Microgunner

I've got a Fastfire II on my 41 and think it's a perfect fit. I hear the FF III is even better.

Damn D. That's the baddest Mosin I've ever seen.

Looks like your friends will be spending a lot of time at your house now that you're supplying trigger time. Nice rifle. :thumb:

Cool. That's what keeps us buying them.

Yes. It "precisely compensates" for the shooter's inability to see in the dark. Remember, no bullets over .338", at which point it ceases to "compensate". ;D

You backed into that one. Sometimes luck trumps skill. :thumb:

Remember to do your part for the economy. Buy big and buy often. ;D

Yeah, I'm thinking I may have to buy one of these rascals, and I haven't personally purchased a 10/22 in 20 years or so.

Hello and welcome to T22

No, completely different. I dragged out a Colt Ace magazine and although they'll lock right into the Kimber & RIA and vice versa the cartridges are located in a different position within the mag. The Colt mags place the rounds at the front of the mag and the Kimber/RIA mags place the rounds at the rear of the mag. If you put the loaded Kimber mag into the Colt the rounds will make the jump into the chamber, at least while hand cycling the slide, but, if you place a loaded Colt mag into the Kimber/RIA the bullet comes up underneath the feed ramp with zero chance of feeding.

Wowser! It'll be worth the wait though.

Does the GSG 1911-22 use the same mags as the Colt Ace?

I own two JA Ciener 15-shot aluminum magazines I bought for my Kimber Rimfire Target. Tried them in my new RIA XT22 without a single malfunction. They also work perfectly in my Kimber.

They don't like each other and didn't want to play well together. First off, I installed the Timney #667S 3# trigger into my S&W M&P-15T lower. It couldn't have been much easier. The only "difficult" part was getting the second set screws into the holes around the hammer spring. Got it done with the help of my brother. Three hands are needed.' The trigger is nothing short of amazing in improved function over the stock trigger parts. Crisp clean break with about .0625" over travel. Fell in love instantly. Decided to mount the CMMG Sierra .22lr upper and warm it up in the back yard. It would only fire one round or less out of three with very faint firing pin marks on the brass. Took the rifle back inside and studied it awhile. Decided that the new Timney hammer just wasn't striking the firing pin hard enough to reliably ignite the cartridges. CMMG upper worked great with the stock, much harder hitting hammer. Decided to sharpen the very blunt firing pin, so, a little at a time I thinned the firing pin chisel point. With each little bit I sharpened reliability improved slightly. I thinned the firing pin as far as I dared but the trigger/upper combo was still woefully unreliable. The CMMG firing pin return spring is very short and very stiff so I decided this was where I'd modify next. Cut half a loop off the spring, was more reliable. Cut another half loop off spring, was more reliable yet. Cut another half loop off for a total of about 1.5 loops and the rifle was absolutely reliable running Remington golden bullets and CCI Mini Mags through the CMMG upper like shit through a goose. Stretched out the spiring to keep the firing pin from protruding and possibly causing a slam fire, reassembled for what seemed the 30th time, test fired, all good. Put it away, will clean it next week. Haven't tried the Timney with the 5.56 upper yet. Too loud for the back yard.

Damn BC! You did a fine job on that ruger.

Which mags?

We're gonna need lots of photos from every angle when this project is complete. Truly a lusty machine..

Welcome LM. Righteous! :thumb:

Damnnnnnn TM. Now I'm horny.

Zombie Gnomes?!! I'm afraid of zombies and I'm afraid of gnomes. This is a double whammy.

My new Timney AR trigger came in. Nice looking piece of kit. After fondling it I noticed I was covered with grease. Thanks Timney!

Bought it! Here it is compared to my HK45C I'm wearing today. Although they look very close in size the HK is much thicker and bigger feeling in my hand. I love the way the Kahr feels.

That'll put a pucker on his lips.

Seriously. Laughed out loud!

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