So, I just realized the safety won't move in the MDT stock. Fortunately I installed it with the safety off, but I'll still need to disassemble and remove some "material" as MDT calls it to make it fit. I sent them a note asking for some specificity regarding the area to hit with the Dremel.
Grinding part of the stock should fit perfectly with the scratches I already added screwing around with the pin for the mag release.
Ruger American gen2
Re: Ruger American gen2
They will tell you to grind the dingus on the trigger.
Sit tight, lemme see if I can find some pics. May be a bit.
Sit tight, lemme see if I can find some pics. May be a bit.
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
Re: Ruger American gen2
But, I’d grind the stock. It’s doesn’t take much
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”
Re: Ruger American gen2
That’s likely excessive.
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Here’s what they will tell you to grind. The white circle is the new gen. That little transfer bar t i t sticks out more.
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Re: Ruger American gen2
And the email :
Thanks for reaching out.
Oddly enough, we have seen that on some, not all. We do see the transfer bar is a hair long and dragging on the chassis. We've been telling people to trim the end of the bar down. After that, it's good to go. We're doing further testing in-house, and we expect a slight revision on the next batch.
Thank you for sharing your results and happy to hear you're all good now.
Please let us know if you've any further questions.
Thanks for reaching out.
Oddly enough, we have seen that on some, not all. We do see the transfer bar is a hair long and dragging on the chassis. We've been telling people to trim the end of the bar down. After that, it's good to go. We're doing further testing in-house, and we expect a slight revision on the next batch.
Thank you for sharing your results and happy to hear you're all good now.
Please let us know if you've any further questions.
“The shepherd slaughters more of the flock than the wolf ever will.”