I did buy the regular stock adapter and fitted it to my compact.
Where'd you pick up the longer stock adapter? Would like the extra reach with the compact.
It seems there are low radius 3/8" dovetails and high radius 3/8" dovetails, in addition, there are also slight differences in width between these two style mounts. The combination of these differences made it hard to locally find 3/8" tip-off mounts that properly fit the American Rimfire™. After trying four different sets of rings, I finally found a set made by Millett which were part of their Angle-Loc series that seemed to work great on the Ruger high radius 3/8" dovetails have to do some searching to find a set of rings that worked on the high radius 3/8" dovetail mount on this rifle. I have it on good authority these Millett rings shown below will work if you want to use the 3/8 dovetail. These rings are Millett's Angle-Loc™ 30mm Medium Height Tip Off Matte rings (model TP00708).
I'm starting to wonder if how the ammunition is packaged and shipped has as much to do with its accuracy as anything. Federal American Eagle and CCI rounds are packed in containers which hold and protect each individual round. Where as other rounds are shipped primer to tip and the bulk ammo is just dumped in a box. It occurred to me as I was drinking a beer watching the Jays sweep the Yankees that perhaps how the ammo is packed and protected plays a role in how accurate it shoots?
I'm starting to wonder if how the ammunition is packaged and shipped has as much to do with its accuracy as anything. Federal American Eagle and CCI rounds are packed in containers which hold and protect each individual round. Where as other rounds are shipped primer to tip and the bulk ammo is just dumped in a box. It occurred to me as I was drinking a beer watching the Jays sweep the Yankees that perhaps how the ammo is packed and protected plays a role in how accurate it shoots?
I have one in .22wmr. Leupold 2-7 rimfire on the dovetail, but I'm going to change to bases. Seems to like the cci 40gr.
Love my American .22 but the front fibre sight fell out and I lost it. Can't find a replacement anywhere.. and its a bit heavy with a bipod and scope. Other then that, I can shoot it all day with great results.