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Ruger Universal 22 Auto Smooth
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Quantity in Basket:
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Code: Ruger_136e
Price: $68.00
Shipping Weight: 0.20 pounds
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This is a generic grip, of the proper shape for any of the Ruger
autoloading pistols styled after the Standard 22, Mark I,
Mark II, or Mark III (not the 22/45 styles). It does not have
any screw holes or back relief. It is made so you can fit
it to ANY of these Rugers yourself.
You can select holes for various models if you wish, but
unless you also send a tracing, there is no guarantee that
the kind you select actually matches your particular gun,
especially if it is a transition model Mark I or Standard.
There was no sharp cut-off where one pattern or the
other suddenly was in use. There was a period of transition
where you might have a post-72 gun with pre-72 frame holes.
All of the Ruger autoloaders with the "Standard" grip
angle use the same outline of grip. The Mark I and early
Standard models had the magazine relief notch on the right
grip panel bottom, and post-72 Mark I, standard, and all
the Mark II and Mark III models have the notch on the
left grip. The Mark II and III have additional safety and
slide catch relief cuts at the top. The Mark III has a
magazine button notch on the left panel.
The Mark II and Mark III use the same hole patterns. The
Mark I and standard models produced before about 1972 use
a completely different hole pattern from that of the Mark
I and standard pistols produced later. The only way that I
can put the right hole pattern into the grips is for you
to send me a good tracing of your grips, with the holes
clearly and accurately marked for left and right panels.
If you do order this grip, and send a tracing, I will be
glad to make the holes as shown on your tracing. If you mark "drill holes" but
don't mark "I am sending a tracing", all I can do is use
the standard spacing that fits my particular gun. If it
doesn't fit yours, tough luck! I need that tracing to be
able to offer a guarantee (that it fits the tracing
pattern of holes as you drew it, not that it fits any
particular gun -- if you draw the holes wrong, that's your
problem). If any of this isn't agreeable, don't order.
I'd rather have a few less orders but all of them happy,
than more orders and some of them not happy.
These grips, as shown, are ideal for the person who wants
to do a great job of fitting his own grips but wants a good
"leg up" with the shape and material color of choice.
If the grips you get don't work for you, you can return them
along with a tracing and the return shipping cost, and I
will be glad to make another set to match that tracing.
But it just seems so much quicker, less trouble, and far
less expensive for you to mail the tracing the first time
around, and thus avoid a second time around with shipping
cost both ways.
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