can I use this boresnake on a ruger mark 3 without taking the barrel off gun
926249
Yes you can. Feed it through the ejection port and barrrel and pull it on out. Works fine on my Mk I / II
1614359
All of my BoreSnakes have short metal bristles. They are not as dense in their configuration as a traditional bore brush, but it does the job for a gun that is not overly dirty with copper or lead fouling. On an M1A, this is the only easy way to clean from the mechanism out the barrel, pulling the fouling away from the chamber.
1107266
No, and it is very easy to free float the barrel by putting a small piece of matchbook cover between the stock and the recoil lug (where the action screw goes into the underside of the action.)
384978
You can attach it to the barrel with a clamp, the barrel guard through one of the holes at the bottom, basically if you know what you are doing you can attach it to any rifle.
626504
You wouldn't want to. The barrel isn't rifled so it really won't worK and you would have a hard time fitting the pellet into the bullet casing
761211
Yes you can. I have had to do that on a particular rifle and it worked out fine.
2016335
I dont know. This works great for break barrel guns where you have direct access to the barrell.
910641
Yes. It screws on with plastic threads and is kinda sketchy. I epoxied mine on. If I recall, removing it just exposes the raw barrel.
2109903
Sort of, though it's not necessary to slot in the barrel. It's a rifle rest, hence it makes more sense to rest the barrel on it for smooth recoil.
359554
It's not recommended. Without the key to keep the lower pins in the barrel, you will have to reset the lower pins and springs. It's definitely do-able but difficult and time consuming.
1594628
yes, you bolt these straight to the dovetail on your barrel. You do need to remove the rear sight. have questions shoot me a email, I've done this to several mosins.
502227
On my Savage Mark II rifle (.22) there is only a butt plate; therefore, I did not remove it. If your gun has an actual butt pad then you may have to remove it depending on how thick it is. You'll have to judge that for yourself. My goal with this pad was to increase LOP since my stock was a lot shorter than I liked.
835160
since there isnt any bolt to put up with and the rifle is symmetrical i done see why it wouldnt be ok for you. the scope is centered on the barrel, the break action doesnt require any specific position to be opened. good luck
1052649
Yes, if you can get the front sight off. I don't think you'll be able to slide it over the front sight if it is attached, and after it is on the barrel I don't think you'll be able to see the front sight. So, a scope would be a must.
1526589
I installed the AccuStrut on a Mini 14 Ranch Rifle that I had customized with a tactical stock, a custom 3.5 pound trigger, scope, and sling. Considering the mod's I made to the rifle I am not sure if the barrel is more stable due to the strut, but it does add to the "cool" factor. I think that the faster your trigger finger and higher number of rounds through the barrel makes it more susceptible to movement so I am keeping the strut. For the enthusiast that shoots a magazine and puts the rifle away it would not be necessary.
1882681
No, but you can cock it and when you pull the trigger it makes a good sound. In our production we did not need to fire it. Good luck. It is a really beautiful rifle. Thanks. Jean H.
693319
I'm sure you could if it was moist enough. The design of the jerky gun is basically take the ground meat, pack it in the tube, and squeezer the trigger. Also the plastic is a bit thin so forcing anything through it could damage the gun or it's parts.