Bob Marvel Custom Pro Bullseye Conversion for 1911-A1 .22
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hotbrass
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Bob Marvel Custom Pro Bullseye Conversion for 1911-A1 .22
Advantage Arms Marvel Custom Pro
Bullseye Conversion for the 1911-A1
.22 Caliber Conversion Kit
This is unit #30 of the Bob Marvel Custom Pro .22 Conversion Kit based on the Advantage Arms 1911 Conversion. Bob Marvel installed a custom barrel to be reliable and accurate for Bullseye competition. Shoots great with Wolf and Eley Standard Velocity ammo.
This unit is my backup and has been used very little. Includes the following:
It is set up with a picatinny rail but also has Iron Sights that can be installed by simply removing two screws. And comes with two extra screws.
Four polymer magazines with slide hold open on last shot
Magazine loader
Extra spring kit with 7#, 8# and two 9# springs
Cleaning rod and tool kit
Extra slide stop screw and wrench
Break Free CLP
Box is cracked at one hinge but still works fine.
POSTAL MONEY ORDER ONLY!
$575 shipped to lower 48.
Contact me at [email protected]
Below are answers to questions I have gotten on this unit:
This unit has last round hold open.
The iron sight rib is included and easily swapped with the picatiny optic rail.
All parts are stock Advantage Arms except the barrel which is a hand selected barrel cut and installed by Bob Marvel. A standard Advantage Arms barrel will fit in this unit.
The unit is used but in excellent condition.
Only 30 of these units were made. I own #6, and the one for sale is #30.
There is a test target included and the picture is below.
The Marvel Custom Pro was never sold by Advantage Arms. Bob Marvel purchased the parts from Advantage Arms and added a custom barrel and tuned the extractor and ejector for greater accuracy and reliability. It is not simply a barrel change, though that would be a great improvement alone. Advantage Arms could not supply Bob Marvel with parts because of the great demand at the time and Bob stopped using them after he made 30 units.
I found this video: http://youtu.be/aJR3M2l49WA
Bullseye Conversion for the 1911-A1
.22 Caliber Conversion Kit
This is unit #30 of the Bob Marvel Custom Pro .22 Conversion Kit based on the Advantage Arms 1911 Conversion. Bob Marvel installed a custom barrel to be reliable and accurate for Bullseye competition. Shoots great with Wolf and Eley Standard Velocity ammo.
This unit is my backup and has been used very little. Includes the following:
It is set up with a picatinny rail but also has Iron Sights that can be installed by simply removing two screws. And comes with two extra screws.
Four polymer magazines with slide hold open on last shot
Magazine loader
Extra spring kit with 7#, 8# and two 9# springs
Cleaning rod and tool kit
Extra slide stop screw and wrench
Break Free CLP
Box is cracked at one hinge but still works fine.
POSTAL MONEY ORDER ONLY!
$575 shipped to lower 48.
Contact me at [email protected]
Below are answers to questions I have gotten on this unit:
This unit has last round hold open.
The iron sight rib is included and easily swapped with the picatiny optic rail.
All parts are stock Advantage Arms except the barrel which is a hand selected barrel cut and installed by Bob Marvel. A standard Advantage Arms barrel will fit in this unit.
The unit is used but in excellent condition.
Only 30 of these units were made. I own #6, and the one for sale is #30.
There is a test target included and the picture is below.
The Marvel Custom Pro was never sold by Advantage Arms. Bob Marvel purchased the parts from Advantage Arms and added a custom barrel and tuned the extractor and ejector for greater accuracy and reliability. It is not simply a barrel change, though that would be a great improvement alone. Advantage Arms could not supply Bob Marvel with parts because of the great demand at the time and Bob stopped using them after he made 30 units.
I found this video: http://youtu.be/aJR3M2l49WA
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hotbrass
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