I've always been weary of .22LR handguns, mostly because they're almost always jam-o-matics. I was one of the very unfortunate people to purchase a first gen Sig Mosquito. After sending it back twice because I couldn't get it to run more than 2-3 rounds at a time using anything other than CCI Mini-Mag solids, they finally (kind-of) fixed it and I sold it off.
So here's where I stand on the Browning 1911-22. This gun is fantastic.
I tested the following:
36 grain CCI Mini-Mag HP
40 grain CCI Mini-Mag Solids
36 grain Federal HP Bulk Pack (blue box, 525 rounds).
Before shooting it, I only inspected the gun and wiped off the excess oil, nothing more. I shot 480 rounds of the above 3 ammunition types and this gun never jammed once!
The good?
Extremely reliable with all ammo types (that I tested)
Lightweight
Easy to Disassemble
Solid construction
The bad?
The sights suck
Only one mag included - additional mags are hard/impossible to find
No holsters available for it yet
A little pricey @ $569 for a .22
Here was the best 5 shot group of the day. I was happy with it at 1.3" @ 5M.
So here's where I stand on the Browning 1911-22. This gun is fantastic.
I tested the following:
36 grain CCI Mini-Mag HP
40 grain CCI Mini-Mag Solids
36 grain Federal HP Bulk Pack (blue box, 525 rounds).
Before shooting it, I only inspected the gun and wiped off the excess oil, nothing more. I shot 480 rounds of the above 3 ammunition types and this gun never jammed once!
The good?
Extremely reliable with all ammo types (that I tested)
Lightweight
Easy to Disassemble
Solid construction
The bad?
The sights suck
Only one mag included - additional mags are hard/impossible to find
No holsters available for it yet
A little pricey @ $569 for a .22
Here was the best 5 shot group of the day. I was happy with it at 1.3" @ 5M.


















































