High Standard Model 107 Military Supermatic Citation .22 LR Target Pistol, 7.25 in Fluted Barrel, Bushnell Magnum Phantom Scope
Built in 1968 at High Standard’s Hamden facility, this Model 107 Military Supermatic Citation combines match-grade accuracy with the familiar M1911 grip angle sought by bullseye competitors. The quick-change barrel system, factory-stippled front and back straps, and drilled weight-rail holes on the fluted 7.25-inch barrel mark it as a purpose-built target pistol from High Standard’s most respected production era.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good – shows some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good – clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good – intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Scattered scratches, blemishes, and areas of minor rust and pitting are present on the exterior surfaces, but the bore remains bright and shiny.
What’s Included
- High Standard Model 107 Military Supermatic Citation pistol with 7.25 in fluted target barrel (factory drilled/tapped for weight rail)
- 5.5 in barrel assembly with clamp-on base
- Bushnell Magnum Phantom pistol scope (mounted on 5.5 in barrel)
- 1 × 10-round factory High Standard steel magazine
The 7.25-inch carbon-steel barrel features deep fluting to reduce weight without sacrificing stiffness, and factory drilling allows attachment of adjustable weight rails for precise balance tuning.
A spare 5.5-inch barrel assembly, already fitted with a clamp-on base and Bushnell Magnum Phantom pistol scope, lets the shooter switch from open sights to scoped shooting in seconds thanks to High Standard’s quick-change barrel design.
The matte, in-the-white carbon-steel frame mirrors the controls and grip angle of the 1911, making it a natural training companion for service-pistol competitors. Front and back-strap stippling add extra purchase during slow-fire strings.
A target-tuned trigger with shoe and over-travel adjustment, heel-type magazine release, micrometer-adjustable rear sight, and Patridge blade front sight round out the precision-oriented feature set.