I am looking to buy a Ruger MK III and possibly a Sig or a Kimber. I looked at syerville sportsman. They were friendly enough.

Any recommendations in Central Jersey. How about down 130 like sportsman or harry s army and navy?

Thanks Dan

Try here: http://njgunforums.com/index.php?option=com_ckforms&view=ckforms&id=1&Itemid=11

I would pick the model you are looking for and use the price checker here on the forum. I would also say that being you stopped in the Sayreville sportman and are in the area to check out Ira over at Legends, not a store front but a FFL and a darn good guy. However I do have to put in a plug for Paul aka PK90 and A-n-A, and Tony, TJ Sporting Arms being I have dealt with both of them also but only recommending based on proximity from Oldbridge.

 

Harry

Thanks I will try the price guide. Can you give me more info on Legends?

He is down in the dealer section or you can check put his website

 

Legend's

 

Harry

I just picked up a new Ruger Mark III Stainless Hunter last week. I've had it to the range a couple of times. What a great gun.

 

Have you cleaned it yet

Nope, not yet, but not looking forward to it from what I've been reading.

Nope, not yet, but not looking forward to it from what I've been reading.

It's easy dont worry, follow the youtube video and its cake.

I have to go out somewhere (I guess I can get one at Lowes) and get one of those soft-head hammers, just in case I have to hammer that pin out.

I just picked up a new Ruger Mark III Stainless Hunter last week. I've had it to the range a couple of times. What a great gun.

 

 

This is the gun I'm looking at picking up. I was considering the shorter barrel version....what would I loose if I went with the shorter barrel? Velocity? Accuracy? Prices I've been quoted so far have the same price for either. Can a scope be mounted on this?

 

Dave

I prefered this one with the longer barrel. It has a more balanced feel to me. Yes, it's tapped for the rail that comes with it. I'd expect it may be a bit more accurate due to the longer barrel itself, in addition to it feeling more balanced.

Yes you can mount a scope it comes with base and screws.

A friend of mine just bought one from TJ Sproting Arms. Really a sweet gun and I think he got a great deal. I do believe the request forum is awesome on this forum.

I have to go out somewhere (I guess I can get one at Lowes) and get one of those soft-head hammers, just in case I have to hammer that pin out.

Dont waste your money, find an old piece of wood, i use a small 2x4 block, poor mans hammer. Works great! lol.

I use a small rubber hammer/mallet to knock the main spring housing out. It is quite stiff at first and a bit difficult to get out.

 

I found this video helpful in disassembly/reassembly.

 

 

And of course, what good would it be without a picture.

 

Ooohhh. Nice!

Awesome. Tell me about your scope, if you don't mind.

I am looking to buy a Ruger MK III and possibly a Sig or a Kimber. I looked at syerville sportsman. They were friendly enough.

Any recommendations in Central Jersey. How about down 130 like sportsman or harry s army and navy?

Thanks Dan

Looking for good gun prices try World Class Steel,LLC. Not a store, just an FFL with some stock, great guy with very good prices. Located in Edison N.J. 732-494-0274.

It's a Millet SP-1 Red dot with 3 MOA dot which is pretty much the smallest sized dot you can get. I like it. It is your typical tube style red dot sight, it works well, and it won't break the bank. I'd say for a .22 pistol it is about the most popular red dot besides an ultra-dot. I have a blast just plinking with it. Off a bag you can shoot pretty darn accurate at 50 and solid enough out to 100. Off hand anything within 25 yards is toast.

 

The Millet

http://www.midwayusa.com/Product/510065/millett-compact-red-dot-sight-1-tube-1x-3-moa-dot-with-weaver-style-rings-silver

 

Ultra-dots

http://www.midwayusa.com/browse/BrowseProducts.aspx?tabid=3&categoryid=11757&categorystring=657***7276***&brandId=2689

Thanks.