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Im 99% sure you need a 5/8 x 24 thread protector, but I'm 100% sure you need a suppressor. For the thread protector, try calling Ruger customer service and see it they will send you a free one (it happens sometimes) if not free they can at least get you one that has the right outside diameter.
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I just found the dies for mine. I'm gonna keep mine, I figure I will use it in Hawaii, I got invited to hunt Sitka deer there, and no suppressors allowed.
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when I bought it.
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I have a Sendero. I bought it here a couple years ago. Lance had worked up a load for it for the guy I bought it from. I shot it a couple times, but switched to suppressed rifles, and it shot so well I didn't want to get it threaded. I can send pictures of what I have. The load info book Lance put together, probably 80 rounds of the Lance loads, some once fired (20 I think) , a bunch of unfired new brass and maybe 4 boxes factory ammo. If interested, let me know
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I grabbed one of the 1895 Dark 45/70s for 850 from Sportsmans about 2 years ago. It suppressed amazingly. Black butterfly loads tons of stuff for it. Last time I checked they were selling above 2500.
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the 2 main causes are increased back pressure and changing the harmonics in your barrel due to added weight and changing how the energy is mitigated.
I chrono with and without the suppressor and have seen a 40 to 50 fps increase due to increased back pressure and you will a POI shift. And in most cases it is repeatable. If it isnt repeatable check the mounting system. I have seen problems with people using crush washers to time muzzle brakes, not tightening the can all the way or differently, barrels threaded not concentric to the bore, badly designed suppressors, to bad combination (just like some guns like different ammo/load).
If you have any other questions or issues, send me a PM or come see me at Mr Silencer. I work there a couple days a week.
Steve aka Cactus Jack
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I had a pair of dress shoes crumble out at dinner. I thought the problem was only in that brand. Nope. It was the same problem. Wear them more seems to be the answer.
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Yep. Camino GTX
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Long story short, 8 years ago I bought heavier hiking boots to wear only a couple times a year. Stored them in my closet in a Rubbermaid Action tote. Because I had some medical problems I didn't use them for about 18 months.
I had a 36 tag and decided to use them last Saturday. I had been wearing a lighter boot but I had lofty dreams to find a deer I had glassed up that was a ways back. About 3 miles into my hunt I happened to notice a situation.
I had a very short discussion with myself, thinking about how to get back. Then I remembered I had a 1in roll of Gorilla tape that I bought on a whim.
I made it out with bruised heels, but no cuts or thorns in my feet, so I consider it a successful repair.
The lesson learned, all boots with this type of sole (non-welted), including all your favorites no matter how much you spent.... are susceptible to Hydrolysis.
The lesson learned,
Wear them more often. ( I'm guilty)
Make sure they are dry before putting them away (not my cause)
Store them in the open air. (I'm guilty)
Inspect older boots before long hikes even if they look perfect (I'm guilty)
I'm sending mine back to Lowa to resole them, at my expense, and will take better care know that I know.
I am attaching info about the issue. The more you know......
https://www.lowamilitaryboots.com/the-sole-destroying-effects-of-hydrolysis-on-leather-boots
and before you say not my ............ insert your favorite boot here, do a google image search...
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What barrel length? 20 or 29?
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Can you take a picture with a round through the trigger opening with a flying squirrel about to land in the background?
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I will take it.
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I was wrong. I only have 1 box of the 180s. Not worth changing anything for 20 rounds. Good luck finding the 150s. BTT
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I have a couple boxes of the SSTs in 180gr, not 150s. Would need to be rezeroed, but they are available.
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I will take the 22. Pm inbound
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That Nightforce 2.5-20 in your cart is nice.
if it is a truck gun, or you have a Sherpa, go with as big and heavy as you can afford. I have a friend that I just helped set up his AR10 and he has a S&B 5-45x56 PM ll High Power. Best optic I have ever got to play with, imo, but about 4k out of my budget and heavier than I would like. I really like the MK5 in the 3.6-18. I'd watch for a demo/display model to pop up.
I use the VX5 and VX6s. Im not an operator or contractor so I don't need a battle rig.
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I can remember 2 different ones. The original and the ultimate. The ultimate being their long range one. I have the ultimate. I'm probably going to rebarrel mine in .45, I keep reading about the silly distances, groups and kills people are getting.
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I have had really great results from Chris at Area 15 in Mesa. From suppressors to SBS shotguns.
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What is your budget?
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I will take it
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Another possible option . Get a muzzle brake for a suppressor, and while you wait to get a suppressor, get a blast shield.
https://silencerco.com/shop/asr-blast-shield/