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Browning 1911-22 Black Label

This just in from the Silencer Shop!

Brand new Browning 1911-22 Black Label.  Featuring a threaded barrel, ambidextrous safety and a Picatinny rail.


This is a sweet little suppressor ready 22 in a 1911 format.  It is about 80% of the size of a full size 1911.  G10 grips, 3 dot sights, 2 10rd magazines, 30 tpi checkered front strap and an all black finish.  This is a classy little pistol.

I put my Spectre II on it and will be hitting the range to test it out.

Standby for more updates

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8 responses to “Browning 1911-22 Black Label”

  1. Wyl Avatar
    Wyl

    I have 1 , I shot 100 rds of 1042fps with no problems. My only complaint is the mag release spring is to weak keep losing the mag in my truck seat!

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  2. Trogers Avatar
    Trogers

    What were the results of your range testing? Can this pistol be purchased as pictured with threaded barrel and custom grips? If so, where?

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  3. Trogers Avatar
    Trogers

    Interested in hearing your thoughts after testing. Can this pistol be purchased as pictured with threaded barrel and custom grips? If so, where?

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  4. ccoker Avatar
    ccoker

    You are correct, no need for subsonic ammo out of a pistol.
    Most semi autos have a hard time cycling due to lack of pressure.

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    1. Wyl Avatar
      Wyl

      I have 1 & ran 1042fps with no problems

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  5. GlenNelson Avatar
    GlenNelson

    I’m thinking of buying my first suppressor. Do subsonic rounds really make any difference on a pistol? I wouldn’t think regular velocity ammo would get up to supersonic anyways out of a semi-auto pistol….

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