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Old February 9, 2006, 02:22 AM   #1
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my $600 buckmark upgrade shopping list

($200) + ($234) + ($200)


OK, so closer to $700, but who's counting?

Anyone do similar? Opinions on the Trail-Lite? TAC 65?



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Old February 10, 2006, 02:24 AM   #2
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not really a buckmark, but super fun and lighter. The paclite barrels are great, super light, very accurate, you won't go wrong with that barrel. don't know anything about the tac, but have heard good things about them for the price forsure..good luck


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Old February 10, 2006, 12:12 PM   #3
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Nice looking ruger! Is that the Pilot? Matches up really nice...did you refinish the frame?

I had seen some videos of the TAC in action and thought it performed fairly well (for as much as you can tell in a video). The cost was a nice surprise. While i understand the argument to get the best you can b/c of the $200 ticket to ride, an extra $200 on suppressor will slow me down getting the threaded Tactical Solutions barrel for my (to be purchased) 10/22.




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Old February 10, 2006, 04:38 PM   #4
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ya it's the pilot.

I bought a ruger mkIII 22/45 so I could have the ultra light frame, and also the finish matches the pac-lite barrel perfect. the gun is sooooo light.

Bought the gun, and replaced the insides with all volquartesen parts.
stuck the barrel on, and now it's almost one of my favorite guns!

I have the volquartsen carbon fiber barrel for my 10/22 with a thread adapter so I can shoot the pilot on my 10/22 also. pistol is way more fun because you can shoot regular rounds and they stay subsonic(way way quieter) in it, but with the rifle you have to shoot subsonic ammo to get it to be quiet.

so splurge on the pistol, you'll have more fun with it, unless you want to shoot subsonic rounds through it.

also, buy winchester dynapoints to shoot through your handgun. They are quiet, reliable, CLEAN, and cheap. get em at wal-mart. the REM golden bullets are super dirty, don't reccomend. can't go wrong with CCI either...

good luck
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Old February 10, 2006, 06:45 PM   #5
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I have the volquartsen carbon fiber barrel for my 10/22 with a thread adapter so I can shoot the pilot on my 10/22 also. pistol is way more fun because you can shoot regular rounds and they stay subsonic(way way quieter) in it, but with the rifle you have to shoot subsonic ammo to get it to be quiet.
Thanks for this info, i hadn't thought about that. I was on volquartsen's site last night and found this little beaut in the 'bargain bin'.



They designed it to shoot the Aguila SSS. I shot them an email last night asking how much to thread it. Looks pretty sweet. Not sure how much success i would have with standard 40gr LR though.
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