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[wjsmall97]

I am in the market for a new pistol. I went to a local dealer and showed me this .22 mag pistol. It handled and felt nice,but I don't know anything about this gun.Does anyone have any experience with it or know anything about the company.
Bill

 

[Tater]

excel arms accelerator pistol is what you speak of... link below.

http://www.excelarms.com/acceleratorpistol.html

 

[Tater]

coming soon the 1911 kit

http://www.excelarms.com/1911conversionkit.html

 

[wjsmall97]

yeah, that is the one. Does anyone know anything about it other than what is on their website?
Bill

 

[JonJ]

Have you tried over at RimfireCentral.com?

 

[Gammon]

I can't see any reason to but a magnum .22. The main advantage of the 22 rimfire is cheap ammo, a la 22 LR. I would spend my money on a quality 22 LR pistol.

 

[gerrycaruso]

.22 magnum ammo is expensive and non-reloadable. It's a good survival round and more accurate in convertable revolvers than .22LR but I think it's too expensive to plink with.

 

[wjsmall97]

I was looking at .22lr pistols at the time I came across this gun.I probably will go back to the .22lr.Any good choices,I was looking at the Browning Mark 3's.

 

[gerrycaruso]

Do you prefer a revolver or an auto?

 

[wjsmall97]

I am looking for a semi auto.
Bill

 

[gerrycaruso]

I have a S&W model 41 and it's a great shooter but they're expensive now. My son has a Walther P22 that works fine but it's alittle small. He also has a 22A thats a good shooter and it;s easy to mound a scope or red dot sight on if you want to. My advice is to try as many as youy can before you decide. You might like a Ruger,Browning or High Standard better.

 

[wjsmall97]

Actually if I go with the .22lr,it will probably be a Browning or Hi standard. I've heard too many stories about the ruger being very tricky to put back together after cleaning.
Bill

 

[red87930]

Actually if I go with the .22lr,it will probably be a Browning or Hi standard. I've heard too many stories about the ruger being very tricky to put back together after cleaning.
Bill

I would not rule out the Ruger for the cleaning pain. The ruger MKIIIs can go a long time between needing to be taken apart for a full cleaning. And there are several handy videos on Youtube that walk you through the dis/assembly process. I love my MK3

 

[wjsmall97]

JonJ,thanks for the link to rimfire central,alot of info their.I think Iwill go with the .22lr pistol then down the road pick up the .22mag rifle.
Bill