Grouse .22 pistol

[Loper]

I have a mkiii I want to get a chopped upper for and then I have a sig p226 22lr with threaded barrel.

I have an MKIII too, and rather than putting money into a shorter barrel, I figured I’d just get a MKIV with a shorter barrel. I think the added functionality for easy disassembly, reassembly and maintenance is worth upgrading to the newer model.

 

[ZeroFoxGiven]

Big fan of the Ruger Mk series. My MkIII has more kills on it than anything else I own. It’s hell on ground squirrels and raccoons under night vision.

 

[406flyfish]

Nice

 

[huntsman22]

Big fan of the Ruger Mk series. My MkIII has more kills on it than anything else I own. It’s hell on ground squirrels and raccoons under night vision.

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What grips?

 

[ZeroFoxGiven]

What grips?

VZ Operator II

 

[huntsman22]

thankee

 

[Loper]

Big fan of the Ruger Mk series. My MkIII has more kills on it than anything else I own. It’s hell on ground squirrels and raccoons under night vision.

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Which suppressor is that?

 

[RS3579]

NAA Hog leg. 6” barrel weights 9oz.

 

[ZeroFoxGiven]

Which suppressor is that?

Front of Rifle Systems Pluto. Currently our favorite 22 can, very well rounded.

We have most colors in stock.

FOR Pluto

 

[Fowl Play]

This forum is not healthy for my bank account… the revival of this thread reminded me I still have a .22 can that needs a home, and I am dedicated caller this elk season… so might as well have a grouse gun on my hip… Should have it in a week to try out. 3” barrel so should shoot most everything subsonic and be a little more compact. I’ll see what accurate yardage I can get out of it for grouse. Was surprised it’s actually 4oz heavier than the Lite. I think because it’s actually just a chopped version of the steel target barrel.

We’ll see if I wish I just went with the regular 4.5” barrel Lite. Didn’t see the weight difference when I purchased.

 

[huntsman22]

We’ll see if I wish I just went with the regular 4.5” barrel Lite.

you won't..... once you dump the rail and get it set up and dialed in. I've shot prairie dogs past 80 yards.