I have a 22/45 I've spent as much on as the original purchase price. It's pretty awesome really in my opinion.
I installed a complete Volqartsen kit with adjustable trigger designed for a MKII (along with a MKII hammer bushing to eliminate the mag safety), Wolff springs, polished the bolt and mainspring housing top bulb, and installed custom hand made grips.
Trigger pull is one pound 12 ounces on my gauge.
These came drilled and tapped and a rail section was included from Ruger. I tried a fiber optic front sight but it was too narrow to fit the rear notch (easy to acquire but not as accurate as factory front). I also had a cheap but accurate red dot on it for a while but I like to easily holster it.
That's five shots from 25 yds rested.
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I've always been crazy but it's kept me from goin' insane.
) The Colt was always more accurate than the Single sixes, ruger auto's, and such. The only other 22 Auto Loader I've owned that was as accurate as the Colt was a slab sided Browning Buckmark I bought in the mid 90's. That thing shot right where you aimed...every time. These two examples may not even be considered an accurate pistol for this type venue though. But for a "normal" shooter I would recommend the Buckmark. Nice gun.
