I think this is more in part that he is quite a bit larger than me and the short LOP is un-natural to him. My father on the other hand cannot get the gun to group. Recoil and muzzle blast out of the 16 in barrel are quite impressive but accuracy is outstanding. One of my, for what its worth and it does not relate to this postobservations is that few people are recoil insensitive although many people claim to be insensitive to the recoil of larger calibers. I learn a great deal from intense observation. I did not own one as a matter of clarification but I am a careful and interested observer of the shooting range. People truly do have outstanding accuracy from some Mark II guns and I am happy for them. But some other members here own them and love them as well ArkansasHunterNov 1, Nov 1, 7. Need I say more? Though I disagree about what you say about not being a Great rifle which that's o. The Hawkeye is an excellent rifle with feature's desired by many folk's wanting a custom built rifle with out haveing the 'high' price tag of a custom built rifle! I also have a New Hawkeye in caliber that shoot's overlapping bullet hole's at yard's. If you want to stretch the distances and accuracy criteria out to yards and beyond this might not be the best choice for you. They're good but not great rifles If you are a typical hunter who might shoot a deer within yards this is all you will ever need. I predict you will be quite pleased with one. I'm looking to get a new deer rifle because my Mossberg ATR is not very reliable when it shoots because of a questionable bolt issue. When my range session was done overall, I was surprised to feel see that this particular MK II brought a whole new set of skills to the table than my MK IV does.Discussion in ' Ruger ' started by scoutmanOct 31, Log in or Sign up. It was really fun to plink the plates over, and with virtually no recoil you can do this all day. Engaging steel plates at roughly 15-yards, the MKII required a slight holdover to hit the target вЂ“ though left to right was dead on. Heading over to the plate rack seemed like the perfect setup to test out freestyle shooting. For two hands, though, this was an easy gun to handle. The pistol was heavy in my hand, which lead to a bit of arm shake after the first magazine. With, proving that with practice and technique one can really stack the rounds. Bullseye guys, donвЂ™t roll your eyes, as an action pistol girl I thought this was pretty impressive. It was easily picked it up for the first time and grouped less than an inch spread the first time. I couldnвЂ™t wait to reach out one-armed like a proper bullseye shooter, breathe in deep and see if it lived up to the name. The TASCO scope included makes this an ideal set-up for competition or varmint hunting (Photo: Ben Philippi/) Bullseye is all about accuracy, the goal is to stack rounds 25 to -50- yards away preferably within the same hole. This MKII underwent modification of its trigger internals yielding a pull weight around 2-pounds, no doubt to help with competitive precision shooting. Holding it, the MKII looks pretty wild, with its large scope and deeply grooved grip designed for bullseye shooting. Upgrades included bullseye grip panels and a TASCO 1.25-4Г—32 handgun scope. The MKII I tested was the Target model вЂ“ a stainless steel design with a bull barrel and sides milled flat to save weight. Being an owner of the modern MK IV Lite, I was really curious as to how this pistol compared to its predecessor. Offering thousands of upgrades, the MK II allows users to tweak and customize it to their preferences. Simply, it is one of those must-have staples to your gun collection. 22 LR pistols, the Ruger Mark II brings a versatile and customizable pistol design to the competition, plinking and varmint hunting arenas. One of the worldвЂ™s most popular and reputable.

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