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Terrific! Thanks Bullseye.

I've used them and they are fine.

I have a Mark I [Liberty model] and a MarkII here in Jersey but also have a Mark II in Vegas for desert shoots. Can't stay away from the Rugers.
Also have a lot of their single actions in different calibers.

Good show! Will follow your advice and thanks.

That's great news John. I recommend you get a .22 cal brass cleaning (bore) bursh for periodically cleaning the chamber. R, Bullseye Are you sure you mean a bore brush rather than a chamber brush? I use the bore brush when I clean the gun but the chamber apparently needs something larger like a cha...

I look forward to hearing the testing results. R, Bullseye Got a chance this afternoon to test after my cleaning. Shot 30 rounds of the same ammo I had a problem with and there were no bobbles! I believe the cleaning of the chamber with a larger brush did the trick. I didn't have a chamber brush so...

Gave rhe gun a proper cleaning. Extractor seems sharp. Hole where it sits has no gunk in it. Chamber seems OK but I cleaned it as you advised. Will test it out asap. Have range duties this weekend so this may be delayed. Will let you know what happens. May try high velocity ammo also.

Thanks Bullseye! Will follow-up on your advice.

Jack, I'm not sure I fully understand the circumstances of your failures. Are the spent (fired) cases not ejecting from the chamber? R, Bullseye Yes, they don't eject sometimes but the gun seems to cycle and the trigger trips. All I do is pull the bolt back which then ejects the shell and loads the...

Ocassionally, after firing the gun goes into battery and the trigger trips and no shot. I pull the bolt back and the fired case ejects and a new round loads into the chamber, I fire it as if OK. Do you know what's wrong?

Hey Bullseye,
Are you going to sell any extended followers for the Mark 1 magazines?

Another difference between the 1 and 2 is that the 1 has a maximum capacity of 9 rounds compared to the 10 rounds of a 2. I have both.

They are cheaply made imitations of Lugers. Not accurate or reliable. If you want a 22 semi, you're better off with a second hand Ruger Mark 2 bull barrel. They are available for about $200 and will last a lifetime. In the late 70's, someone wanted to trade me $100 plus one of these for my Browning ...

Don't care for that gun at any price. I've seen them years ago.

I second the motion on Photobucket. I use it often without any problems.