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You folks out in the *occupied* territories may have to wait a little longer for your Attorney General or CADOJ to approve that particular model. Since it has a new model number Ruger will likely have to go through the whole safety review process again with it.

R,
Bullseye

Bullseye wrote:You folks out in the *occupied* territories may have to wait a little longer for your Attorney General or CADOJ to approve that particular model. Since it has a new model number Ruger will likely have to go through the whole safety review process again with it.

R,
Bullseye

And we will all feel much safer when they put their chop on it.

Nice feature, now refine the rear adjustable sight.

Nice,,,,too bad that wasn't out last year when I bought my 22/45.....

Eagle wrote:Nice,,,,too bad that wasn't out last year when I bought my 22/45.....

Buy another one, you always have room for more guns.

bearandoldman wrote:

Eagle wrote:Nice,,,,too bad that wasn't out last year when I bought my 22/45.....

Buy another one, you always have room for more guns.

Particularly handguns!

bigfatdave wrote:

bearandoldman wrote:

Eagle wrote:Nice,,,,too bad that wasn't out last year when I bought my 22/45.....

Buy another one, you always have room for more guns.

Particularly handguns!

I'm not prejudiced, any kind of guns.

Yep, Now that is neat. I guess you can't have to many Ruger 22's.
Thanks for the "Heads Up" Bullyseye.....Stay Safe..J.H.

bearandoldman wrote:I'm not prejudiced, any kind of guns.

I was just commenting on how it is easier to squeeze in another handgun than another long-gun. I keep finding ways to shoehorn one more pistol into the safe, but long-guns are at saturation around here ... if I add many more some will have to come out of solution and go away.