I went to the range yesterday and shot 100 rounds of CCI standard velocity at 15 yards, standing offhand. I'm not the best shooter but I'm pretty happy with the result. not one outside of the black!

I installed a Volquartsen accurizing kit. It brought the trigger pull down to 1lb 6oz for 3lb 3oz.
The magazine disconnect which has an added bonus of making it much easier to clean after installation as it replaces all the original springs and metal parts.
The Volthane Target Grips, very nice. I would prefer the laminated grips bit it was three times the price.
The Bushnell red dot I already had
I shoulda done it sooner

more pics of thosr grips!

Yer making me miss my MKII with a five in Bull barrel.

Was shooting my 4" 22/45 today....

Yes, it's a 22/45, says so on the receiver, but the lower is a Volquartsen so the grip angle matches my Mk IV.


Trigger pull is south of 2 lbs, and accuracy is very good. This is a 2" Christmas ornament shot (in season) at 25 yards - open sights, unrested. The $5 price tag is the cost of entry to the competition.

senorgrand wrote: Thu May 02, 2019 3:41 pm more pics of thosr grips!

Here's a link for the one I have: https://volquartsen.com/inventory_configurations/49

Here's the pretty one: https://volquartsen.com/departments/gri ... ated-grips Prettier, more money, wood, but would it fit my hand better? Who knows.

those wood ones are insane!

senorgrand wrote: Thu May 02, 2019 6:10 pm those wood ones are insane!

I know, I know! If I wasn't planning on buying a Dillon 550 and "trigger-in-a-bag" https://www.langdontactical.com/trigger ... 92-series/ and then a CZ 75 and a Ruger precision Rimfire and, and , and ...

VQ stuff is stellar. I adore my 22/45 with the VQ lower on it.

Very nice. The grips remind me of Hämmerli target pistols which is owned by Walther.