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Charger Blaster by Two Sierra, on Flickr

Mark I





Mark IIs







Mark IIIs









And my every day sunshine, my Mark II knock about the woods .22 belt gun.

Ruger MK-II 10":

 

No street cred until we get a video of you shooting it.

Ruger Mk III 22/45 phase one:



Lots of goodies to come.

OK..... Ruger MK III 22/45 Phase 2

That's a bunch of rapid fire and quick transitioning between targets.

I don't even have to try with this thing- it does all the work on its own.

The Hunter is also my first foray into rimfire pistols.  LOVE it!  No scope yet.  6.88in fluted barrel. . . . . awesome.

A new 4" 617 just added , a few 63's & little Ruger LCR that the queen really enjoys. Disregard the 9mm toys

Sorry , Dupe…...

 

How do you actually use that thing?  

Sold the mark III and picked this up. I'm in love!!  And yes, I'm female so no shame on the muddy girl.

I just got them back from the Ruger factory. Both were drilled and tapped and fitted with Weaver rails. Eventually the 5-1/2" will get a red dot sight and I am thinking about a 2x scope for the 10":

I just got a new set of Altamont laminated Cocobolo grips for my 10" Ruger Mark II target model.

The first two pictures below are her old spalted & flamed maple grip panels with just some tung oil rubbed into them, and they are admittedly not bad at all,
especially for a home grown pair...erm...so to speak. They are also not for sale, unless of course someone wants to pay me entirely to much for them.

Everything but my wife, my family, and my dogs has a price...and maybe my bike.





And the next two pictures below are her new grips. Way past not bad at all to just flat bad ass, in both the cosmetic and ergonomic departments.

I cannot stress how INCREDIBLE these grips are if you wear 3XL gloves on your oversize bear paws like I do.
These grips elevated this gun from being an awesome pistol that I love, to feeling like I am pushing my hand into a custom fit solid glove
that turns her into an almost organic extension of my arm.



I am also waiting for my Silencerco White Sparrow, at which point my I will thread my Ruger and move the front sight back just enough to make room for the

threads...which will complete her adventure to attaining her absolutely amazing awesomeness.





I also feel like I should plug the new case I bought for her. Almost nothing is large enough without being both too large and too expensive. But, I literally
tripped over this "ADG Sports" (never heard of 'em) case at my local B rick-N-Mortar here for $19.99 and it is roomy and tough.

The burgundy foam was my addition. It is Auralex Wedge foam for soundproofing and tuning the vibrations in recording studios. It is stiffer than any gun case
foam I've ever had, and the natural wedges/ridges keep everything in the same place as you originally put it before you tossed it around some, without having
to cut the interior to fit whatever you're carrying around then, knowing it will change again and again. The only foam trimming I did was to the outer edges
to fit the foam inside of the case itself. And yeah, I can toss the case around, drop it, whatever so far, and even the "loose" mags in the pictures are
still right where I left them when I locked the case.

Has anyone else had any experience with this brand of cases you want to share? I think I'll be looking for more very soon.







And...no. You do not want to know what I concocted for dinner.

Browning 1911-22 Compact.

Bought on the EE from a terrific seller.  Ruger MKIII was stock.
Added the rail. Vortex Venom, trigger, hammer, sear, hammer bushing; removed the magazine disconnect and load chamber indicator.

I like it.  I have a MKII Target bought new in 1985 too.

My wife's P22.






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More pics when these get out of jail

Still waiting on my can

the 4" 617 is brand new & will probably be used to help fund a Sig220 combat , unsure yet. I still have a few others 22lr rugers around besides the 63's which I & the warden love shooting.

got the 60 pro grips from s&w for my 63's & 1 set was unusable , no threads on the grip panel so I couldn't screw the grips on & after calling s&w they said i have to pay to send it in for an exchange so I said ok. kinda sucks to pay shipping on a damaged item but whatever , the 63's feel 1000 times better with the new grips.

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Is that barrel fatter at the muzzle end than the chamber end???

No,
Shitty cell phone picture.  Upper is nice and solid on the frame.  And accurate too.
Happy with how this turned out.

GSG makes the SIg 1911's

New mount. Still no can

Picked this up Tuesday. Very old school. 1981 Ruger Standard, same as what I learned to shoot with some 45 years ago.

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Repainted this M&P22 (slide).



Smith And Wesson MP22 Painted Slide by SoloDallas, on Flickr

the grips make the smiths better , my opinion.
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Damn, this thread is just about dead.

Not sure if this has been posted by me in here already so what the hell:

where did you get the grips for the 617? and are you trying to corner the market on 63's

ha…. 1 more 63 incoming. Large family so everybody gets their own to enjoy.

altamont grips , s&w k-frame round grips in super walnut , I emailed them & told them these were for my 617. they are made to order but feel great so worth the wait.

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