Eclectic
Bearcat
Hello!
Over the years I've had countless MK IIs and a couple of MK Is. I got away from shooting for a while and ended up selling them.
I'm getting back into it, and I'm just waiting for the background check to pick up a MK IV Hunter, blued. I've been reading that the firing pins are now titanium and can be prone to light strikes and peening to the back where the hammer hits it.
Do Ruger gurus currently recommend replacing the titanium firing pin with either an original steel or a Volquartsen steel firing pin? If so, which is preferred?
Over the years I've had countless MK IIs and a couple of MK Is. I got away from shooting for a while and ended up selling them.
I'm getting back into it, and I'm just waiting for the background check to pick up a MK IV Hunter, blued. I've been reading that the firing pins are now titanium and can be prone to light strikes and peening to the back where the hammer hits it.
Do Ruger gurus currently recommend replacing the titanium firing pin with either an original steel or a Volquartsen steel firing pin? If so, which is preferred?