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That looks awesome.I'll start, though I actually bought this a couple days ago
I've wanted one of these in red since the day I first saw one, a Ruger MKIV 22/45 Lite.
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Thank You. It cost my dad $66,000 but he says it was worth it...Good to hear you beat the cancer!
There are two kinds of these trigger-adjusters. One kind has the same diameter from head to end, and is threaded all the way to the end. This kind is for lowers that are threaded all the way through. The second type has the end of it turned-down for lowers that are not threaded all the way through. Word is these lowers are of Anderson manufacture. If I was in the market to buy one of these screws, I'd just get the reduced-diameter one and not have to worry about whether or not my lower has its grip screw hole threaded all the way through. Combine this adjuster with a set of Kaw Valley low-power hammer and trigger springs, and you'll have the hot set-up for much less than one of those unitized, drop-in triggers.. . . one of those grip screws with a smaller screw inside it to adjust the mil-spec trigger...
That's how it starts. I have an assembled upper without a lower. So why not acquire a lower? Well... I did.....I guess I need a .308 now.