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This mk II is a tac driver. It likes cci mini-mags and eleys. the scope is a 2x LER with a duplex cross hairs. Friend of mine has one with a red dot and I personnaly like the 2x scope better. I try to shoot irons only on my 22's but i've been thinkin' a scope or a dot might be fun too....I might ha...

The .45 convertible is a much better idea than the .357/9mm convertible. Accuracy falls off significantly pushing the 9mm down the .358" dia barrel. 9mm bullets are marginally smaller than 38/357 but its enough to muck up the accuracy....if you can load your own 9mm with .357 bullets accuracy shoul...

I should have worked the trigger since it was in pieces for almost 2 weeks... but it was good to begin with I was just tearing it down a bit to clean powder residue/gunk that had gathered there for the last 5 years of shooting it... and I wanted to try out some dry lube on the trgger group to see if...

I like the grips, a lot.... good lookin' pistola. how's it shoot with the scope?

I thought i was required to have parts left over.....they put extras in there you don't really need.......

Got the spring from ruger and it was the right one this time.....(They sent me 2 just in case) +1 for great service from them.... dropped in the spring and everything worked just as it should, I guess i am now an "expert" at dissassembly/reassembly of the trigger group....since it works and i didn't...

bearandoldman wrote:

Hakaman wrote:

You are probably right, but half the fun is fixing stuff that ain't broke.

What makes this statement funny is that it is most of the time true.

haka

If it ain't broke it is easier to fix, unless you break it trying to fix it or launch small parts into unknown places.

the spring is so small that I just put the whole thing down walked upstairs and called ruger...it woulda been like looking for a needle in a haystack. (my work bench is right next to the laundry room/ storage room) or make that a needle in a pile of laundry

add in the Ph of the muck it was in (lots of oak leaves) and all the other lake bottom goo... I'm still impressed i've seen things that were submerged less time with more damage...

...just sayin' i was impressed...

I'm a diver on my local Dive Rescue Team/ Today I pulled a Mossberg 835 Ulti-Mag shot gun off the bottom of a lake. It's owner's son had lost it in 10 feet of water about a month ago when he flipped his canoe while setting decoys. I pulled the shotgun out of water check the chamber worked the slide ...

I've got it down to an art. I can have that thing down to its components in 45 seconds flat..and back together in 2 min...now getting it to work properly, thats a different story

Has any one shot one of taurus's 1911s in 38 super?

Well I took it all apart and re-fit everthing about 4 more times and no luck :? ... So I then noticed on the exploded diagram / parts list / invoice from Ruger that the cylinder latch Spring and the pawl spring were the same part # and that would make me believe that they should be the Same length.....

thanks Bullseye, I'll give her another shot, and if it doesn't work out i'll try to post some photos of what mess i've got going on....

So I removed the trigger group from my gp100 to do a good cleaning on it (de-crud and relube), my pawl plunger and spring launched and are now somewhare in my basement never to be heard of again. I called ruger they sent me new ones over the weekend :D +1 for service! I installed the little bugger a...