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yes i am interested - is it in good condition? should I go to your wed site for more info?

I have no idea - only thing I can think maybe it was hard to remove the receiver/barrel - it still shoots but it is not right- I would like to correct if possible

i recently purchased a used ruger mark std serial # 24xxx and on disassembly found prior owner had ground down inside the frame where the receiver sits - never seen this before - i would like to get a A54 frame to replace it - this is not a collector item just a shooter - i have looked on the...

thanks for the info - as it turns out it was an assembly problem (what it was i don't know but it is ok now) i did not know there was a rim fire forum so thanks again

my mark iii hunter (2008 model) when in the de-cocked position is almost impossible to re-cock (i use pliers to reset it) when in the cocked position it has a normal pull - what could cause this? what controls the tension? parts to replace? thanks for your help this is a new gun to me and i...

thanks for the tip

i recently bought a used mark ii standard s/s (1985 build) to remove the barrel/receiver from the frame requires major force. i have have had many mark series over the years but none required this type of force.(all my others require just a couple of taps) i have to use a 2lb plastic hammer to...

thanks -that web site is what i needed

i have a lc9s which is failing to lock back on the last round so i called ruger and they said the spring is probably bad and offered to send a spring or i could also send it in for repair (which i did) the reason i decided to send it in is i could not find anything on the internet that showed...

thanks for the info

i have a lipseys bearcat with 3" barrel and all the holsters i see listed are for the 4" model - any idea what might work or where i can get one

the manual states with the allen screw loosened drift the sight using a wooden dowel in either direction - my problem after using oak dowels which i had to keep cutting off to square the end i did not move the sight so i had to use a brass drift to slightly move the sight. any idea why this is...

thanks for the info

i need to know if by keeping a round in the chamber on the lcpII .380 will it fire if it is dropped or is the trigger the only way it will fire - i guess the question could apply to all the newer ruger pistols - i know the newer revolvers have a transfer bar to prevent firing

i replaced the bolt stop following the blow up parts diagram and had no problem - all is good - thanks for your help