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CITADEL M-1911.22 GI Pistol

Citadel Arms

Reno, NV - -(Ammoland.com)- Legacy Sports International announces a new, rimfire replica of the Model of 1911 semi-auto pistol designed by John Browning and carried by U.S. troops for most of the 20th Century.

The CITADEL M-1911.22 G.I. model is similar in weight and balance, as well as handling characteristics as “Old Slab Sides”.

However, unlike the military model, the CITADEL M-1911-22 G.I. has been redesigned with a fixed barrel and blowback action that provides for high accuracy without a high price. The CITADEL M-1911-22 G.I. also comes with two (2), 10 round magazines!

The CITADEL M-1911-22 G.I. is constructed of alloy and steel parts, and features two-piece, wooden grip panels that are interchangeable with standard 1911 grips.

Sights are standard G.I. and are also interchangeable with centerfire 1911 sights. In fact, the entire pistol is configured to standard G.I. specifications, right down to the lanyard loop! The CITADEL M-1911-22 G.I. model, therefore, is an ideal choice for target shooting practice in place of the .45 ACP, as well as for general plinking. It also makes a GREAT companion gun to our new, M-1.22 carbine! The CITADEL M-1911-22 G.I. has a 4.75 inch barrel with six grooves, and a rate-of-twist of 1:16 inches. It weighs 2.1 lbs. and is designed to fire .22 LR ammunition.

The CITADEL M-1911-22 G.I. is sold with two, 10 round magazines. Each pistol is factory tested for reliability and accuracy and have been found to shoot groups of .75 to 1.5 inches at 25 yards.

Legacy Sports International, LLC is an importer of firearms and shooting accessories. Bringing in high quality, reliable and affordable products for shooting and hunting enthusiasts is the mission of Legacy Sports’ business.

With well-respected brands including Howa and Puma rifles, NikkoStirling optics, Escort shotguns, Citadel handguns and shotguns and ISSC pistols and rifles, Legacy Sports is committed to offer today’s shooting sports enthusiast performance on the range and in the field. Legacy’s track record proves - without a doubt - that they have consistently provided accurate rifles and shotguns as well as award-winning optics for sportsmen on a budget.

This is why Legacy Sports is known as “The Most Trusted Name in the Shooting Industry”.

Catalog Number Caliber Finish

• PCP191122GOV .22 LR Matte Black/Wood Grips/Lanyard Loop

Mag. Capacity Bbl. Length Overall Length

• 10 Round, Single Stack 4.75 Inches 8 Inches

Weight Mags Included MSRP

• 2.1 lbs. (2) 10 Rnd. $301.00

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Clark Custom Guns Helps Accurize Your Ruger 10-22 Rifle On Gun Talk Television

Clark Custom Guns Helps Accurize Your Ruger 10-22 Rifle On Gun Talk Television

Gun Talk

Mandeville, LA --(Ammoland.com)- This week, Gun Talk is all about rimfires! Tom Gresham and Ryan Gresham take a look at all things rimfire as they check out the 17 HMR, examine different types of ammo, train with the new Sig Sauer 1911-22 and the Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22.

Then visit with the folks at Clark Custom Guns to talk about how to accurize the Ruger 10-22 rifle. Rimfires are quite capable of tack driving accuracy – and Tom and Ryan prove it.

When the .22 BB Cap was introduced in 1845, no one had any idea how popular its offspring would become. Today, counting all the versions of .22 rimfire cartridges, plus the .17 HMR and even the resurrected 5mm Remington Magnum, millions of rounds of rimfire ammunition are fired every day. From shooting galleries, to casual plinking at tin cans, to small game hunting or even shooting in the Olympics, rimfire rifles and handguns represent the most bang for the buck in the shooting sports.

The rising price of centerfire ammunition has driven many shooters to rediscover the value of training with rimfires. Accurate, with low recoil and noise, the .22 rimfire is perfect when you want to put a lot of rounds downrange for only a few dollars.

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