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To: Ramius
I've already shot this one with my Ruger Mk3 and it is [sigh]... wonderful. :-)

Did you have a smoke afterwards? :)

I'm told a good suppressor on a Ruger makes it sound like dropping the hammer on an empty chamber.

I'm not too familiar with SWC, but AAC is high on my wish list. A lot will depend on what my buddy scares up at the SHOT show.

Congrats!!!!

3,704 posted on 01/04/2012 1:05:21 AM PST by 300winmag (Overkill Never Fails)
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To: 300winmag

ooooh Kay... Got in some range time with the new .22 and suppressor today. Just... Wow. Its even quieter than I remembered from last summer. Good grief. You’re right about it sounding like a hammer falling on an empty chamber. That, along with a very pleasant “Pfft” and holes just silently appear in the paper. Any quieter and I think you could hear the paper tearing down range.

And yes... I did have a cigarette afterwards. :-)

I used a rest to sight in the Trijicon red-dot, and opted to zero it on 10 yards. I figure that’s a typical backyard vermin distance. There’s quite a lot of parallax with that sight, because it sits fairly high. With zero at 10, it is about an inch low at 7 and two inches high at 20 yards. Sometime I’ll try it outdoors to find out where the far zero is. My wild guess is that it’ll peak out at 3 or so inches by 50 yards and be back down to zero at 80 or 90... But that’s pushing the limits of serviceable range for a pistol I think.

I figure for most critters from 20 to 60 yards... Just hold a couple inches low (as if that was within my skill level anyway...) and it should be usefully on target.


3,705 posted on 01/04/2012 7:05:37 PM PST by Ramius (Personally, I'd give us one chance in three. More tea anyone?)
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