SIG Sauer 1911 .22 LR Conversion Kit

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posted on September 18, 2014
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Convert your full-size or carry SIG Sauer 1911 pistol to a .22 LR with the 1911 .22 LR Conversion Kit. The kit contains a slide with adjustable contrast sights; barrel; guide rod and spring; recoil buffer and action spring; and one .22 LR magazine. The kit is not available for the 1911 Ultra Compact. Price is $249.

The first 250 callers to purchase the conversion kit will receive a free ODG SIG Sauer pistol bag. Call: (866) 619-1128 or (603) 418-8102.

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