, too.

What's the cost difference between the Colt and GSG?

 

[Blskypilot]

What do you have to do to screw a can on? I don't see enough (any) barrel sticking out the front.

 

[ClassicBlue]

The threads are recessed, here's a couple of pics. Shopping online for some Novak sights and a couple extra mags.

 

[Cbacfp]

I have the M&P in 22lr. Also a great choice for semi auto 22 pistol....

imhave a a few other M&P pistols. The 22 has the best trigger I have ever shot

 

[Crumley25]

I've been thinking about a new host, too.

What's the cost difference between the Colt and GSG?

Looks to be the exact same.

Colt:

http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/colt-1911-a1-22lr-12rd-by-walther.html

GSG:

http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/catalog/product/view/id/897/

 

[Hayata]

Thanks lcm!

Okay, so both have threaded barrels but the Colt has a 12 rd instead of 10 rd mag.

Forgive the ignorance, but you need an adapter to mount a can, right?

Is that what I'm seeing on post #5?

 

[Crumley25]

Thanks lcm!

Okay, so both have threaded barrels but the Colt has a 12 rd instead of 10 rd mag.

Forgive the ignorance, but you need an adapter to mount a can, right?

Is that what I'm seeing on post #5?

You will need an adapter to mount a can with either the gsg or the colt.

They ususally run somewhere between $20-$30

Should look something like this: