Recent content by wingman

I have the Shooters Ridge Mag loader. It takes a little getting used to but it works very well. Handle it gently and you will be fine. Some try to force it and it breaks. Follow the directions and experiment putting it together and there won't be any problems. For the heck of it I tried loading...

I'm also trying to view the videos without success.

This is a Sniper model LT3-9x32MAOL that fits on my TD and in the bag. I had to replace the Ruger base, shown in the photo, with a UTG Pic base that allowed me to move the scope back another inch. Works great.

Brimestone did my 10/22 TD. Its at 2.5 pounds and it feels very smooth with nearly no takeup.

Here's what my TD looked like before I even fired it. I had been dry-firing it only, for a short time. I sent this photo to Ruger and they had me return the rifle. They replaced the barrel and after live-firing it about 100 rounds I inspected it. It looks like it is developing the same...

Get an opinion from Ruger customer service.

Does your wife keep track of your guns? If not, don't tell your wife you bought a 10/22, she probably won't notice. :roll:

Good start to your Ruger stable Mike. My P95 was my first Ruger too. I now own 4 Rugers. 8)

Thanks. Mine has the scorch marks too but that didn't bother me. They didn't tell me what caused my guns issues but I guess they thought it serious enough to fix.

I contacted Ruger about my barrel, I emailed them the photo. They emailed a UPS label and had me send it in for service. They just received it today. I hope it doesn't take too long.

Good for the both of you. Get the youth involved everyone.

I also want a compact scope that will fit in the Ruger pack but for less than $100. I haven't found any locally and its hard to figure whether they would fit just seeing them online. You can't always trust that the photos are accurate online either. I see a lot of 4x scopes but I don't know if...

Mattsbox99 you have a stuttering problem.

I'm happy with mine even though there are some rough edges. Mines out for a trigger job.

I have 2 of the new Ruger BX-25 mags. They aren't bad to load a couple of times but after that it gets tiring and slow work. I would consider buying a loader that would work on these mags. It seems like this is a pretty simple engineering design problem. Anyone?