Ruger SR 22 pistols any good?
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I found a rail that closely matched the diameter of the barrel (don't remember which one).
I do a little light gun smithing, so I drilled and tapped the barrel myself.
I don't imagine a gunsmith would charge too much.
I do a little light gun smithing, so I drilled and tapped the barrel myself.
I don't imagine a gunsmith would charge too much.
Something like this? 
http://www.ergogrips.net/item-detai...e=ergoaump.gif&CFID=15323658&CFTOKEN=36068199
I think most gunsmiths charge about $20 a hole, plus labor. Atleast from what I've heard, I attempted to create a 91/30 scoped rifle but found the cost of all the modifications could've bought me a entry level .308
http://www.ergogrips.net/item-detai...e=ergoaump.gif&CFID=15323658&CFTOKEN=36068199
I think most gunsmiths charge about $20 a hole, plus labor. Atleast from what I've heard, I attempted to create a 91/30 scoped rifle but found the cost of all the modifications could've bought me a entry level .308
M2 Carbine
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As I recall I used a Weaver rail. Found it in the gun store's junk box. I just kept trying rails until I found one that matched the barrel's diameter. Then I cut it to the length I needed.
The Ruger rail that comes with the Ruger MKIII might be close.
$20 a hole isn't bad considering the gun could be messed up if done wrong.
The Ruger rail that comes with the Ruger MKIII might be close.
$20 a hole isn't bad considering the gun could be messed up if done wrong.
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