can you shoot these with a ruger 1022?
2068928
I have no idea, but why would you even consider. MY RECOMMENDATION IS = = DO NOT TRY, AND QUIT CONSIDERING.
845106
This is the gun I used them with http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00009RUCR/ref=oh_details_o03_s03_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
780959
I only used them on a S&W; 1911. I shot appx. 750rds, before I sold the gun. I still shoot it, sold it to a friend. He has changed it once. I feel they help with felt recoil, but you need to replace them about every 1000 rounds, or when they start to split. This is just my opinion using a S&W; 1911. They SHOULD work in any govt. model, go to {1911 forum } and ask the guy's who own R.I. or Citadel's. regards gary
1381414
Not sure im sure it can be drilled if necessary I put mine on my ruger 1022
2037925
I would think you could as long as they are not on the same side . You will like the clip it make it easy to get your gun . Good luck and good shooting
565129
No you can not. They are melted on. I wouldn't buy these for target practice they only last a couple shots into foam target
230219
I don't see why you couldn't use them as long as they're the right caliber. They seem to work well with my gun.
772195
No they will not, they are made for a gun that shoots pellets. Perhaps check the manufacturer's website to see what ammunition it will use.
452555
The manufacturer of the gun isn't as important as the caliber. Check your firearm to ensure it's stamped 9x19 or 9mm Luger. If so, then these will work.
752296
I find they are too heavy for air pistols, you get less fps. I use lighter pellets to shoot targets at 20 feet with my Beretta 92FS
2069229
You should be able to but you will have to buy a set of 7.62 x 39 dies .if you want to be able to switch calibers easily get another die plate to set them up in.
2195268
Probably not. I have a Ruger SR 762 which is very similar and it does not match up.
1318657
Yes, but the Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) markers are dialed in for 5.56/.223 and you won't be able to use them with 7.62/.308.
1760839
Hi Reno I am not sure what you are asking but I'll give it a shot. If the firearm you want to use has drilled and tapped holes that are plugged with allen screws just remove them and use almost any rail which should include new screws to nount the scope on the firearm. If your firearm does not have the threaded holes either go to a local gun store and try to find a rail that mounts to the rear sight. You can Google your firearm and enter "scope mount for xxx" where xxx is your gun. The last way that I know is to take your firearm to a competent gunsmith and have him drill and tap holes in your gun for a rail. I have two Ruger revolvers and have rail mounts that attach to the rear sight mounting holes. You must remove the rear sight to do this and instructions usually if not always come with the rail mounting kit. My Mosin Nagant has a kit that installs to the rear sight stuff too. My Ruger 1022 came with a rail and screws and just screws on to pre-drilled holes. I hope this helps but if not please give me more details and maybe I can be of more help. Dan
1924258
I can not say 100% yes, but they should work just fine. I have never encountered a problem using these in any firearms.
531803
Should be fine, I shoot mine at about 55-60 and my buddy shot them with his bow around 65 and there were no issues. Been using them over a year.
2238048
Nope! You won't be able to do so. The mechanism is not made to fire BBs, unfortunately.