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Get the Apex Tactical Comp trigger with the mag safety delete. Worth every penny.
How does it compare to Volquartson though? Feel like Volquartson has been in the 22 game forever. Seems the trigger pull on the Apex is 3lbs vs 2.25 on the Volquartson. Not sure that is a big deal.Get the Apex Tactical Comp trigger with the mag safety delete. Worth every penny.
Competition Trigger Kit for Ruger Mk IV and Mk IV 22/45
Competition Trigger Kit for Ruger Mk IV Upgrading your Ruger Mk IV is easy with Apex’s Action Enhancement Kit. When installed, this kit will: -Reduce trigger pull weight to approx. 3.5 lbs -Reduce trigger over-travel approx. 50% -Reduce overall travelwww.apextactical.com
Haven't pulled the Volquartsen in a 22/45 that I'm aware of, so no idea. Does the Volquartsen come with a magazine safety delete? 2.25 would be nice, and I've thought about seeing if Apex will start offering some lighter springs for their kit. I would like to get it around the 2-2.5 lbs. range. But at 3, it's still not bad at all. And for sure a huge upgrade over factory. I also like the flat face. Their machining on their trigger feels ultra-smooth, and quality.How does it compare to Volquartson though? Feel like Volquartson has been in the 22 game forever. Seems the trigger pull on the Apex is 3lbs vs 2.25 on the Volquartson. Not sure that is a big deal.
And the T1 is getting taken off next week when my Lobos Ind mount arrives for my RMR.
I'd like to try out a set of those VZ grips as well.
Does the Volquartsen come with a magazine safety delete?
I would love to get a lighter spring in the guide rod to be able to reliably cycle the CCI 710 FPS subs for true "hollywood quiet".Yes.
I use the Volquartsen triggers in mine and they are excellent. Definitely recommend. They offer a few other worthy upgrades to these pistols too, like a threaded guide rod to accommodate lighter springs for subs, and some little rubbery buttons to remove any looseness in the upper/lower lockup.
You have an issue with the Mask loosening up? What can I put on the threads to keep the can on tight till I need to take off to clean? What color Loctite would I use?I would love to get a lighter spring in the guide rod to be able to reliably cycle the CCI 710 FPS subs for true "hollywood quiet".
I've never had that issue with my Mask on any of my guns...Rifles or pistols. Are you giving it a bit of torque (by hand) against the shoulder when you're putting it on the gun? Once I get it tight, I'll back it off about 1/8 turn, then I tighten it back down and give it a bit of quick torque against the shoulder to ensure it's on there tight. I do this with my rifles, as well. Never had any of them come loose...You have an issue with the Mask loosening up? What can I put on the threads to keep the can on tight till I need to take off to clean? What color Loctite would I use?
I would love to get a lighter spring in the guide rod to be able to reliably cycle the CCI 710 FPS subs for true "hollywood quiet".
I might just let you experiment with one of the $55 VQ bolts, and I'll just buy a modified bolt from you, since I don't have a Bridgeport handy.Volquartsen sells a lighter spring, but it isn't light enough to cycle those. You can cut it down further, but I'm not sure you can get there with a recoil spring alone. At minimum you'd need a lighter hammer spring too, which you might have if you've done a good trigger job. I suspect you'd need to lighten the bolt as well, and keep it as a dedicated bolt for just that ammo. Volquartsen was selling take-off bolts, upgraded with their extractor and springs, for $55 not long ago; should be cheap enough to sacrifice one for science. FYI it should be hardened steel so you'll need carbide to drill or mill it.
I did something similar with a Marlin semi-auto rifle for really light Aquila loads that were around about 20 years ago. It still shoots normal subs fine as well, but with lighter springs (recoil and hammer) and a bunch of holes drilled in the bolt for weight reduction, it's reliable with the really quiet light loads too.
If I ever get a 2011, this is going to be it.This Bul Armory SAS II TAC 4.25” came in today. It’s just as nice as my other Bul Commander length 1911. Very smooth action right out of the box. Smoother than the Prodigy for sure. Still not unhappy with the Prodigy yet, I just don’t think I need to do anything after cleaning and oiling this Bul. Looking forward to a trip to the range.
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Nothing quite says "badass" like a nice revolver.
Where did you get those stocks? I have to have a set for my M69.
Ebay, but it looks like they're OOS now.Where did you get those stocks? I have to have a set for my M69.
Mike
Thanks, Ill look for them there.Ebay, but it looks like they're OOS now.
What is this?? ATF's new chatbot? I don't own any guns dudeWhether you're a proud owner of a carry gun, a competitive shooter with a race gun, or an enthusiast with a collection of vintage handguns, we want to see what you've got! Share your pictures and show off your handguns in this thread.
From compact concealed carry pistols to full-size handguns built for precision, any type of handgun is welcome. Whether it's a modern marvel or an old-school classic, we're eager to see the diversity of firearms within the community.
Feel free to share details about your handguns, such as make, model, any modifications or accessories, and the purpose they serve for you. Don't forget to mention any remarkable experiences or interesting stories associated with your handguns.
The bot posts are getting pretty common across several gun forums I'm on. They usually have some spammy link embedded in them.What is this?? ATF's new chatbot? I don't own any guns dude
Join date Tuesday.. couldn't get more suspect with that weird ass AI generated update/addition(?) to my OP..
That one has a link for airsoft “sniper rifles”. Check the word “handgun” in it‘s second paragraph.The bot posts are getting pretty common across several gun forums I'm on. They usually have some spammy link embedded in them.