Recent content by richboise

Thank you TBear77 for that information. Great article. More knowledge learned today. My M77 is a 74 Series, made in 1980. Rich

Thank you so very much as well. Great info COSteve. Rich

Problem solved. Phone call to Ruger and spoke with a tech and he explained the fix. I had the right idea, but was pulling down and forward on the ejector, when it required a strong down and rearward pressure to release the slide. Back in business. Rich

P95 318 Series. In the reassembly stage, ejector in down position and hammer in fired position. Slide placed onto frame but did not partially insert slide stop. Ejector could have moved to upper position at this time. Now the only forward or rearward movement of the slide is between the two...

I'm no help with any suggestions but, when that photo is enlarged, that gun is stunning. Rich

Not sure where else to post this comment. Positive feedback for jn 41 on the smooth transaction for the above stated laser grips for sale. Good communications and speedy delivery. Rich

jn 41, I'll take it. Will PM for details. Rich

Correction to the above post. The standard size lug extension will not fit properly because it is the channels cut into the sides of the bayonet lug of the AR-556 that are "oversized". When the standard extension is tightened, the tip rises and presses into the barrel caused by the play in the...

If your bayonet attaches to the Ruger AR-556 lug, you have the standard size. If not, then you need the special one just for the Ruger. Rich

Look here http://www.triple-r-products.com/ I just ordered one from them. My new AR-556 came with the standard size bayonet lug, so there was no need to order the AR-556 model with the oversized lug. Rich

Bought one a few weeks ago from Cabela's in Hamburg, PA. They have theirs listed at $700, but I used some Cabela's Rewards money, so I was OTD at $70 flat. Form 4473 is done on the computer, so all you leave with is your rifle and a receipt. And you personally walk it out of the store. That's...