Ruger mk I or II. My friend has had one for years the first weekend they got they put over 1k roound through it, and have done so for years with no problems. I am going to get a 22/45 b/c is has the ergonomics as my 1911 springfield.
Chris
Ruger mk I or II. My friend has had one for years the first weekend they got they put over 1k roound through it, and have done so for years with no problems. I am going to get a 22/45 b/c is has the ergonomics as my 1911 springfield.
Chris
Oh also on the Buckmark if you want a light crisp trigger you simply flip the factory spring and you are done. No aftermarket needed. Want to add a can? Buy a threaded barrel have it shipped to your house. Want to change to a threaded barrel on the Ruger pay more and have it sent to your FFL because that is the registered piece so they have to run a transfer and paperwork.
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Mr Dowd is correct, we have shot the snot out of my Ruger MkII since 1994. I also purchased one of these Hammerli's imported by SIG, for a girlfriend. It is lighter than the Ruger and pricier. It is a very nice pistol that is based on a match pistol.
For the record, Bill Ruger was a car guy.
How about grandpa's service revolver?
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That seems unnecessary.
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Ah. I thought it was that city councilman who offed himself live on TV. My mistake.
Wait, what now? who did what? That's insane!
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