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The lack of a decent Ruger Mark Air-Soft may lead to considering the Sig Sauer P226 Air-Soft (from Sig). It's expensive. Does anyone know about this Air-Soft

Since my niche seems to have devolved to Steel Challenge type plate matches, the important skills are a series of quick sight acquisitions and, as always, good trigger manipulation. I guess sight acquisition with a similarly balanced practice gun is about as important, in this case, as a quality tri...

I'd like to increase my practice time/experience (for speed plate shooting) by finding an Air Soft product that will closely mimic my two Ruger 22/45's. I even have a Clark grip set that creates a near 22/45 grip angle if any Ruger-type Mark air soft guns exist (non 22/45) that have removable grips....

Am going to review and research a bit, and get back here with results. No use speculating until I do. Couple of days at most. My plate shooting is on a five shot, plus make up shot(s) (aarrrgh!!), course of fire, so if I ever get close to 10 rounds expended, I'd rather be in Philadelphia, anyway. If...

I'm beginning to see how consistently well Ruger tries to handle most customer concerns. There's a Mark III 22/45 Hunter 4 1/2" for sale in a well reputed pawn shop in my small town for $425. It's been sitting there for more than two months. That's surprised me. I'm speculating, but I don't think th...

I haven't been able to find information about whether the problems causing damage to some Mark III 22/45 frames has been solved by Ruger, or not. I thought the problem was due to very early wear AND TEAR by the hammer pivot pin enlarging its hole in the thin Mark III 22/45 frame. Considering saving ...

Hi Hardball. Hope your beginning to get used to and enjoy your VQ/Bomar-like rear sight. Have been hopeful of gaining the advantages of this change myself. The rumor that's been keeping me back so far, is that someone posted a note that the VQ/Bomar style did not fit properly in the dovetail of thei...

Sorry to be posting all over like I've been. But this is B.E.'s place. Nuff said. Recommending to a generous friend who's let me borrow his older MkII Std Target for a couple of months, that he obtain an extended magazine release to prevent calouses on his thumb (and mine, next time). Both Ranch Pro...