I have qd points I can drill and mount in my stock but wanted to know if either of these spots would impede proper cycling with the gas system. Any input is appreciated y'all

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I have a 580 ranch rifle I’m hoping to mount a Trijicon Credo HX 1-6 on. hoping to avoid blasting my optic with brass without gaining too much height over bore or moving it further forward on the rifle than the ejection port
Note: Rifle is not currently in my possession.

30mm scope rings, open to messing with gas bushings. Any and all help/ideas are greatly appreciated

I ordered the Hardpoint from Catalyst Arms and this is pretty great, I gotta tell you. Easy light or bipod attachment right off the gasblock. You can't also use a harmonic stabilizer, but it is what it is. I have a 585 series (no peening after hundreds of rounds) so i wouldn't need one anyway.

I did not get the bomb rack they also offer, I don't really have anything m-lok.

I also had to email them to see how long shipping would take, it sounds like they only ship once a week.

I'm really glad i got this, overall. Can't wait to get to the range!

(Yes that's a pool table)

I have a 185 mini. I have been thinking about chopping it for sometime. I know the older models have their accuracy issues. The shorter barrel wouldn’t be affected by that issue. Is it a “sin” to chop an older model?

I was watching a video on the new Samson SAS stock and the guy in the video mentioned the idea that Magpul make their own stock for it and with Ruger working with Magpul recently it would be awesome. I’d like the stock to fold in preferably, but still a cool concept nonetheless. I think I still like the A-TM more, just a nice mix of classic wood and tactility.

re: an earlier post about replacing the sling studs/swivels, I figure it might be simpler to just get an upgraded gas block than drill through the factory one. I'm leaning towards this gen 4 one from accuracy systems as opposed to the gen 5 since i like the stud placement more and I don't plan on using an accu-strut.

What are the pros/cons? anyone have personal experience with these they can share?

Hi everyone. I have the opportunity to make a trade for a mini 14 ranch with extra 30 rd magazines.

I’m just wondering what are something things to look for as far as functionality, condition, and other things I should look out for. Also how to take down the rifle.

Thank you!

Personally I’d say that original Woodstock or the A-Team stock is the sharpest looking. But the Hogue stocks really are pretty damn comfortable and stick. Do you like glue?

I just thought it was cool.

We have a credit card deal going right now where if we spend $2000 we get a bunch of miles that we plan to use on our honeymoon. I’m hoping they figure out the new stocks by then so I have a reason to add that on 😅😂

Breakdown of the new Samson stock, it’s not cheap!

After trying red dots, scopes and everything else I go back to my good ol irons. 188 series shooting with the world's weirdest grip you've probably seen.

Found me an original Butler creek in the box! Time for some assembly, then paint 😎

I haven't seen many people talk or post about the Hannibal rail with the T1 footprint here, so I wanted to share mine.

Directly mounting a Primary Arms MD-25 provided a really comfortable cheek rest when compared to the factory pic rail and the ever so slightest co-witness.

The install was going easy, until I got to the barrel clamp. Since a T1 optic needs to be secured from underneath, it needs to be installed first. Depending on the length and width of your optic, it will potentially cover the clamp bolts and you will be unable to tighten them with the provided hex wrench. I had to buy a stubby hex set to tighten the bolts properly.

I have 584 series Mini-14 Ranch, haven't shot it too much over the years. Seen about 600 rounds total, cycles flawless. I also have an ASI gasblock installed to reduce the brass throw distance and keep the gun from beating itself. How's the severity of peening on the rear bolt looking? This something worth sending back to Ruger for a bolt replacement? Thanks

After so much time (and money), feels kinda weird to say it’s “done”. 🤔

Just curious what people prefer, I personally like the idea of having the Hannibal rail to attach things, however, the stock handguard looks more classic to me.

Added the Hannibal Rail to my 585 mini...looks pretty sweet. Still waiting on my Samson folder I ordered from Ruger in April 😡. Meanwhile I'll also be adding a Choate flash hider

First photo is brass processed by the Accuracy Systems 0.065 reduced gas bushing. This reduced bushing makes shooting my Mini-30 Ranch much more pleasant and much easier to collect ejected brass. My brass is finally not being shot into space.

Second photo is brass processed by the OEM gas bushing. The OEM gas bushing really does a number on the brass all while pelting every shooter on the firing line with hot brass.

The reduced gas bushing really makes a difference.

Future Plans: Installed the Accuracy Systems extended firing pin, and I ordered a decent bit of steel-cased ammo for testing the new firing pin.

Anyone try one w the 3x microprism? How'd you like it?

These are almost impossible to find where I live and that makes the prices sky high.
I tried Googling those markings but couldn’t seem to get a definitive answer.