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Most of the internals are the same between the 22/45 MKIII and the metal MKIII. There are some minor differences in the hammer and sear pins, the bolt release, and the sear return spring. The underside of a 22/45 receiver barrel assembly is peened at the factory to tighten the fit on the plastic fr...

Thanks guys I love wood grips and where I live I did not think wood would be practical because its humid and hot. This is my carry gun and I figured wood would not last getting sweaty all the time. This seem like best of both worlds wood looks with out the wood worry lol

If the price was reasonable I would definitely put it high on my list of 1911's to get. As long as its pretty much standard build nothing odd ball. I know some people don't like Ruger but I love my Ruger pistol love to add a revolver.

I don't know if you guys are into this kinda thing but I got my VZ grips for my J-Frame today and thought I post a picture are two. There a Nice alternative to wood. Great texture to boot its kinda crazy because it smooth but as soon as I started sweating my hand stuck to the gun no slipping at all....

I was wondering if the MK III and 22/45 MK III are pretty much interchangeable? Like can u use the barrel off a MK III on a 22/45 MK III

and can you change out parts between a 22/45 MK II and 22/45 MK III

Rem oil is fine. Use in sparingly or you will cause residue to build up internally in your pistol. I apply a few drops to a clean rag and wipe the parts down with it. A Q-Tip with a dab of light oil works well for parts in hard to reach locations. Take care when inside your frame to remove all the ...

Is this a abnormal price then guys

http://ruger.com/products/1022Compact/models.html

Local store has them in stock for 205

Thats the model I am wanting I like the shorter barrel I think it look really good in a Tactical stock.

Going to a local gun show in the next 2 weeks and I am hoping to score a 10/22 cheap maybe 100-120 dollars used. I was wondering if there easy to work on as the 22/45 MK III Pistol. I love to pick up one that's having a minor issue for super cheap. If there easy to repair. I will also more then like...

Right now I have it stripped down all the way - the sear which is still installed. I ask because I am noticing some wear on hammer and some of the other internals such as the safeties look like there getting wear spots. Maybe nothing but just wanted to check. First time I detail striped the pistol I...

Sounds like your pretavel screw is moving and needs some blue locktight. Your initial adjustment was apparently OK. Readjust and locktight. The spring that comes with the trigger will proabably give you less than 2# pull. I used the original to keep mine over 2#. Stew Cool what I was thinking and I...

Not really sure whats going on but I installed a VQ sear and Trigger into my Mk III 22/45. It worked great at the range until ruffly 275 rounds had been shot thought it. All of a sudden you would pull the trigger and nothing you could push the trigger forward and feel a snap then it would fire. My g...

Bullseye wrote:Yes the 22/45 Mark II magazine will work just fine. Do you have a VQ Target trigger installed?

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Bullseye

Not yet hoping next week I will

Baldy wrote:If you have a MK-III you can not use any 22/45 mags no matter what model they were made for.

Its a 22/45 MK III sorry about that its fixed now >.<

Was looking at ordering some mags from Midwayusa tommrow for my 22/45 MK III but all they have in stock is the 22/45 MK II mags. So my question is since I am running a 22/45 MK II hammer bushing can't I use the 22/45 MK II mags in my gun? I have googled it and go some pretty mixed answers seems to b...