Recent content by kemper

FR8 Mods I have an FR8 that has been sitting around for years. Looking at what you have done makes me want to do the same thing. Very nice.

Thanks Thanks for the replies

Wondering if any of you have ever seen or shot a Ruger GSR with a Burris Fastfire or similar micro reflex sight mounted on a picatinny scope ring above a LER scope. I have a Burris 3-12x32 & a 2-7x32 sitting around for my GSR and a set of Blackhawk rings with a picatinny rail top ring...

The revolver shown in the top left of the photograph is probably the most rare one I own. It is a blued 4" service six revolver with a round butt, which means it was mislabeled & assembled at the factory. It should have a square butt being a service six, but somehow ended up with a round butt frame.

The bottom center revolver is the only one that is not a six series revolver. It is a SP101 I bought when the SP revolvers first came out years ago. It's not new, but has only been shot a handful of times. Less than 50 rounds

The speed six, service six and security six are the "better generation" Ruger revolvers in my humble opinion. Here are a few more I own.

You might consider a used Ruger Security Six, Speed Six or Service Six. Built like a tank. They have gone up quite a bit in price, but bargains can still be found if you shop around

I agree 100%

Went by my LGS yesterday and as soon as I walked in the door they say we just got a revolver traded in that they were pretty sure I would want to take a look at. I say ok, let's see it. They pull out a stainless speed six. They didn't event have a price tag on it yet. Now, I need another...

I have a 1947 K22 just like that including the box. They are beautiful revolvers and the most accurate 22 handgun that I own including my Ruger MKII competition slab side pistol and that is saying something.

Go buy it now

Thanks Bullseye and to the rest of you. I was doing some research last night on this topic and came across a few threads that mentioned the LCI (loaded chamber indicator) on the MK III upper would have to be removed or a notch cut into the bolt of the MK II to allow for the LCI to fit...

It is a private party sale so it won't matter here in Arkansas

Good Afternoon, I have a chance to buy a new stainless MK III heavy barreled upper for what I consider to be a really good price ($40), and was planning on putting it on one of my MK II pistol lowers. My LGS says it should fit and function properly I wanted to hear what you guys had to say...

Marlin 1894C in 357 Has anyone seen what JM stamped Marlin 1894C rifles are selling for lately ? HOLY COW.... the prices have gone through the roof. I have one I bought back in 1998 for $300.00. The last one I saw on Gunbroker had a bid of over $800.00