Looking to get a Ruger 10/22 possibly and would love to get a 1911 that shoots the same rounds for target practice . Is it possible ? I'm a total newbie to firearms . I had a Daisey when I was a kid and eventually I trash picked a Crossman that I sold after repairing the pump compression .

The GSG1911 and Sig 1911-22 both shoot the same ammunition(.22lr) as a Ruger 10/22 rifle.

Yes.

 

The 10/22 shoots .22lr (I believe that's it, I don't think it shoots short or long) and you can buy a .22 1911 pistol, in which you can use the same round (.22lr) for both.

 

There are also quite a few 1911-style .22 pistols on the market.

 

Aside from .22lr, some other rounds that can be used in both rifle and pistol are 9mm, .40sw, .45acp...mostly pistol rounds.

Thanks for your help , greatly appreciated .

Colt makes a decent .22lr 1911

Colt makes a decent .22lr 1911

 

Highly recommended..I have the rail gun and love it

You could also buy a 1911 in .45 and get a .22 conversion for it.

check out magnum research 22lr or 22wmr before you buy a ruger

i own the gsg1911 in .22lr, the gun looks amazing. though after a few rounds, i found the wear on the slides to be a little much.

Also I think the beretta cX would fit the bill unless you consider it a carbine.

Also I think the beretta cX would fit the bill unless you consider it a carbine.

to add to this, you can also get a 1911 in 9mm along with the cx4