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Just saw this today in Guns.com. Not out yet but looks real nice for ccw

I've been shooting the SR22 for 4 years and never had any problems with it. Fun to shoot and it eats all brands of ammo I feed it

Send it back to Ruger, they'll fix it for you and get it back to you in a couple of weeks. I believe you have to request mailing labels. I think I brought my handgun boxed up and ready to mail to a Fedex shipping center. I also requested to pick it up there once it was repaired.

Here's my N8 2 professional holster with my Ruger SR40c. Most comfortable, secure, no part of gun touches the body, easy on/off

For a 1911 .22lr, I enjoy shooting my Sig 1911-22. It's a full size pistol (same as GSG 1911-22). I also have the Ruger SR22 which is fun to shoot. Both eat any brand of ammo I feed them

I use a Fiskars super splitter ax with a 36" handle

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I've used a N8 2 professional holster for four years with my Ruger SR40c. Very comfortable all day long. Great retention. Easy on/off. No part of pistol touches my body

I have a pair of Champion electronic muffs that work fine. I also have foam plugs to use under the muffs if someone is shooting near me at the range (rarely happens but I'm ready)

I use a DeSantis Econo belt ($20). 1.5 in wide and thick so that it holds my SR40c in a N8 2 pro holster very securely. I purchased it at Precision Armory near Lake Carmel. Nice looking belt - black leather with black buckle

I have an SR22 and really enjoy shooting it. Eats all kinds of ammo, no malfunctions. I think of it as a great plinker. For bullseye, the Mark IV is widely used

I believe Scranton Sheriff's office asks for 2 references with name, address, phone. Short application to fill out is there in the office. Bring some quarters for the meter outside. X-ray machine on entering building. They close at 3:30pm so don't arrive too close to that time. Should take...