[rookie713]

I just brought my first gun and it's a 1911 22lr GSG, love it any advice on cleaning, ammo, whatever

[gearhead396]

Originally Posted by rookie713

I just brought my first gun and it's a 1911 22lr GSG, love it any advice on cleaning, ammo, whatever

Nice. pics? Range report?

[rookie713]

No range report yet but I will post

[Doc3402]

Originally Posted by jake1

I am fairly new to the 1911. I currently have a springfield xd but would really like to add a 1911 to that. I would really like some suggestions on a few good entry level models somewhere around $700-800 or so and any other advice is welcomed also. Thank you in advance

I love my Sig 1911. Tax, tag, dealer prep and out the door for $837 in Jacksonville, Fl.

[Ultimate_sig]

Originally Posted by Doc3402

I love my Sig 1911. Tax, tag, dealer prep and out the door for $837 in Jacksonville, Fl.

Which model i have the tac ops tb and paid $1050 otd

[drvsafe]

I bought a Sig TacPac for $750 plus shipping. TacPac no rail, it comes with the paddle holster with mag pouch and 3 8 round mags.

[Ultimate_sig]

Originally Posted by drvsafe

I bought a Sig TacPac for $750 plus shipping. TacPac no rail, it comes with the paddle holster with mag pouch and 3 8 round mags.

Thats a good deal

[Gatoragn]

Originally Posted by rookie713

I just brought my first gun and it's a 1911 22lr GSG, love it any advice on cleaning, ammo, whatever

I have had good results shooting Federal in the 550 round bulk pack.

I made the mistake of buying a box of 1000 Blazer for $17.99. The mistake was I did not buy the maximum of 10 cases the store allows per customer.

Heck, I had a handful of loose 22lr that was over 20 years old and my GSG ate it like candy.

For cleaning, follow the instructions on dis-assembly. I spray Rem oil on the parts, then wipe it down good. Use Q tips for the hard to reach places. Then I apply oil where there is metal on metal movement, slide rails, barrel bushing, etc.

For the barrel, I pull a bore snake through it a couple of times until it shines like new.

[magnumman]

My dad has the Taurus pt1911al witch is light weight, accurate, reliable, and not the least bit ammo sensitive. I gave him some cast semi wadcutter handloads that wouldn't cycle in my m&p and it ate them up with out a problem. They make several flavors (rails etc) but no short barrel that i know of.