22 TCM
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I have a G22 that accepts the G19 22TCM9R barrel. Convert your Gen3 G19 to shoot RIA's 22TCM9R cartridge. G17 barrel also available.
Pistols use the same magazines with the 22TCM9R round. Blast to shoot, even better after sunset. https://www.lonewolfdist.com/PRODUCT/922520/ria-rev22kit-g19/
Pistols use the same magazines with the 22TCM9R round. Blast to shoot, even better after sunset. https://www.lonewolfdist.com/PRODUCT/922520/ria-rev22kit-g19/
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I’ve owned the .22 TCM in a 1911 and loved it. But I sold it because I was trying to keep a standard ammo storage and that caliber is a little bit hard to find in good times. The shear power of this round is amazing! Out paces the 5.7 easily.
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Why did you do that! Now you’re gonna cost me some money. I was happy not knowing about that conversion!!!! [emoji1787]
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When I got my G22 .40 S&W, I got a Lone Wolf 9mm barrel so I can run it as SBR in the Micro RONI. Adding the 22TCM9R was less expensive then another pistol.
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I have the RIA combo pistol and I like it lots. Armscor 22tcm runs at the advertised 2000 fps and is a lot of fun, especially at night. YUUGe fireballs! the 9mm setup is the most accurate 9mm range blaster I own.
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True for me as well...I have the 22TCM/9 RIA double stack combo. The 22TCM is fun...shoots a lot like the 5.7x28. The 9mm has run flawlessly so far...though I have shot it much less.
I also have the 22tcm/9mm Ria combo its a gun that brings Huge Smiles to the faces of everyone that I have let try it. If you ever get to the OBX (norther part near VA) I would be happy to let you try mine
Give this some thought. Yes you will probably spend some money. Bad thing? Maybe, maybe not. Think of it this way. You are going to die some day and you can't take it with you so if you have to leave it here someone else is going to spend it for you. Think about that for a minute.
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For the reloaders, there's dies, projectiles, and cases available as well.
This thread reminds me...I actually found a silver 22TCM casing at the range last week. I’ve only ever seen brass colored. Any ideas on where is came from? Is this Armscor (I assume that is what the AUSA stamp is) or a reload? The primer impact looks strange as well and it’s pretty rough and cracked...it can scratch you as a matter of fact.
All the factory ammo I've bought has been yellow but Armscor does sell nickle plated brass for reloading. That one looks like it was shot in a Glock and it looks like it's gumming up the striker channel with brass bits.
Thanks! I just checked Armscor before I saw this and see that they now sell nickel plated. They also have 100 rd boxes now.
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For a while armscor was selling primed nickel plated brass for 8 cents a piece, IIRC. Of course, that's long gone now. 
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I have a single stack CCO variant of the 22tcm9r/9mm combo. Love it. Shoots good in either caliber and the alance of officers grip and commander length is very nice.
Also found out that if you accidentally leave the 9mm spring in when shooting 22tcm you get lots of remedial drill practice.
Also found out that if you accidentally leave the 9mm spring in when shooting 22tcm you get lots of remedial drill practice.
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