High Standard target 22 ?

If you were looking to buy one used, which model would you be looking for ?

I would look for a model 106 or 107 as I like the grip angle. Victors are also very nice but usually a little more expensive. While the difference may not be tremendous, I would look for a Hamden built vs East Hartford.

i was looking at the 106 or 107 victor, The model list and trim levels can be a bit intimidating for the high standard.  i like the slab sides of the victor and the 1911 grip angle of the 106/107 and after .  A lot of trim levels have different finishes which i think the confusion comes from.

Most front and back straps i believe are hand stippled




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I have both the Victor and Trophy 1911 grip angle models with 5.5 " barrels.  Of the two, I prefer the Victor but they both shoot well.

i have a supermatic trophy military,great pistol and excellent trigger.

The price is fairly high on used ones, what a new one made in Texas ?

I think the new ones are much higher in cost than the used ones can be had for. Good Citation or Supermatic models can be had for well under a thousand, many in the 700-800 range.

i prefer old ones of hamden. have barrel options with lsp for bullseye shooting with drilled holes.

From what I have, and shown here before, a 102-104 Sport King.  And swap on an after market barrel like LSP aluminum, or Houston 10x.  And if you prefer, switch to a Houston set screw trigger.  Houston wood grips are good too.

 All the 102-104 Sport Kings I have seen maintained that good slam the car door quality while the higher grade models were beginning to suffer.

When you clean the barrel, the Victor has the sights on the barrel.  No change of zero.

The others will need sighted in again, but only a few cllicks.  But your can try different barrel lengths.  There was also a 22 short conversion kit for the old ones. 

Weight, the Victor is heavier.