What a delight shooting an outstanding pistol! Operation is easy, balanced, grips are outstanding --
just can't say enough good things about it. I have included a link to the pic of the final target shot at the range on 28 August 2009. I am very happy with the first time use of my Ruger!
http://s284.photobucket.com/albums/ll25 ... uger-1.jpg
Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
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Denny1944
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Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
You can't beat those Ruger .22's. I have a MKII and sometimes use it for squirrel hunting. They are accurate 
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zephyp
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
Aha! So you've read the same articles I have about how destructive those critters can be. In many areas squirrel crime is a serious problem. Violent crime and drug abuse are on the rise within their ranks.Vahunter wrote:You can't beat those Ruger .22's. I have a MKII and sometimes use it for squirrel hunting. They are accurate
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
They are down right mean too. I went to get some pecans and a squirrel already had the tree staked out for himself.zephyp wrote:Aha! So you've read the same articles I have about how destructive those critters can be. In many areas squirrel crime is a serious problem. Violent crime and drug abuse are on the rise within their ranks.Vahunter wrote:You can't beat those Ruger .22's. I have a MKII and sometimes use it for squirrel hunting. They are accurate
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zephyp
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
Well, I'm looking now for a place to hunt deer and getting outfitted for the early muzzle loader season. You can bag squirrels at the same time. Young has never had squirrel pot pie and I can make a good one. I'd love to come down and help you clean some of them out.
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OakRidgeStars
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
Not to mention squirrels stealing your fast food 
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zephyp
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Man that is one fat squirrel. Maybe they should outlaw trans fat...
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
DK squirrel season starts Sept. 6th. Holler when your'e ready.
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zephyp
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
Henry I've got a Marlin .22 WMR, 750 rounds, and a loud voice...Vahunter wrote:DK squirrel season starts Sept. 6th. Holler when your'e ready.
I can be ready to leave in 5 minutes...
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pedal_pusher
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Re: Ruger MKIII Govt Competition Target Pistol
agreed! it's extremely accurate. i also have a kimber 22 for like 10 times the cost and it is no better.Denny1944 wrote:What a delight shooting an outstanding pistol! Operation is easy, balanced, grips are outstanding -- just can't say enough good things about it.