Colt 1911, .22 cal Question.

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This is my Colt .22 made by Walther, it has been a very reliable shooter with never a hiccup, shoots any ammo I feed it..

That is until my last outing, it was/is stove piping, I only brought American Eagle shells but they are 40 grain and I do
think it's the first time using that ammo in this gun, however I normally just use whatever is cheapest and never an issue, i'm
taking the 1911 out today with a couple of other kinds of rounds as well as the American Eagles to see if it's the gun or the ammo.

I clean my guns every time I return from the range and the slide action is smooth, but I was wondering if anyone else has had
this issue with American Eagle?
 

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Most .22 caliber pistols are ammo sensitive, doesn't surprise me at all that you found a brand that doesn't work in your gun. Every single .22 pistol I have owned has one or two brands it just won't cycle reliably. The only ammo I have absolutely no trouble with in any .22 are CCI Mini Mags in 40 grain, seems to work in everything I've owned so I no longer play with cheap ammo and use CCI in everything
 
Most .22 caliber pistols are ammo sensitive, doesn't surprise me at all that you found a brand that doesn't work in your gun. Every single .22 pistol I have owned has one or two brands it just won't cycle reliably. The only ammo I have absolutely no trouble with in any .22 are CCI Mini Mags in 40 grain, seems to work in everything I've owned so I no longer play with cheap ammo and use CCI in everything

I agree, feed a gun crap ammo & expect crap results.
 
My GSG 1911 .22lr, Colt .22lr conversion unit, & Ceiner .22lr conversion unit all seem to like American Eagle .22lr ammo.

Quick solution would be to just not use that ammo in your pistol.

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