ATI / GSG 1911 | .22 LR | 5″ Threaded Barrel | 10rd

This is a 1911-style .22 Long Rifle pistol offered under the American Tactical / GSG branding with a 5-inch threaded barrel, bi-tone polished slide and black polymer grips. It ships with a 10-round magazine and fixed low-profile rear sight paired with selectable front sight heights. The design follows a full-size 1911 footprint and is intended for rimfire training and recreational target shooting.

A compact red-dot that complements this pistol without exceeding $1,000 is the Holosun HS507C — a rugged, low-profile reflex sight that fits common 1911 optics plates and keeps the sight picture unobstructed for target work and informal matches.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .22 LR as listed in the manufacturer data.
• The barrel measures 5 inches and is described as threaded.
• The firearm ships with a magazine capacity of 10 rounds.
• The action is listed as Semi-Auto.
• The overall length is specified as 8.5 inches.
• The weight is shown as 34.4 oz.
• The frame material is described as zinc alloy (alloy).
• The grips are black polymer.
• The finish is described as black anodized with polished slide sides (bi-tone).
• The sights are listed as low-profile fixed rear with three front heights (low/med/high).
• The barrel description indicates a steel threaded barrel.
• The product includes one magazine.
• The product type is listed as Pistol.
• The product includes features described as black anodized finish with polished slide sides.
• The UPC is 813393013911.

This 1911-style rimfire pistol suits training and recreational target use where a full-size 1911 platform is desired with economical .22 LR ammunition. Its threaded barrel and full-size ergonomics make it useful for instructors and shooters who want to practice manual-of-arms, trigger control, and sight acquisition with lower-cost ammo while retaining familiar 1911 controls. The overall fit, weight and sighting arrangement make it compatible with informal range competition and precision plinking.

Owners frequently note the pistol’s close resemblance to a full-size 1911 in look and handling, and many cite its value for the price as a positive attribute.

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