Sig Sauer 1911-22-B nice shooter, good looking pistol. Had to send in for minor repairs. Got it back and everything is good to go.

Took out to the range, gun wouldn't even cycle with good ammunition. Took it home and disassembled. Found a lot of overspray on interior parts. Cleaned all the overspray off with fine sandpaper. Cleaned and lubed. Went back to the range and the gun cycled great. Any kind of ammunition worked no problem.

After nearly 1000 rounds here's what I like: Good looking firearm. Feels good in your hand. Shoots straight. Don't like: need a wrench to disassemble. Sights are cheap. Gun is finicky--unless it's a CCI high velocity round, it will not cycle properly. For the price, I think Sig Sauer could have done better. Average, wouldn't recommend.

Good shooting gun. Gun came with extra sights if you needed to fine tune the gun. I did not need to change out the sights as the one from the factory was right on target. I had a colt 1911 22 gold cup trophy and did not really like it much, sold it. Then later got to wanting another .22 1911. I don't think I could do any better then this Sig. I haven't shot it much, but the few times I did shoot it I could not miss. I would recommend this one if you are in the market for a .22 1911.

Nice looking gun with a great fit and finish, but it has a few things I do not like about it. 1) It is a bit of a pain to disassemble (not like my "true" 1911s at all...and you need to use a tool which comes with it). 2) It is not terribly accurate (at least in my hands...my groupings are pretty poor, unlike with my Ruger SR-22 which I shoot very tight groupings even the first time shooting it out of the box). 3) My particular gun has a light striking firing pin. It seems like every few rounds the rimfire round will fail to fire on the first strike and I have to cock the hammer and fire again for the round to fire. It always fires the SECOND time, but that is a bit of a pain. I have no issues at all with the ammo when using it with my other 22LR hand gun or my two 22LR rifles, so it isn't the ammo, it is the gun. Overall I kinda like it with the nice fit and finish and solid feel, but wish it was not such a pain to disassemble and hope I can get a gunsmith to fix the light strike issue so that it shoots every time I pull the trigger. The rounds all feed well, so that is at least good.

A fun little plinker. It's not going to replace my Colt, but is easily managed by the wife and kids for a day at the range. Plus, .22 is a lot cheaper than .45.

Great price, quality, and service.

As always an excellent price and very shipping from Buds. The Sig Sauer 1911 .22 lr is an excellent firearm. Very well made and functions great. Extra magazines are a bit pricey. Sig mags are around $50 per. GSG mags are exactly the same and go for $10 - $15 less per mag. Highly recommend this firearm.

Good Solid gun= long life with no mechanical problems- The weapon likes jacketed 22s it did fire the lead ammo but it did have some problem with the feed on the first 2 rounds(the magazine has a strong spring). This would be the perfect training aid to teach the use of 45ACP 1911s and the basics of hand gun use. Only one magazine was provided with this new gun and the factory is backordered as of now. Buds shipped next day and I received 3 days later. Finish is a nice black with no flaws and it was easy enough to break down to clean and inspect. The book of instructions provided by SIG was very clean and had pictures to back up the written instructions. This one is worth the money. Great job SIG and BUDS.

Very nice 22 pistol for my wife. Operates very well. Buds shipping speed second to none. Ordered on Friday morning and had the pistol Monday afternoon. A couple hundred rounds of old ammo through it today and the only problem was the old ammo. But, when it comes to 22 LR , if it wasn't for old ammo, we would have no ammo at all !