It's 11-22-22. Let's see 'em.
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Since this thread is about .22s I decided that I should take some photos of my two CZ Kadet .22 Conversion kits actually on my P01 and P07:
The conversion for the P01 is a bit fussier to install and requires a bit of fitting for the slide assembly (slide and slide housing), to go on the frame. Since the Kadet was originally designed for the full size CZ75 there's a bit of slide and magazine sticking out on the more compact P01, but it's nothing that's too distracting or difficult to get use to.
On the other hand, the slide assembly on the P07 is definitely a lot easier as it's essentially a drop-in unit. It looks good and with the lightweight frame very comfortable to carry and shoot.
I need to get to the range and do some accuracy testing with different brands of .22 ammo to see which ones they like and which ones they don't.
The conversion for the P01 is a bit fussier to install and requires a bit of fitting for the slide assembly (slide and slide housing), to go on the frame. Since the Kadet was originally designed for the full size CZ75 there's a bit of slide and magazine sticking out on the more compact P01, but it's nothing that's too distracting or difficult to get use to.
On the other hand, the slide assembly on the P07 is definitely a lot easier as it's essentially a drop-in unit. It looks good and with the lightweight frame very comfortable to carry and shoot.
I need to get to the range and do some accuracy testing with different brands of .22 ammo to see which ones they like and which ones they don't.
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Top- Ruger Single Six with .22 mag cylinder installed. 50th anniversary edition.
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