I’m not good at taking pics but this is my 10/22. Only original part is the receiver. I finally picked up my first can today. Just a little sparrow 22. Can’t wait to try it out. It’ll probably get swapped between this and my tx22 until I pickup a mark IV.

- Mischief Machine Commander grip module
- Tyrant CNC gray/silver mag release and slide release
- Streamlight TLR1 (might change to something shorter)
- Holosun 407C X3

I really like the way it looks. Goddamn. I might change the trigger shoe as well (not sure)

Yes, it’s an abomination, but the stock works great. Now to Form 1 or not to Form 1, that is the question.

Called their customer service line today to see about getting a part for my rifle and their line after going through the menus states "Our business office is closed due to unforseen circumstances." And then it hangs up. Thought that was odd, does that happen from time to time?

We made a low cost arca rail for the Gen2 as one of our first products on the market this year and are looking to grow the brand outreach. It's made from 6061 aluminum with a hardcoat anodize. We are looking for users to review our rail and provide feedback. If you are interested leave us a comment or send us a PM.

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Looks like Ruger is dropping a Bourbon and Cigar Collection with Hooten Young this week, 10/15 1pm EST. Who's getting theirs? Excited to grab some for the fall.

https://halfwheel.com/hooten-young-collaborating-with-ruger-for-new-cigars-bourbon/480455/

Beck: 308, 150g, sub expanders.
Local shop 30 cal can.
DNT Zulus 4K.

Ive had the one on the top for a while and its probably one of my most used plinkers. Got a call from LGS that they had a purple one. Still hoping to get my hands on the chameleon one, but happy to give purple a new home.

Tossed a random optic on it for now (CT 25?). I imagine it will be one that my daughter wants to shoot the most, so I'll change it to whatever she wants, once we get outside to run it.

I got an RXM, the 4.5 inch, non-threaded barrel version with longer slide. I loved it, been shooting competitions with it all summer, stock no optic. The slide lock broke off at the range today.

I started having a bunch of failure to feeds, which is odd because I've never had one with it before. Decided to pop the slide off to look for anything and the slide lock goes flying off, took me 20 mins to find it.

Anyone else have this problem I couldn't find anything on it.

Little fuzzy but reliable

I'm trying to use a Vortex Micro 3x magnifier on my PC charger. It would appear that the picatinny rail is slightly too wide to accommodate the magnifier QD mount. Is this just my model or is this a known thing?

Found some stuff online about the PC Carbine having a rail that's "not technically mil spec"- is this the same problem?

(not my photo)

I’m making a post to get some insight here. I bought an American Gen 2 Ranch in .556 at the beginning of the year in January. I did not get around to shooting it until May. While sighting in, I thought I was going crazy, could not track my rounds, so I had a friend watch as I was shooting. The rifle was shooting 4-5 foot groups at 85-90 yards, clipped baffles in my can, and lost the detent ball out of the extractor in the bolt. All of this was in the first 200 rounds.

Contacted CS, they sent out a label right away, I shipped it in right away. They received the rifle on the 29th of May and quoted a 2-4 week lead time. I have called back a few times starting 2 months in, and got little information other than “the tech says we were waiting on parts” which is fine. I understand barrels get built in batches and there is going to be wait time. Fast forward to ~3.5 months in when I called again for an update and got a different person and they said “at this point we should have offered you a refund or a new rifle.” It was late on a Friday before a holiday so he told me call back the next business day and they will sort me out. I call back, the lady I got the next day said something along the lines of “there’s nothing we can do we were waiting on parts. We have no outlook on when we will get those parts”

I’m at a loss of what to do at this point, this has put a very bad taste in my mouth for Ruger customer service and this very likely will be the last Ruger product I purchase. I usually only hear good things about their customer service.

The customer service number won’t even ring, tried countless times today. Anyone ever had this issue, or maybe has an email contact I can reach out to?

Hey I’m looking to get the CMMG zeroed 46 suppressor for my ruger American 450 bushmaster. Im having an issue because the threading on my barrel is 11/16”-24 but CMMG doesnt make a thread mount in that size. Does anyone know if I can find one? Or if anyone makes one?

l've seen more SP101 posts lately, and it got me missing the one I sold, so l picked up another one.
Few upgrades:
1. Wilson Combat spring kit
2. Recoil Rider Grips (Large)
3. XS Sights
Haven't shot it yet with the new set up.

(Note: There are snap caps in the cylinder. Pic 3 is just to demonstrate the extended trigger reach with the new grips)

It's been amazing appendix/pocket carrying these 2 all summer, HIGHLY recommend to anyone as these are excellent shooting pocket sized pistols at a perfect price. The EHG Magpul version of the LCP MAX is tough to find but honestly the best feeling pocket gun even for large lengthy fingers in my opinion feels way better and outperforms the S&W BG 2.0 in everyway. The DB9 is the smallest 9mm I'm willing to rely on and after cushioning/thicking up the grip it shoots excellent and very controllable for its size. I honestly think it's less snappy than a stock 43x/p365. What are y'all's thoughts?

I folks. I have an old .22 Single Six my dad got me when I was a young kid years and years ago. Haven't shot it in forever though. After he passed and I was still fairly young and didn't know much about this stuff, I was worried about the cylinder play and didn't want to risk it. Then I just kinda forgot about it.

Now, though, I'd like to take it out (after a very long overdue cleaning) but want to ask if this is a normal feature of this particular pistol. I'm preeeeety sure I know the answer, but want to be 100% sure before I pull the trigger.

When the cylinder gate is open, the cylinder seems to free float, meaning you have to line it up with the plunger to eject brass. When it's closed however, the cylinder turns and locks up in line with chamber, so I don't see it being out of alignment and potentially exploding during during battery.

I'm hoping its good because I remember it being an incredibly fun little pistol to plink with.

A friend inherited a nice 1992 Mark II 22/45, and I have been looking it over to see how much TLC it needs, and if it safe to fire. That 45°ish diagonal crack looks really rough. Was it initially a seam that pitted over time, or is it an actual crack? There's a perfectly straight seam on the opposite side of the feed ramp, so I'm a bit puzzled, not finding any close-up references of what that area is supposed to look like. Can Mark II 22/45 owners enlighten me? Thanks in advance!

Really enjoying the COA, had to top things off with the Harbor Freight light

Just completed another range trip with my MAX-9 and the 3d printed shell for the TLR-6 HL and am happy to report its been working flawlessly. No signs of layer separation or deformation after over 400 rounds and no excess wear on the internals or the gun itself. Just minor rubbing at the contact point with the trigger guard and where the light interfaces with the shell, which is to be expected.

So with testing in a good place now i have released Version 1.0 of the shell on makerworld for anyone to download and print. Step by step instructions are included on the makerworld page.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2976940-tlr-6-hl-shell-for-ruger-max-9-v1-0#profileId-3899524