Revisting this thread to demonstrate what I mean.
Here is a a P226 Elite prior to the current change:
Now here is the current iteration:
Pay close attention to the shape and size of the beavertail and the grip area immediately under the trigger guard, notice the undercut on the current...
Bar from prosecution for anybody that kills anyone committing a felony. Criminals would go extinct.
Decriminalize homicide of felons in today's parlance.
The Volquartsen bolt did indeed do the trick. The Ruger runs like a raped grape ape now. Went through a brick of ammo and other than 3 failures to fire, which I figure to be due to typical rimfire hijinks, it cycled flawlessly. Ammo used was some old federal gameshocks and a few boxes of GECO.
This misconception again. "Assault Rifle" and "Assault Weapon" are two separate terms. The former is an informal yet discretely codified military term for any rifle or carbine that is capable of select fire, feeds from a detachable box magazine and is chambered in an intermediate rifle...
Volquartsen Competition Bolt with all the Volquartsen bolt goodies installed. It's an older style they had on clearance at $100 discount. Something about retaining slot at the front of tge bolt being smaller on tge new ones.
Now I just have to wait for their trigger kit to get back in stocks...
Is there a more beautiful wood for grips than rosewood?
They feel wonderful in the hand too, an improvement over the slim style factory grips.
Altamont is selling these for peanuts, if you catch them in the middle of a production run that is.
I ordered the Competition bolt from Volquartsen. They had a a clearance on new stock of an older version for a $100 discount so I got that, it's the black DLC version though, no pimpin' gold for the Ruger now. The trigger kit is out of stock at tge moment however so I'll get back to that...