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I have always had the highest respect for the men who served. I taught that to my children too. I have a daughter who started a outfit called Helping Hero's. She gets money from donation's and things like bake sales. She makes up boxes to send to the boy's/girl's over in Iraq and the Rock Pile. She'...

See you are as bad as I am. If I see it and can get my hands on it almost nothing will stop me from getting it. Good luck with your new pistol.

I have a old Ruger.45Colt that I like real well It's a 1972 or 1973 model without the safety bar.

A very good revolver that has a lot of life left in it. I have had a few over the years, and they are hard to beat. Good luck with it.

I can't help you a bit as I am a gun junkie, and I like to shoot them all. If I see one and think I want it, I buy it if I got the money. Disability and a fixed income has put the brakes on me. I get one maybe two if I am lucky a year.

I have used Hogues on many different styled guns in my life and they are hard to beat if control of the gun is paramount. For looks you just can't beat wood grips/stocks.

Let me welcome you to our forum too! Looks like you've installed a few improvements to make one of your favorite pistols even more enjoyable. It's amazing how a few little parts can make the whole experience better. R, Bullseye Thanks Bullseye for the welcome. I had never pushed a pin on a Ruger un...

Thanks Blue for the welcome. I got that Clark bushing and put it in. Thanks to all the good advice and Bullseyes photos. Like you said it's about a 15 minute job and improves your trigger pull two fold.

Cheers, to the both of you.

My fav in the .22's used to be my 1977 Ruger MK I or standard. I just got a .22/45 and I have went crazy over it.

Here's a picture of them together.


Here's a picture of it now. My 2010 Ruger .22/45.

I think I am going to be as happy as you are. I just put the Clark bushing in my pistol and I can feel a huge difference just dry firing it. I highly recommend this mod to everybody.