New sig 1911 .22?

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Yesterday I received my beautiful sig 1911-22 from Tenda. It is advertised as the standard sig 1911 22 (GSG 1911 with different markings) pistol. It appears to comes with rosewood grips and a mag and manual etc. However it came with standard faux wood grips and 2 mags. Sweet! I noticed the different grips and then I noticed the slide was different. It's not the standard rounded top Gi style 1911, it is the blocky sig style slide with angled rear slide serrations and nice linear milling along the length of the slide. However it's super light like the regular aluminum or zinc alloy gsg slide. It looks excellent! I like the look way better than the standard gsg style. I just haven't been able to find any information on them.

Did Sig change the design for 2016? Has anyone else bought one recently?

I disassembled and cleaned it and it is all the standard gsg style guts. I installed the ZRTS ultimate kits and it feels quite smooth despite the overspray on the inside of the frame. I'll polish these parts after the first range visit.

Range report and pictures to follow.

Edit: range report*

(I was asking about whether the barrel screw is necessary after upgrading with the zrts kit)
So I put 450 rounds through it today 150 with the screw installed and the rest without. I found it made absolutely no difference in function. Now here is the bad. I am getting light primer strikes every magazine. It started off performing good and just got progressively worse. I cocked the hammer back and it fired every time on the second shot after the ftf. There was no order to the fail to fires, it was random rounds through the magazines. It failed using both mags. I also had a couple failures to go into battery after 400 plus rounds but I'm considering that due to dirt. It seemed to run better with m22 ammo and was failing 3 of 10 with mini mags towards the last 150 rounds which blew my mind. But it liked the m22's so I will feed it those.

Sorry for rambling on but I want to give all details prior to asking for input on the failures.
Anyone experience this with their gsg or sig 1911 .22's?


Mace.

Let me know what you think,

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I'm trying to upload from my phone, Sorry for the hold up guys!

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Mace.
 
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I cant offer much information as I just received mine recently as well. I love the look and feel of it for a 22lr although looking for larger grips.
I'm interested in what the ZRTS Ultimate Kit is???
I'm looking into minor upgrades but not sure where to get them in Ontario
 
The zrts ultimate kit is a few drop in parts. It's a barrel bushing, full length guide rod with buffer, new spring,spring capture and a thread protector with a chamfer that centres the barrel in the bushing for more consistent Point of impact while shooting.
 
That's nice, that is what I was expecting to get, I changed the link on my post so it opens in a new tab. Still figuring out which URL to paste when posting pictures.
 
I also just got the same one as you from tenda, shoots about 8" high @ 15yards with the tallest front sight post
let us know how yours shoots

odd mine was off slightly and with the zrts kit its dead on more accurate than me lol
mine was from frontier
 
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If I remember 'blue line solutions' was where I got mine...have always been great to deal with....
 
I was under the impression that the different height sights was for the treaded barrel...to run those suppressors we aren't allowed.?


Or was it to zero poa and poi for different distances?
 
I saw a mates last weekend..latest version...the slide has the sig1911 profile now...my gsg and earlier versions were the same and more rounded...
 
Are they based in canada?, how much to your door?

Yes they are in Vancouver. I ordered a ZRTS kit for $94.99 in February 2016 with a few other items and paid $12 for shipping to my place in Waterloo, Ontario.

P.S. I also ordered a sight kit (rear sight adjustable for windage plus a few front sights with various heights) from Blue Lines Solution and it's much better than the original one.
 
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Yesterday I received my beautiful sig 1911-22 from Tenda. It is advertised as the standard sig 1911 22 (GSG 1911 with different markings) pistol. It appears to comes with rosewood grips and a mag and manual etc. However it came with standard faux wood grips and 2 mags. Sweet! I noticed the different grips and then I noticed the slide was different. It's not the standard rounded top Gi style 1911, it is the blocky sig style slide with angled rear slide serrations and nice linear milling along the length of the slide. However it's super light like the regular aluminum or zinc alloy gsg slide. It looks excellent! I like the look way better than the standard gsg style. I just haven't been able to find any information on them.

Did Sig change the design for 2016? Has anyone else bought one recently?

I disassembled and cleaned it and it is all the standard gsg style guts. I installed the ZRTS ultimate kits and it feels quite smooth despite the overspray on the inside of the frame. I'll polish these parts after the first range visit.

Range report and pictures to follow.

Let me know what you think,

http://s1152.photobucket.com/user/macecgn/media/IMG_6518_zpsxlgs3ad1.jpg.html?filters[user]=146079122&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=1


Mace.

Could you post a picture that works please?
 
Yes they are in Vancouver. I ordered a ZRTS kit for $94.99 in February 2016 with a few other items and paid $12 for shipping to my place in Waterloo, Ontario.

P.S. I also ordered a sight kit (rear sight adjustable for windage plus a few front sights with various heights) from Blue Lines Solution and it's much better than the original one.


Thanks, they have the ultimate package on sale for $70 right now. Guess ill order it as for the adjustable rear sight I've been looking for one but could only find one retailer whom is out of stock. Never heard of blue lines so ill check them out
 
Pretty sad that we have to buy all sorts of crap to make guns do what you expext them to do. Out of all the guns I own theres only 1 that I haven't felt the need to aftermarket the crap out of it to get what is expected when you buy it (accuracy).
 
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