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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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They shoot timed against 5 plates.
The 1911 class they will shoot next year is why they should use the 1911 in .22 this year, so that the way you clear a malfunction is the same. Mine will shoot less than 1" at 25 yards but they shoot 25 to 75 feet. What they need is a mag that will feed properly. One mag is almost dead reliable and can fire all 10 at 8" plates in 2.03 seconds, so I know it can run fast enough for them. I am sure if the FCW will push the round to the feed ramp we should be golden.
They do have a team pistol with irons and a team with a reflex, but I don't know any .22 semi-auto that runs 100% in a competition like this. 98%, sure but that is why you get a mulligan if it is the ammo or weapons fault.
Here is one of the stages: V for V. Iron sights on rifle here.
https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared/bE50HE77QSCHYKvNurQpcg.nRvyG8C26OwBAlqgbCBDKN
https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared/Cf306wh-RhGxz6i1SShg6Q.jYOjLUVMhBx09jiUAXzYRv