Sold Tactical Solutions PAC Lite / Ruger 22/45

[Aggie01]

Sold locally.
Put this one together several years ago and have had a lot of fun with it.
Added Ergo 1911 grips to it before Ruger started shipping them with detachable grips.
I know it has had the magazine disconnect disabled, and it may have some volquartsen components in there, but I can't swear to them.
Weighs a whopping 1 lb, 7 oz with an unloaded magazine in it.
Two magazines.
Has some dings under the anodizing at the muzzle, but nothing that affects the crown.
$375 shipped to your FFL from an individual.

 

[Aggie01]

$375 shipped

 

[cas6969]

Is that one threaded or not? What about the top, drilled and tapped?

 

[Aggie01]

Not threaded, and not drilled and tapped.

 

[cas6969]

It's not exactly what I'm after, but it's close.

Unfortunately the gestapo will not allow FFL's to receive handguns from non FFL's. "No, it's not the law, but if you do it we'll yank your state dealers license and you'll be out of business."

 

[tulsamal]

So without the factory top end, I don't know how to tell... what MK# is that? What mags does it use?

 

[Aggie01]

Comparing the mags with it to the mags on Ruger's website, I would say Mark II.

 

[cas6969]

Added Ergo 1911 grips to it before Ruger started shipping them with detachable grips.

Via which method?




(doesn't the round trigger guard mean it's a Mrk III?)

 

[Aggie01]

Added Ergo 1911 grips to it before Ruger started shipping them with detachable grips.

Via which method?

(doesn't the round trigger guard mean it's a Mrk III?)

I tapped the grip frame and threaded in the 1911 grip screws. The Ergos were picked due to being hollow on the backside, so I did not have to deck off the original checkering/grips.
I was thinking it was a Mark III, so the magazines threw me off. It may well be a III. I know it had a magazine disconnect and I believe the original upper had a LCI.