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I wouldn't exactly call myself experienced. But, I nice set of $15 ear muffs from the Home Depot do the trick for me. They work great with the .22. I've been to an indoor center fire pistol shoot with them, worked great there too!

Thanks! Here's a pic of my targets. Now that I look at them all lined up, I certainly have quite a left bias! I was shooting in gloves because of the temp, but they were thinner and the only dexterity issues I had was when loading my magazines. http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh302/glennmj99/Ruge...

I had the day off yesterday, so I spent some time at the range. I was there for about 2 hours and probably shot about 200-300 rounds. On a random sidenote, I had only one failure to feed, despite it being 21F outside. So, the MKIII 22/45 shoots very well in the cold. 8) I was using a Midway target I...

I took the bag to the range yesterday. It was a balmy 21F outside. The bag did great. Had tons of extra space for extra gloves and a hat. I managed to last about 2 hours. Had a great time BTW.

Ruger sells some hi-viz sites in their catalog. I've been kicking around the idea of upgrading my MKIII 22/45 sights....

Oooh! Printing out the pages. That's not a bad idea at all. I think I have an extra binder laying around too.....

Great pics and writeup. I think that's darn good test you did.

LOL! Talk about coming around full circle!

I just sent the URL to a good buddy of mine who I shoot and ATV with. Hopefully, he'll post some pics of his new MKII. I haven't see it yet, but it sounds amazing.

HA! You never know, it may fool me!

I usually pride myself in being able to spot chops...nicely done sir!

They'd probably sell more of them if they had a few more pics of the bag on their website. The one they have doesn't really highlight how much stuff this thing can hold.

Welcome aboard! Nice 22/45.

Is that the real serial number?

Bullseye,
I gave someone the URL to this site the last time I was at a plate shoot.

As promised guys:

I hear you on that. It's sometimes better to let things get worked out before jumping onboard.