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bearandoldman · Post by **bearandoldman** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 5:27 pm

toyfj40 wrote:
Bud33 wrote:I found that Remington ammo was heavily covered in grease.
To be sure that your gun and clips are clean and free of grease,
you might try wiping down the bullets!
I've found it to be more satisfying to just GIVE the Remington ammo
to someone that is less of a friend than he thinks he is...
so, be wary if I ever offer to give you some Remington-ammo

Howdy Toy, sure would haate to get on your non prderred list. You still got the Great Eight? And very ingenious, your spring tensioning device, main thing is itworked and that is the way to win the War.

greener · Post by **greener** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 11:49 pm

toyfj40 wrote:
Bud33 wrote:I found that Remington ammo was heavily covered in grease.
To be sure that your gun and clips are clean and free of grease,
you might try wiping down the bullets!
I've found it to be more satisfying to just GIVE the Remington ammo
to someone that is less of a friend than he thinks he is...
so, be wary if I ever offer to give you some Remington-ammo

Better yet, leave a box on the range. Then someone will try it. When 7 of 10 FTF, he will leave it for the next person. Sort of like a chain letter.

The RGB's are a tad shorter and fatter than either CCI SV or Federal Value pack. They are the only ones that like to catch on the feed ramp of my MKIII. I've even had the fatter cases expand to the point that they were hard to get out of my single six. Seem to do alright in my P22 and Buck Mark, but the two boxes I've bought in a year have not impressed me. Probably the last time I will buy a box.

gcp · Post by **gcp** » Sun Jul 29, 2007 6:53 pm

Well folks, I did a bit more shooting yesterday and I do believe my MarkII likes the Federals better than the Remingtons. The upper target was my last of the day because well it was a great time to stop since I don't believe I could ever top it

Please understand I am not bragging here, after all I am bench resting. But I'm just amazed at how accurate this inexpensive pistol can be. All of my Rugers are very accurate mind you (Vaquero and Superblackhawk) but this Mark II is hands down the most accurate pistol I've ever shot, with my Superblackhawk and Goldcup being close 2nds.

Is it the 22LR's ballistics or is it the Mark II's design?

Post by **Bullseye** » Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:30 am

The capabilities of these little Ruger 22 Auto pistols are severely underrated, they shoot well and are lots of fun. They grow on you quite quickly.

R,
Bullseye