ccryder53

What is everyone's take on Ruger offering an upgraded trigger assembly for a10/22 at an MSRP of $89.00. Should be a 2.5-3.0 pound trigger pull and crisp break. By the time you buy a Volq trigger and sear, you are almost at that price. There have been comments about why don't they include this in all 10/22's? I would bet it's a liability issue, especially since all the libitards want to blame any killing with a firearm on the firearm and not the person pulling the trigger. Anyway it's a good step forward by Ruger. We all will be interested to feel the take up and over travel. Later

I picked up a nice BCG from TACTICAL-gear use.com for $89.00. I already had a Bushmaster lower so I ordered a LPK, buffer and spring and a Hardened Arm 16" upper with 15" free-float quad-rail. I also added a CCM 3.25# triggerI finished all up last week and ran ~200 rounds through it just break it in. Tomorrow if it's dry I'll sight in the MBUS sights and Sitemark green dot holo-site, I also had a Laserlyte rail Laser I added below the barrel. The first 200 rnds went through with no issues a mix of Tulammo and mil-spec green-tip. It's nice to have a 25 & 50 yds range in the back pasture. Later Neil

My Yugo AK-47 Pistol Model PAP M92PV with the arm brace is a pistol. Even if I choose to use the forearm brace other than on the forearm, this is still a pistol, not an SBR. So that's the bottom line. Neil

Yugo AK-47 Pistol Model PAP M92PV With forearm brace from CAI can be picked up for a reasonable price ~$500-$625. I added a quad rail, optics and a flash hider. It seems to be a very effective weapon. At 25 and 50yds I'm hitting 8" steels consistently. The forearm brace takes a little to get used to either on your forearm or not. I found mine at Goodletsville gun shop, great people to deal with.