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  • dwaters911
    Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 175

    Ruger SR-22 Rifle Experience???

    I recently purchased a Ruger SR-22 Rifle from Turners for $349 and I love it. Functions well and once sighted in is very accurate. The top, rear, Picatinny rail came loose after about 200 rounds so I removed one screw at a time and added Loc-Tite. I want to add a Picatinny Rail to the front handguard where it is pre-drilled and tapped to attach a Angled Foregrip. Do you know if the aftermarket Picatinny rails that are marked as a 3" rails are 3" long or have holes that are 3" apart? Is 3" spacing for the holes a standard?

    If you have one of these fun rifles, what are your thoughts, opinions, feedback on it?

    Since Turners had them on "Closeout" do you know if Ruger is discontinuing this model?

    If you can add a photo of yours I would love to see what you can do this gun?
    Last edited by dwaters911; 04-10-2018, 2:48 PM.
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    ducati07
    Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 161

    I had one, loved it. Awesome gun, never had issues with it.

    Tips: Shave the barrel holder to free float it, put a soft buffer tube in it, add a Vortex scope and a KIDD trigger and you're go to go! Or just shoot the hell out of it!

    Not sure on the rails but I'm sure just about anything will fit onto it.

    Have fun!

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    • #3
      ZX9ALLDAY
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2017
      • 597

      I thought these were off roster? I just picked up a Walther p22 ... It is ok, but i rather have the ruger... Please share

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      • #4
        Sapperforward
        Veteran Member
        • Jan 2010
        • 2928

        Originally posted by ZX9ALLDAY
        I thought these were off roster? I just picked up a Walther p22 ... It is ok, but i rather have the ruger... Please share
        He is talking about the Ruger SR22 rifle. Not the SR22 pistol. That is why the above folks talked about angled foregrips, free floating barrels and picatinny rails.

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        • #5
          ZX9ALLDAY
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2017
          • 597

          Originally posted by Sapperforward
          He is talking about the Ruger SR22 rifle. Not the SR22 pistol. That is why the above folks talked about angled foregrips, free floating barrels and picatinny rails.


          lol thanks..stupidly, i didnt bother reading the post and called turners immediately ... FAIL

          good luck with the new gun OP! rugers are great!

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          • #6
            dwaters911
            Member
            • Feb 2015
            • 175

            Thanks, anyone else have anything to add???

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            • #7
              Fatcat
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2006
              • 1299

              That handguard is kinda heavy. If were to do it over again I’d build one with a donor 10/22 and the Nordic kit so that it can be configured they way I would want it. Same issues as buying off the shelf AR.

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              • #8
                dwaters911
                Member
                • Feb 2015
                • 175

                bump

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