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<blockquote data-quote="druryj" data-source="post: 2909880" data-attributes="member: 10465">I remember the first time I took a Ruger MK apart and eventually, finally, got it all back together, oh yes I remember it well.&nbsp; I would have chucked the whole damn thing in the lake if I had been near one at the time.&nbsp; Old Bill Ruger must be rolling in his grave; laughing his ass off at all the bazillions of poor suckers and slobs who bought a Ruger MK pistol and all the bazillion&#039;s of busted knuckles and the fussin&#039; and cussin&#039; associated with the cursed things.&nbsp; Then one day, I figured it out!&nbsp;&nbsp; It&#039;s really easy once you understand how the little hangy-down-swingy-thingy interacts and fits into the other thingy and how you gotta hold your tongue just right and have the right angle and when the mag goes in and when the mag goes out and when you pull the trigger and when you don&#039;t.&nbsp; But once you get the proper procedure down, you realize what a tank of a pistol it is and why the gun is so accurate and how it will live to shoot forever, passed down from frustrated generation to the next yet to be frustrated generation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="druryj, post: 2909880, member: 10465"] I remember the first time I took a Ruger MK apart and eventually, [I]finally[/I], got it all back together, oh yes I remember it well. I would have chucked the whole damn thing in the lake if I had been near one at the time. Old Bill Ruger must be rolling in his grave; laughing his ass off at all the bazillions of poor suckers and slobs who bought a Ruger MK pistol and all the bazillion's of busted knuckles and the fussin' and cussin' associated with the cursed things. Then one day, I figured it out! It's really easy once you understand how the little hangy-down-swingy-thingy interacts and fits into the other thingy and how you gotta hold your tongue just right and have the right angle and when the mag goes in and when the mag goes out and when you pull the trigger and when you don't. But once you get the proper procedure down, you realize what a tank of a pistol it is and why the gun is so accurate and how it will live to shoot forever, passed down from frustrated generation to the next yet to be frustrated generation. [/QUOTE]

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