Accuracy report from my new Kadet adapter

[johnfrommd]

I received my new Kadet kit from J&G today.  It was packed well and came within 7 days of my order.  I could not wait to try it so I did!
           
            Wait, it needed to be fitted.  Got out an Arkansas stone and stoned the rear adjusting pad until it just fit.  The front pad was a tight fit but needed no stoning.
           
            I could not go to the range so I went out in the front yard with Colibri silent .22 ammo.  WOW!
           
            I could repeat a five shot ragged hole time after time from 25 feet.  This beats my Advantage Arms Glock adapter and I thought that was accurate!  Of course it kills my Ciener 1911 adapter even the Platinium version that I have.  
           
            My CZ just became a more used pistol due to the ability to use .22's to practice.  I recommend everyone get one as they are really worth the money.
           
            Regards,
           
            John from MD

[joecz2]

Good to hear of your initial experience.  If you don't mind, post your results with the different ammo that you use.  I bought my 75B Mil with an adapter already fitted by the dealer.  Seemed to be a good fit.  He told me that the most accurate ammo and the cheapest was S&B .22.  It appears to be also very dirty leaving grit and powder everywhere inside the frame.  I found that the Federal "milkcarton" .22s (Walmart) are just fine.  Haven't had any FTF or FTE yet.  The cheaper Remington just wouldn't feed worth a darn.  Good luck.