r/canadaguns 2h ago

Feets / Collection / My build The NP22 cleans up nicely

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Had an NP22 kicking around that I rarely shot. Since the transfer ban has ruined any chance of me picking up anything new, I figured I'd play dress up a bit with it.

Original pistol is an NP22. Parts include a Sig Pro-Cut slide, Trijicon RMR HD, E2 Grip with updated mainspring, short reset trigger kit, Gray Guns adjustable flat face trigger, Sig threaded barrel, Sig recoil spring, Surefire X300, and Mecgar weighted baseplate comp mags.

It shoots amazingly well, with the biggest change coming from the SRT kit and the Gray Guns trigger. Obviously having a red dot on there now is a huge bonus as well.

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u/moonpie_888 1h ago

i assume you have other handguns though? im waiting currently for my exemption

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u/hannlbaI 1h ago

Yeah I have a few others; all pre-freeze purchases.

u/Used_Abrocoma9404 37m ago

Mind sharing the process?

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u/K0bra_Ka1 1h ago

How hard was it to find the SRT and Grey Guns trigger? Difficult to do both?

I'm in the same boat as you

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u/hannlbaI 1h ago

RDSC has both in stock. They were easy enough to install with some patience. Getting the trigger bar back in place was the trickiest part.

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u/K0bra_Ka1 1h ago

Thanks!

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u/EnvironmentBright697 1h ago

How you like the RMR HD? Got one myself and love it, even though enclosed emitters are all the rage now. The auto-brightness works great with the front facing sensor.

u/hannlbaI 17m ago

I've yet to really play with the auto brightness, but do far its been great. Good sized window and the dot is nice and crisp.

u/Equivalent-Shoe-1652 37m ago

Would this meet exemption criteria for my olympic career?

u/hannlbaI 19m ago

I believe those have to be .22s. This is a 9mm. Unless you're joking, in which case, give er.