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Ruger Mark III 22/45
- Thread starter billyp
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Hey Billy...
Rugers are notorious for lousy triggers, as far as I'm concerned, they've got the worst triggers in the industry...
Short of the 10/22 I wouldn't buy a high powered Ruger of any type...
Now that you've got it,, you may as well have a trigger job done on it...
or deal with it,, or get rid of it...
ttyle
Eric...
O/ST
Rugers are notorious for lousy triggers, as far as I'm concerned, they've got the worst triggers in the industry...
Short of the 10/22 I wouldn't buy a high powered Ruger of any type...
Now that you've got it,, you may as well have a trigger job done on it...
or deal with it,, or get rid of it...
ttyle
Eric...
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A trigger job benefits most guns.
But before you invest, I'd ask myself if I liked the gun enough to do so.
As for an accurizing kit, what all comes with it?
But before you invest, I'd ask myself if I liked the gun enough to do so.
As for an accurizing kit, what all comes with it?
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Ruger triggers are pretty simple to lighten, pick a Clark or Volquartson kit. The new Mark III 22/45 makes into a very nice little pistol with the addition of a Tactical Solutions 4.5" threaded upper and a Gemtech Outback suppressor. Goes 24 ounces all up....