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  • bohoki
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jan 2006
    • 20823

    ruger buttplate fitting quality

    lately ive been seeing ruger rifles with very poor buttplate fittings

    i've seen recent 10/22s a 44 magnum carbine and mini 14s with wood stocks all of them with the wood stocks and plastic fold over at the top plates fit very poory with wood wider than the plastic plastic wider than the wood big gaps under the middle of the plate that you can see through


    is this common i haven't bought a ruger since the early 90s and these weird anomalys were all made between 1999 and now

    anybody else notice poor ruger buttplate fitting
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    ivanimal
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    • Sep 2002
    • 14357

    Originally posted by bohoki
    lately ive been seeing ruger rifles with very poor buttplate fittings

    i've seen recent 10/22s a 44 magnum carbine and mini 14s with wood stocks all of them with the wood stocks and plastic fold over at the top plates fit very poory with wood wider than the plastic plastic wider than the wood big gaps under the middle of the plate that you can see through


    is this common i haven't bought a ruger since the early 90s and these weird anomalys were all made between 1999 and now

    anybody else notice poor ruger buttplate fitting
    Yep I noticed it because I put the extensions on them. While removing the extensions I saw that there was really no two alike. The older ones were tighter but the newer ones looked better with the extensions. The metal ones seemed to be better fitted. I have 2 of those.

    PS. Dont buy a cheap extension they are hard to fit on and look stuped when the bottom has a gap and the top looks stretched. Buy a good one from a decent Mfr.
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      bohoki
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Jan 2006
      • 20823

      Originally posted by ivanimal
      Yep I noticed it because I put the extensions on them. While removing the extensions I saw that there was really no two alike. The older ones were tighter but the newer ones looked better with the extensions. The metal ones seemed to be better fitted. I have 2 of those.

      PS. Dont buy a cheap extension they are hard to fit on and look stuped when the bottom has a gap and the top looks stretched. Buy a good one from a decent Mfr.
      gee you are putting extentions on them all the ruger mini 14s and 10/22s ive ever used seemed plenty long for me and i'm 6 foot tall

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