Also posted in the revolver pic page.
This is on the top of my Wannemacher list.
This is on the top of my Wannemacher list.
5 lbs 3 oz.
Thinking of trading for an 11" alpha rail to save a little more weight.
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Thinking of trading for an 11" alpha rail to save a little more weight.
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Well I'll tell ya, it is one of my favorites. Not without it's quirks though. This one is built so tight that it is very susceptible to ANY dirt, grit, unburnt powder getting under the extractor. Always pointing the muzzle up when dumping empties solves that. Should be standard operating procedure with a DA revolver in my opinion any way.
Also very picky on ammo. Failure to fire one round per cylinder is common with Winchester and Federal. CCI and Remington no problem. A slightly longer firing pin is available as a replacement part to stop that. With ammo it likes it is way more accurate than I am and a dream to shoot.
Some will no doubt wonder why mess with something so quirky. Fit and finish is perfect. Trigger is phenomenal. It's gorgeous. And to quote Chevy Chase...."I LIKE it."
Tell me more about the sock on the stock. What did you use there?
Integral Mk3 22/45 with Burris FF3.
Very nice Ruger, Dustin!
I really like the NEOS guns,,,
And now that I have a good scope on the carbine,,,
It is as accurate a small carbine as anyone could possibly ask for.
All I need to finish out this rig,,,
Is a decent optic for the 6" barrel,,,
Then I can case these guns as a nice set.
Aarond
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And now that I have a good scope on the carbine,,,
It is as accurate a small carbine as anyone could possibly ask for.
All I need to finish out this rig,,,
Is a decent optic for the 6" barrel,,,
Then I can case these guns as a nice set.
Aarond
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Integral Mk3 22/45 with Burris FF3.
I don't know how I missed that! Did you build it?
No it's a coastal passport II. ordered a couple to sell.
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