Compensator for Ruger MKIII competition

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Anyone can tell me the compensator for Ruger .22 target pistol any good? Does it worth the money?

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I just installed that one on my 2245 Mk2, Makes the gun a lot louder, Muzzle flip is cut down. Not like 22LR had much. I noticed that it blows more crap back at you then before and the outside gets much more dirty, Flash is cool. Cost me only 46$
 
If you are shooting rapid fire , may be O.K.
but than for that you would not use a Ruger:p
I have shot many Hi-Standard pistols with these on
and they are a pian in the ass to clean, will fill up
with crap and make a lot more blast, But than again
they look neat.
 
If you are shooting rapid fire , may be O.K.
but than for that you would not use a Ruger:p
I have shot many Hi-Standard pistols with these on
and they are a pian in the ass to clean, will fill up
with crap and make a lot more blast, But than again
they look neat.

Its no different then any comp...All comps are a pain to clean..
 
A propos... the biggest reason for selling my Walther P22 was the annoying compensator.
 
A propos... the biggest reason for selling my Walther P22 was the annoying compensator.

Its not even a comp, Its a muzzle weight.

Barrel is not even ported, so the ports in the muzzle weight does nothing.

Its all looks, To hide the extended barrel.
 
Anyone can tell me the compensator for Ruger .22 target pistol any good? Does it worth the money?

Looks like the Volquartsen ones held on by the same screw (a 6-40?) that holds on the front site.

If so, mine consistently sheared the screws when used with hi velocity rounds, and occasionally did with regular ammo. Then the comp launched downrange.
 
Looks like the Volquartsen ones held on by the same screw (a 6-40?) that holds on the front site.

If so, mine consistently sheared the screws when used with hi velocity rounds, and occasionally did with regular ammo. Then the comp launched downrange.

VQ ones yes, it uses a screw that attaches to the hole drilled for the front sight.
 
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