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Take it apart again and put it back together correctly, using the tips above. DON'T beat on the bolt stop, bolt, or anything. You got it together wrong somewhere.
Ruger Mark III (22/45)
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londonslimos
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22/45 mk3 slingshot /bolt release/slide stop
ok , i have heard its not a bolt release just a slide stop.if you have an empty mag in the gun and you try to use it as a bolt release ,it is very hard to push down on.with no mag or a loaded mag this is not the case , it is easy to move.as you are now not pushing down against the mag follower spring as well. try it you will see.i have no problem using it as a slide release, even with a 1911 grip mod.
ok , i have heard its not a bolt release just a slide stop.if you have an empty mag in the gun and you try to use it as a bolt release ,it is very hard to push down on.with no mag or a loaded mag this is not the case , it is easy to move.as you are now not pushing down against the mag follower spring as well. try it you will see.i have no problem using it as a slide release, even with a 1911 grip mod.
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Please all: Listen to the info from "Bullseye" He has guided me through a couple of complete Volquartsen trigger conversions on MKII and MKIII Rugers both 22/45 and Hunter models. This guy is a master at this. Thank you Bullseye over and over. My guns shoot as well an my Hammerli SP20.
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Any owners of Ruger MK pistols would do themselves a favor to register at Bullseye57's forum and learn the correct procedures to service the pistols!
Joe
Any owners of Ruger MK pistols would do themselves a favor to register at Bullseye57's forum and learn the correct procedures to service the pistols!
Joe
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+1... bullseye is the MAN. 
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