DougCxx
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For absolutely no logical reason, I am keen to own a 1911-style pistol in .17HMR.
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Any gun produced in .22WMR is a possible candidate for 17 of course, but then not many companies left make .22WMR pistols now (AMT was the big one). The local gun shop I go to knew of no other companies right off.
I am not yet to the point where I'd pay to have a AMT converted to 17, though it should be possible with just a barrel change. The parts problem of a defunct manufacturer is what scares me away.
----Accu-Tek is one company that has some new guns coming out at some point (?), one of these is an autopistol in 22 mag and 17 mag rimfire:
http://www.accu-tekfirearms.com/
I heard of this on a newsgroup a few weeks ago; as of this posting Accu-Tek's online catalog is still not up.
----Volquartsen has their Cheetah, but that isn't 1911-style--it is basically a 10/22 mag action with a pistol-grip stock, a short barrel and a hefty price tag.
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Does anyone know of any other manufacturers of autopistols in 22mag or 17hmr?
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Any gun produced in .22WMR is a possible candidate for 17 of course, but then not many companies left make .22WMR pistols now (AMT was the big one). The local gun shop I go to knew of no other companies right off.
I am not yet to the point where I'd pay to have a AMT converted to 17, though it should be possible with just a barrel change. The parts problem of a defunct manufacturer is what scares me away.
----Accu-Tek is one company that has some new guns coming out at some point (?), one of these is an autopistol in 22 mag and 17 mag rimfire:
http://www.accu-tekfirearms.com/
I heard of this on a newsgroup a few weeks ago; as of this posting Accu-Tek's online catalog is still not up.
----Volquartsen has their Cheetah, but that isn't 1911-style--it is basically a 10/22 mag action with a pistol-grip stock, a short barrel and a hefty price tag.
.....
Does anyone know of any other manufacturers of autopistols in 22mag or 17hmr?
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