Ruger Mark II questions

[scottrebello]

I have a Ruger MII heavy barrel. It currently has a 3x scope on it sitting in a no tap scope mount. Id really like to get it set up for SC. Id also like to use a Burris or another relatively inexpensive red dot. Anyone have a similar set up?? Or other suggestions. If they work in a weaver mount thats a bonus. I would be fine changing my mount. Just like to keep it reasonable and simple. I really like the open dot/halographic looks. I also don't wanna spend the money for a C-more. Any ideas for triggers, does anyone offer a drop in or replacement that works well?

Thanks Scott

Edited May 11, 2009 by scottrebello

[cdrissel]

Try Volquartsen for drop in triggers

[rgkeller]

Installing a Volquartsen sear will clean up the trigger quite a bit.

[Canuck223]

On my next one, I want to try the Volquartsen sear and the Marvel adjustable trigger.

And of course if a certain somebody builds a decent safety for the beast, one of those will be going on as well.

[Allgoodhits]

I have a Ruger MII heavy barrel. It currently has a 3x scope on it sitting in a no tap scope mount. Id really like to get it set up for SC. Id also like to use a Burris or another relatively inexpensive red dot. Anyone have a similar set up?? Or other suggestions. If they work in a weaver mount thats a bonus. I would be fine changing my mount. Just like to keep it reasonable and simple. I really like the open dot/halographic looks. I also don't wanna spend the money for a C-more. Any ideas for triggers, does anyone offer a drop in or replacement that works well?

Thanks Scott

I have a MKII set up for Bianchi and it has a Shilen barrel, Clark trigger and one of a kind ambi safety done by Northern Virginia Gun Works in Springfield, VA.

CAUTION on most of the aftermarket target triggers! They are wider than or equal to the trigger guard width. Insert the gun in a Ghost, or similar trigger guard type holsters without the safety enagaged, and you are in for a foot dance! Don't ask how I know

MJ

[S&W627shooter]

I just called Volquartsen a few weeks ago, and they recommended replacing the sear and the trigger. I put in the sear and the adjustable trigger, and the difference is noticeable. It has a very short reset and no over travel. It is also lighter than with the stock sear.

[calishootr]

I have an older mkII w/ a 5in bull barrel, cant remember what trigger i put in it, but its nice, the scope mount is from alfaro industries and is for a tasco PDP2/3 tube type scopes of the day, back when, works really well