Ruger Precision Rimfire (Upgraded) 

Thank you sir I appreciate it

I run CMC single stage flat 3.5lb triggers in pretty much everything. But I do have one from PSA too with the same specs and it’s just as good

Already got it filmed just working on the prepping the video

I just got a brick of center x I’m testing in my vudoo 360 it’s doing pretty good so far.

@@midwest_long_range My b-14 loves SK semi auto. It shot the best 50yd group I’ve ever shot with a 22rifle.

Which magazine is supposedly more accurate? I can understand what you're saying about the lead being damaged. I notice that when shooting my cheaper .22lr

@@pietroots I'm not sure, I havent done any testing to say one type of magazine is better than another. Honestly, it's more than likely dependent on tolerance of the mags during the manufacturing process (how high the mag is in the gun, feed angle, how the mag presents the cartridge, flashing present on the feed lips). However I don't have any data to support this theory and is just an educated guess based on how mags work and what has the potential to affect accuracy while the cartridge is being fed into the chamber. I've heard of different magazines shooting better than others in the AR platform from a shotshow interview with the owner of Falkor Defense, which peaked my interest and I wouldn't be surprised if it would affect rimfire due to needing much tighter tolerance for it to feed reliably. I'm planning on testing it on my precision AR-15 here before too long but I'll have to get a couple more mags and time away from work.

Its most of the time the bolt being to sharp on the bullets, you can hone the pick up edges and it will be way better. Then the rotary magazine works totally ok.

The 15 round mag is by far the most consistent. The 30rd mag due to its weight tilts slightly and causes loading issues as well as damage to the nose of the round. The ‘mini mag’ is IMO not much better than the 15. The 30 round mag can be improved by adding material to the front of the magazine so it can’t tilt (silicon,a small piece of loop side Velcro fabric,even a hot glue spot that can be lightly sanded to the right height.)

My ruger precision liked norma black box as well.

Thanks man, good luck with the 17.

Let's hear an update

@@chipsammich2078 I have one in .22 mag and everyone I have let shoot it loves it. I have put 4 or 5000 rounds through it in a year so I'd say I like it a lot

Thank you

Really? I might have to try that. I have the 22 mag as well and the best groups I've gotten with it were with 40 grain Federal Champion.

Agreed I don’t think you can go wrong either way but I definitely have a preference lol

You realize it's adjustable, right?

@@Pipizzakitchen yes but no matter how or where I set it it isn’t good at all, mine will not go below 2.5 which is to heavy for me. Now maybe it’s this particular gun, but

@@22lr_plinking no, I think that's the low end. I thought it was pretty light. I haven't done any really long range shooting with it though. How low do you guys usually set your triggers?

@@Pipizzakitchen both of my others are set at 1pound which is perfect for me on the bench I can go lower but no need to

I didn’t have the tuner brake on it for this video, the video that comes out tomorrow will show it with the tuner brake.

Yes sir in the beginning of the vudoo vs. cz dueling tree video I announced the winner of the scope. I plan to have more giveaways coming soon

Gun was having some issues we are going to revisit it in the near future

I have the new trigger set at 1 pound and the old one was about 4 maybe just under.

@@midwest_long_range that's a pretty lightweight for a personal preference but I think the original rpr went down to 2.5 mine goes a little below that 1 lb might be a little light you said you were building it for your son

@@jerrycandelaria8845 it’s 2 stage so first stage half pound 2nd stage 1 pound. My personal triggers in my target guns are 8 ounces

You can tinker yourself with the trigger, take out the spring and replace it with a lighter one, be sure it stays safe. Also put some shims to reduce the sideway movement of the trigger and hone the edges so it does have a smooth movement without feeling resistance during the pull. If this is done and still not satisfied it’s time for a Timney.

yes but it is not as consistent as the timney and does not adjust down as low.

@@midwest_long_range which you can tinker by replacing the spring for a lighter one, be sure it returns in the safe position when you want to shoot but don’t for one reason or another, you can check that on the side where there is a small hole where you can see the mechanism. If it doesn’t return it’s unsafe so be sure to check.

This is actually a factory option from ruger

ruger sells that as an optional finish.

@@midwest_long_range bummer. Very cool but bummer as I was unaware and just bought one in "evil assault black." Beautiful gun dude, I am absolutely jealous. 👍🇺🇲

Cz457 100%

I have to absolutely disagree. My RPR 22lr and my RPR Gen2 308 are great and accurate machines straight out of the box. I have matching Riton 6-24 ×50Ri Scopes on them.

Neither do I, my RAR LRT is as sharp as they come..

You don’t know much about ruger then…

Yep that’s my opinion.. average trigger weight I’m used to is 8oz

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No they are not.

$500 bucks cheaper though

@@nicholasbroadhurst9096 money does not matter when you are wanting to win matches.

Most of my firearms wont go on safe unless cocked and locked so.....wtf is the point if the bolt is out?

@@theman-pc2ej well how about you re-read my comment again since you missed the point.

@@404-Error-Not-Found i didnt miss shit.. mine simply "will not" go into safe mode if its not cocked... lever wont at all move to that position. Not a choice at all. Witch may be the case saftey sam

Your finger is your safety, any other gadget or switch on there is a government talking point. Most foolish thing ever added to a firearm is a safety. False sense of security. Just like you and this comment. Thinking that a safety should even be considered when the bolt is removed from the gun is hilarious at best.

Rpr trigger from factory goes to 2.250# I mean the range you can shoot a time doesn’t justify having it really any lower than that and I love the cz but for the price and what you get the rpr in 17hmr is amazing out the box with lpvo now tuner I have held consistent 5/8 groups at 100 yards and grind it to be and amazing rifle only thing I really feel could be better is the tolerance in the bolt to action

I want to make the commit that the safety has to be in the neutral position meaning the safety needs to be centered in its housing.