ATI GSG 1911 Break down pics
ATI's Art Director posted a set of photos showing how the GSG 1911 pistol breaks down. It is well worth a look if you are interested in the gun.
[ Many thanks to John for emailing me the link. ]
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Joe Filliponwrote on April 19th, 2011 at 2:33 am Link To Comment |
paul there is a set screw you have to loosen to remove barrel
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Ladyfoxwrote on May 26th, 2010 at 8:49 am Link To Comment |
See Colt and Umarex? Now THIS is what a proper .22lr 1911 should look like and not that abomination you have coming. Heck, even the price is perfect and now I’m seriously reconsidering getting a Buckmark for one of these instead.
Now, if you wish to redeem yourselves for both the Umarex designs you will have the CEO go to each person who designed both of those with a rolled-up newspaper and smacking them while saying “bad dog! no donuts for you!”. -_^
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Paul Simmswrote on March 31st, 2011 at 8:23 pm Link To Comment |
I cannot remove the barrel and slide from the frame after removing the pins that hold them in place on my ATI GSG 1911 .22. I can slide the barrel back and forth but it will not come loose from the frame. I am afraid to pry on it for fear of breaking the cast metal slideing part.
Any suggestions on how to remove the barrel without breaking anything?
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Mike Rizzowrote on July 01st, 2011 at 3:51 am Link To Comment |
I wish to replace the rear sight on my GSG 1911 with a fully adjustable sight…is the grove standard?
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Millikan Donwrote on November 18th, 2010 at 9:37 am Link To Comment |
I need to by 2 magzaine Ass. how do I get them?
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Gota acewrote on August 23rd, 2010 at 2:14 am Link To Comment |
This is one fantastic piece!This gun is so accurate right out of the box it blew us away.We both put our Colt’s away I have a ACE and my buddy has the Colt conv.This gun works great.The only thing I found was after about 500 rounds the recoil buffer was shot.What is a perfect fix is a 3/8 faucet washer from your local hardware.If you are thinking about one Don’t worry you won’t be dissapointed.
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Maxpwrwrote on May 26th, 2010 at 11:07 am Link To Comment |
I was told by the ATI rep at the NRA Convention that the slide is made in Italy and the frame in Germany. I couldn’t tell by inspection if the slide was made of inferior materials (ala Chiappa) and didn’t ask him directly. Looked and felt like a solid firearm.
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scott hollebackwrote on July 28th, 2010 at 10:47 am Link To Comment |
this gun was a nice shooter,i purchesed one a couple of weeks ago.it feels like a 1911 with out the kick of a forty five caliper.i paid 350.00 new for it and worth every penny, it is always with me when i goto the range.the slide is just like the slide on my desert eagle 1911 .45.
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Toddwrote on May 25th, 2010 at 10:44 pm Link To Comment |
I called ATI on Monday and was told that these would be shipping to dealers in 2 weeks or less. I am interested.
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Mike Hickswrote on September 24th, 2010 at 11:43 pm Link To Comment |
I have two of them. The first one, the slide will not lock on an empty magazine, the second one works fine. I am using the factory sights on one of them, and a red dot on the other one. I love them!
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I wish to replace the rear sight on my GSG 1911 with a fully adjustable sight…is the grove standard?
Any suggestions? PS..love the gun, went through over 500 rounds in the past 3 months.
paul there is a set screw you have to loosen to remove barrel
I cannot remove the barrel and slide from the frame after removing the pins that hold them in place on my ATI GSG 1911 .22. I can slide the barrel back and forth but it will not come loose from the frame. I am afraid to pry on it for fear of breaking the cast metal slideing part.
Any suggestions on how to remove the barrel without breaking anything?
Thanks for your help.
I need to by 2 magzaine Ass. how do I get them?
I have two of them. The first one, the slide will not lock on an empty magazine, the second one works fine. I am using the factory sights on one of them, and a red dot on the other one. I love them!
Mike
This is one fantastic piece!This gun is so accurate right out of the box it blew us away.We both put our Colt’s away I have a ACE and my buddy has the Colt conv.This gun works great.The only thing I found was after about 500 rounds the recoil buffer was shot.What is a perfect fix is a 3/8 faucet washer from your local hardware.If you are thinking about one Don’t worry you won’t be dissapointed.
this gun was a nice shooter,i purchesed one a couple of weeks ago.it feels like a 1911 with out the kick of a forty five caliper.i paid 350.00 new for it and worth every penny, it is always with me when i goto the range.the slide is just like the slide on my desert eagle 1911 .45.
I was told by the ATI rep at the NRA Convention that the slide is made in Italy and the frame in Germany. I couldn’t tell by inspection if the slide was made of inferior materials (ala Chiappa) and didn’t ask him directly. Looked and felt like a solid firearm.
See Colt and Umarex? Now THIS is what a proper .22lr 1911 should look like and not that abomination you have coming. Heck, even the price is perfect and now I’m seriously reconsidering getting a Buckmark for one of these instead.
Now, if you wish to redeem yourselves for both the Umarex designs you will have the CEO go to each person who designed both of those with a rolled-up newspaper and smacking them while saying “bad dog! no donuts for you!”. -_^
I called ATI on Monday and was told that these would be shipping to dealers in 2 weeks or less. I am interested.