Recent content by RUT

What's interesting is this thread started back in April, and we've not heard one word since, including other such incidences. Makes you wonder.

>>- accuracy with the gun is not what I want.>> Let's face it...it's a belly gun! It was never meant to be a range gun or especially pleasant to shoot. I refer to mine (non "max") as my "last resort" gun.

I don't carry one but I do have one. In fact, it's one of my best shooters!

I broke one once and simply ordered a VQ replacement.

>>I didn't think you could take any gun into NJ<< I don't even want to go into NJ WITHOUT a gun!

>>I really wanted the Olive Drab Green<< I'd jump on one of those myself, but they are few and far between. :-(

Back in September I bought my first SR9 in stainless. Came with original box and all the goodies, and was in excellent condition. After adding a Ghost 3.5# connector, Handleit grips, and a Dawson F.O. front sight, it's one of my best shooters. Then a few weeks ago I came upon an SR9C, also in...

>>The gentleman that runs Gunsmither Tools makes a very handy little tool to aid in 10/22 bolt installation. Certainly not mandatory, but money well spent<< Ditto the above.....

I installed the Galloway flat faced trigger (red) on my LCP ll, and it did improve the trigger to a great extent. I can't say how it compares to the old trigger as far as "take up" goes percentage wise, but I did it to be an improvement. The break is clean and reset is fairly short as well. The...

>>Precision sells trigger kits for the Ruger SR series pistols.<< Except they never seem to have them in stock. :-(

Mine has one, albeit supplied by Galloway.

No, I did not install it myself. I have a local armor who does my trigger conversions for a mere $30.00. Well worth it to me anyway.

I can't say that it reduced the trigger pull appreciably, but it probably took some of the "play" out of the trigger. Plus, I'm a fan of flat faced triggers in general, and it didn't cost all that much. I can't speak to the legality of it all, but if it comes down to a self defense situation...

Galloway here.

>>I like to ship from my local ffl he can ship USPS priority mail<< And here you have it. Cheaper to ship and no problems on the receiving end. Many FFLs will only accept shipments from other FFLs.