47 Products Upate - Ruger Precision Rimfire 

Definetly cool

Shooting Fields I to live in northern Ohio north west to be precise I have a rain coat maybe you could get one and you and I can get together and you can shoot my Ruger precision rifle

I'm late on the reply, but wanted to share that 47 Products is a NW Ohio Business! We're located in Seneca County, OH.

@@ontargetthomunclesam3926 NW Ohio here too! We're based out of Seneca County.

It's a nice platform. I feel the furniture has a bit too much flex, and the machining work suffered as Ruger tried to keep up with initial demand. Overall, I feel that the rifle is sound, and we'll see it really come into it's own as a precision platform. It's been a fun yet frustrating time fitting a solution to what has seemed to be a bit of a moving target that is the RPRR. I'm fairly certain we've got it now. Time will tell.

@@47productsllc78 its even more of a problem with a real match chambered barrel i have a er shaw on mine and it makes most of the problems worse.....i have had to come up with a way of getting the round out of the mag sooner than stock....if you file back sum of the lips in a special way you can get the round to jump up in to the bolt face and be held straight in to the chamber when running the bolt slow.....with no marks but wont kick last round out so i use a dummy in place of the last round....this is not a good fix as why i have not made a video on it yet... i hope to get a mag fix nailed down and a titanium firing pin built...all in good time hope your sled comes out soon!

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Order via www.47products.com/index.php/shop I'll make sure you get the RPRR design of whatever color you choose.

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Hey, thanks for your interest. As you can see, I'm not good at replying to RU-vid comments. We completed testing a couple months after this video released and are in full production. They're available to order off our 47 Products website.

We completed testing in late winter and spring of 2019. We're in full production for this device now. It's available on 47 Product's website.

Even with perfect lockup, I love shooting off a sled. Any time I'm shooting off a bench, I'm shooting off a sled. I don't feed mags. It's just more efficient and, my experience shows, there are fewer flyers. I attribute this to it being easier on the round so fewer mars on the bullet face, but I've got nothing buy my own targets to go by. Elfsters Rifles and Reloading did a video where he tested too. I'd invite others that have them to share their results.

We're in full production. Head over to 47products.com to see the offerings.

Elfster's Rifles and Reloading went the opposite direction and built up the back of his magazine. I'd suggest people check out his videos on the RPRR. He even does a video with my sleds where he tests how it changes his group results. It's a good video showing how the sled doesn't close up the group, but it helps to eliminate fliers.

I've heard that people have done that. Did you get an extended mag release arm to go with it too? If not, how stiff is the mag release with the stronger spring? Personally, for me the mag fitment issues is just one reason I use the trays. More than that, it's just convenient for shooting. I'll stay in the glass and shoot without having to stop to reload mags. Pretty much any time I'm shooting off a bench, I've got a tray in my rifle.

47 Products, LLC no new extended mag release. All original parts save for the spring. It is about 50-75 percent stiffer. Stopped the misfeeds completely.

I agree I would love this for mine

I've had a handful of requests, but at this time I'm not planning on developing one. Not to say we won't, but the requests have been so infrequent that it just doesn't seem to be enough of a market to justify the development cots. If I get enough requests, say 100 or so, I'll consider it. So far, I've seen about a dozen.

Same here. Got a refund

I think that would work. I've just used sharpie on them when I needed to. Shows you I'm more a nerd than a machinist. LOL

We closed up beta testing about 2 months after the call went out. We're in full production now and the PITA Sled can be ordered at our 47 Products website.

That's the height of rings that I needed in order to get the bell of my scope to stay above the rail. I've got so little clearance between my scope and hand guard that I had to trim my scope covers because the plastic wouldn't fit between.

@@47productsllc78 I see, and understand... Cool.

We ended testing in late winter and early spring of 2019. We're in full production and the product is available on 47 Product's website.

Why, yes. Yes we were. It's resolved now.

Which rifle is that? We recommend the PITA sled for any BX1 magazine fed bolt rifle.

Are you talking about the production magazine you received from Ruger or a product you ordered from us? I see an order with your name on it, but that was 2 years back. Feel free to direct message me if it was a product we supplied and I'd be happy to work with you to find out if we can fit it better.

@@47productsllc78 The factory 10 round mag. I have to practically pry it out. But the BX25 does rattle around a bit.

Hey, just seeing this. I'm awful about keeping up with RU-vid comments. No, we do not need any beta testers. Right now we're not looking to put out a HMR sized sled. We've had a handful of people ask, and I'm considering a pre-order option for it. If I can get about 30 pre-orders, it would offset the development costs. Would you be interested in something like that?

That’s fine. Potentially. How does that work? How much?

From my experience, I think you're in Gen2. There was a lot of variation withing that generation. I suspect, no inside info, that they contracted out some work due to the poor tolerances we saw in that time. Gen2 is known for massively loose magazine fitment poor barrels, backward scope mounts, and a tone of other poor quality control issues.

I ship all over the globe. Message me your address and I'll get you shipping info.

Thanks for the tip. Do they run reliably?

yes

You wouldn't believe the safety Sallies out there that want to complain to the RU-vid police about anything they perceive as a safety issue.

Complacently will get you killed,sounds like you are a perfect human being and never had one bad thing happen to you or never had a piece of equipment fail you,guess you dont know there are literally millions of people that watch RU-vid included people that have 0 knowlage on firearms,better safe than sorry take you negative comments somewhere else

I wish RU-vid understood that.... they've got safety Sallies over there that are angry when you don't go over the obvious.

If you listen to what I said in the video, the MOA built into the rail was backward... the scope slanted upward as you traveled toward the business end. This means that the rail was backward, but it couldn't just be flipped around because it had been drilled incorrectly. It *looked* like it was cut for a lefty rifle because it was mounted the wrong way forward. I found the old RimfireCentral thread where I posted after figuring out what was going on. I do have a single picture on there: www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showpost.php?p=11111377&postcount=23 I poked around in my parts bin, but it looks like I tossed this rail because it really didn't have any value given it'd been drilled wrong. I hope this gives you a little more faith in humanity that people really do tell the truth sometimes.

Hey, I was digging in a box in the basement and found the old rail! If you'd like to see it for yourself, I'll put up a video.

Do you have nay experience using such a device?

Another fun comment... Well, I can say from the orders I've received that I have many happy customers, but you're also a bit misinformed, and I blame myself there. Yes, eliminating flyers by not scraping the bearing surface is one benefit, but these sleds are also helpful for training, shooting groups off a bench, testing different rounds... there are many benefits. There are some youth programs that do not allow shooters to load magazines, they MUST single load, and these products make that a lot easier. Is this for everyone? Nope. It's something I enjoy using and so do many others.