One lower…pros cons of a conversion and 45 setup on one lower.
4 posters
Page 1 of 1
One lower…pros cons of a conversion and 45 setup on one lower.
I really like the trigger on my 45. I am switching from my Pardini to a conversion. I am contemplating using my 45 lower for both the conversion and the cf/45 segments. Any major cons? I feel like the prep period is more than enough time to swap. May even help the mental program by having a task to focus on.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Jwhelan939- Posts : 945
Join date : 2013-04-27
Age : 41
Location : Kintnersville, PA
Re: One lower…pros cons of a conversion and 45 setup on one lower.
The lowers for my 22 conversions are optimized to run the conversions. I typically have a different mainspring in the conversion lowers than my 45 lowers. I do have one setup (my first one) that I can swap from 22 to 45, I just found it easier to have a dedicated lower. In my case I feel it helps keep both my 22 and 45 reliable.
If you do end up swapping back and forth, be sure to keep everything clean.
If you do end up swapping back and forth, be sure to keep everything clean.
chiz1180- Posts : 1405
Join date : 2019-05-29
Location : Ohio
Jwhelan939 likes this post
Re: One lower…pros cons of a conversion and 45 setup on one lower.
That is exactly what I did and it helped me to get to HM. You are shooting one grip.one trigger etc.
Nothing changes and your 45 scores will improve. If your 22 scores go down slightly in the beginning stick with it, they will go back up.
Best of luck
Nothing changes and your 45 scores will improve. If your 22 scores go down slightly in the beginning stick with it, they will go back up.
Best of luck
rrampe- Posts : 19
Join date : 2023-10-21
Location : Honeoye,NY
Jwhelan939 likes this post
Re: One lower…pros cons of a conversion and 45 setup on one lower.
This is my exact setup. Springfield lower with a 4.2 lb short roll trigger, running on a 19 lb majnspring. Conversions run just fine. I think I’ve had… one alibi across three seasons?
I am shooting mid-to-high 280s with the .22 regularly and low 290s when everything clicks… a Pardini or Hammerli might bump that up a couple points by virtue of a better trigger and nicer sights, but then the jump up to CF/45 would be significant every match.
I am shooting mid-to-high 280s with the .22 regularly and low 290s when everything clicks… a Pardini or Hammerli might bump that up a couple points by virtue of a better trigger and nicer sights, but then the jump up to CF/45 would be significant every match.
JRV- Posts : 167
Join date : 2022-04-03
Jwhelan939 likes this post
![-](https://2img.net/i/empty.gif)
» Rock River Arms: Pros vs Cons
» pros and cons of revolvers for bullseye shooting
» 1911 hardball/wadgun trigger preference: smooth vs. serrated, pros/cons?
» Pros and Cons of Tube type or Heads-Up Type Sights
» .22 conversion lower
» pros and cons of revolvers for bullseye shooting
» 1911 hardball/wadgun trigger preference: smooth vs. serrated, pros/cons?
» Pros and Cons of Tube type or Heads-Up Type Sights
» .22 conversion lower
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|