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Ruger question
Gene248
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I have a newer ruger 10/22 semi auto, probably 95 or 96 year when i got it but all the sudden it doesnt' like to fire, i put in a new firing pin to no luck but kinda of iffy about sending it back and have had problems with the quailty of all my local gunsmiths so not sure what to do
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rick
Better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool!!
Here is the question I am considering buying a Ruger I believe it's a P89, it's used and they are asking $299.00 I think this price is a bit steap since it has noticable ware ie: scratches ect., definity not one to go in a show case and it seems the going rate new or close to new is about $340.00
I just was thinking a Ruger like this, that has noticable ware would only be worth around $200-$225
I just want to get a few opinions I mean I am sure everyone knows how pricey pawn shops can be and all. I am just looking for a used low priced firearm since I do have a CCW, but I don't want to get ripped off in the process.
Thanks
Thanks, Chairmaker.
Jon
My Hawkeye is a tack driver. I obtain best accuracy with 100gr Sierra bullets and RL 22.
Never shot the Hawkeye, but in 25-06, it should do very well.
I have two of the early 77-MKII's, in stainless, with the skeleton type stock. One in 243, and one in 7mm mag. They are both OK, but both have been blessed with a good tweaking...pillar bedding, and trigger tuning.
I have had no experience with the Hawkeye, except to view it as Ruger's way to cheapen the 77-MKII even more so.
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