I have the exact same set upon three take down models for the kids. Unbelievably accurate and easy for the kids to hit clays at 50 yards likes it nothing. Only wish ruger sold with the tech style sights to begin with. I know the appleseed version has aperture sights but they don't to be as easy to adjust as the tech sights.
I have the exact same set upon three take down models for the kids. Unbelievably accurate and easy for the kids to hit clays at 50 yards likes it nothing. Only wish ruger sold with the tech style sights to begin with. I know the appleseed version has aperture sights but they don't to be as easy to adjust as the tech sights.
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Mine had it's first rounds put though it at an Appleseed last month, and did very well. The sights were dead on at 25m from the factory! I haven't even tried to adjust them yet, so I'm not sure what their adjustment values are. I'm guessing they will be real close to what they are on a Mini 14.
The threaded barrel is nice... we tried mine out with a suppressor, and it worked great. Cool little rifle... I think it's a keeper!
The threaded barrel is nice... we tried mine out with a suppressor, and it worked great. Cool little rifle... I think it's a keeper!
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You gotta do a review on this for the Appleseed newsletter like the one you did for the 795 LTR.
This time with some video from the range trip and oh yeah, run it with a suppressor during some of the of the video of the range review!!!
As a matter of fact I am doing the review on this rifle for the next Appleseed newsletter. I was actually thinking about doing a video too. If I do, there will definitely be some sweet suppressor action included!
