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Unless he can figure a way to do it without putting it thru congress, I don't think he will try.
Most of the congressmen remember the elections after the Clinton Assault weapons bill.

If you have done a trigger and sear the bushing will be no problem.
It is suppose to be a tight fir. In most cases it only requires a gentle tap with a small mallet or hammer to get it to fit.

Bullseye wrote:It looks very similar to the magazine loader that comes with a Glock.

R,
Bullseye

Also looks a lot like the one that came with my Springfiels XD.

I have to ask...
What do you intend to do with that rifle????
It appears to be a beautiful piece of machinery and I am sure and self respecting sniper would love to have it.

I think that is also sometimes called OFD (Old Farts Disease)

Maybe I missed it, but has anybody contacted Ruger on this.... If it is a crack, I am sure they would like to know....

That was my first thought, but I noticed Clark had match barrels and was wondering if their barrels and installation will make the pistol shoot better. It is actually vary accurate as is now, but well I can always use more accuracy. :D I will probably just add to the collection. I have 3 ruger .22 ...

When I decided to try a Red Dot, I decided to start wit an inexpensive model since I wasn't sure I was going to like it. I got a BSA for around $30. It has a sharp dot. In the bright sunlight I have to turn the intensity to hi to see the dot but in darker conditions I use a lower setting (around 3) ...

I couldn't get use to the Hi-Vis sights on my MK III 22/45 so I replaced the front sight with the blade and put a square notch leaf in the rear.
Ordered directly from Ruger
Works much better for me.

I'm on my second one.. Wore the first one out!!!
The second one is a variable speed and that is useful.... Don't use if often but, there are times it becomes invaluable!

Happy Birthday!!!!
This wasn't the first gun forum I looked at but it is BY FAR the best...

Somehow, I seem to feel this conversation took place about a month ago, however, for casual carry, I have the North American Arms Mini Mag. It comes in .22mag. and can be gotten with a second cylinder for .22lr which is a lot cheaper to practice with. The gun is made in the USA and is VERY WELL MADE...

Not sure about the .22, but I believe the .45 spits em out at 688 rounds per minute. (Blink and the mag is empty!!!)

As long as people keep buying it up and storing it, it will remain short.
They will only produce so much a year then they sut down and retool for a diggerent caliber.

I all depends on what you are comfortable with. I have a very small North American Arms Mini 22 Mag. It fits in the pocket so comfortably that I sometimes forget I have it... I like it enough that I am planning on getting a Pug or a Black Widow to go with it.. I have an XD9 Sub Compact and hardly ev...