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Originally Posted by Por_sha911
In my world of Glocks, the .22 conversions have never been reliable enough that they could be used for competition. A pistol dedicated to the specific caliber is always going to be more reliable. Why not buy a .22lr pistol for them to compete with like a Ruger Mark IV? Price is reasonable and the pistol has a great reputation of accuracy.
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The FCW Marvel type 1 upper slides are producing
1 inch groups at 50 yards with a Ransom rest. Thats with a 22 LR cartridge. The type 2 is not far behind that.
Good luck with that using a Ruger Mark IV.
Model 41's with some tweaking are in the same accuracy territory as the type 1's as well as Pardini, Hämmerli 208s, Benelli MP90S, Walther GSP, Toz, Feinwerkbau AW93.
A weighted frame is key in this kind of competition. A 45 frame is ideal. The accuracy comes from mechanically locking the barrel to the frame. The 22 conversion barrrels do not tilt like some semi auto loaders. Blowback from the case just nudges the slide back, unfired round comes up and inserts into the chamber. Rinse and repeat.
The accuracy game is like car tuners.