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SLO1911Fan
07-02-2012, 01:16
Anybody notice one thing on here that is completely out of place? Other than the godawful color of course.
http://www.ruger.com/products/2245Lite/models.html?r=y&utm_source=outdoorhub.com&utm_medium=300x250banner&utm_term=May12&utm_content=LITE&utm_campaign=outdoorhub.com%2BLITE%2B300x250%2BMay12http://www.ruger.com/products/2245Lite/images/3900.jpg
DustyJacket
07-02-2012, 03:20
Cocking serrations on a non-moving part are odd.
But maybe it is to save weight? That's why they call it "lite"?
failsafe
07-02-2012, 04:28
Rear sight looks crooked...
I always thought the cocking serrations were strange.
There's no need for them.
Sight mounted wrong!?!?!?!?
G36's Rule
07-02-2012, 07:05
Cocking serrations on a non-moving part are odd.
But maybe it is to save weight? That's why they call it "lite"?
Probably a combo of weight savings and cosmetics. Nothing wrong at all. They also undercut the barrel shroud on the bottom.
Nice 22's.
They forgot to engrave their typical 134 word legal disclaimed on the side of the barrel?
Wonder if the barrel is threaded, and that's a thread cover on the front?
Rear sight looks crooked....Yep.
"LITE"? I thought Rugers are tanks!:rofl:
Wonder if the barrel is threaded, and that's a thread cover on the front?
Yes the barrel is threaded. Yes the warnings are on the other side. The pistol is canted for the picture which makes the sight look crooked. The serrations are to make it lighter. Yes the anodizing is ugly but can be fixed with a can of spay paint :whistling:
I already have 2 22/45's that I love, one has an optic, the other has fiber optic front with adjustable rear sight. Both threaded since I love to shoot suppressed. But part of me still wants to get this one. Not a huge fan of the color also, but just the overall idea, is good. Lots of people spend 300+ for a pac-lite upper (and still have to have a donor lower), and this basically gives you that kinda upper for ~400 bucks.
countrygun
07-02-2012, 12:47
The suction cup "dart" sticking out of the muzzle?
Bob Hafler
07-02-2012, 13:18
Is the trigger made of poly? I don't think it's a bad looking gun. Just a little pimped out. Sure wouldn't trade my 22/45 RP target for one of those. I believe it's weight is part of what make sit so accurate.
The other problem I see is Tupperware frame:whistling:
fnfalman
07-02-2012, 13:49
Yes, the gun is fugly, however it's a good lightweight alternative to the Ruger SR22. Some of us prefer the tried-n-trued design of the Mk-series pistols.
Wonder if the barrel is threaded, and that's a thread cover on the front?
Yes, it's threaded to accommodate a suppressor. Don
jeanderson
07-02-2012, 18:26
The rear sight is tilted toward viewer (right).
http://www.ruger.com/products/2245Lite/images/3900.jpg
The pistol is canted for the picture which makes the sight look crooked.
Man, that rear sight looks A LOT more canted than the pistol appears to be!
To me, nothing else really looks technically wrong........well, other than serrations, coloring.....these things might not look that appealing, but are certainly intentional.
ooc
On second thought........it looks like the picture might be of two separate photos shopped together......... one of frame, which looks straight......the other of the barrel/receiver, which looks canted........?
ooc
GLOCK17DB9
07-02-2012, 18:55
I think its one of their guns that didn't pass inspection. Tilted rear sight!:whistling:
nipperwolf
07-02-2012, 19:03
Thread fail. Entire pistol is canted. ;)
Look at the rear sight, front sight, and trigger gaurd. :supergrin:
Hamilton Burger
07-02-2012, 19:58
The price. $469 MSRP? :ack:
DJ Niner
07-02-2012, 23:39
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They also undercut the barrel shroud on the bottom.
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They forgot to engrave their typical 134 word legal disclaimed on the side of the barrel?The undercut area on the bottom of the barrel is where they put the Ruger warnings-and-whatnot on this pistol.
http://www.ammoland.com/2012/04/12/ruger-22-45-lite-pistol/#
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They are trying to show you the sight. Nothing wrong with that.
I have a MkII and a 22/45, and they are the tack drivingest(!) .22 pistols around.
SLO1911Fan
07-04-2012, 02:40
Thread fail. Entire pistol is canted. ;)
Look at the rear sight, front sight, and trigger gaurd. :supergrin:
Wow. I just ignored the angle on the sight. I was talking about the cocking serrations on a non moving receiver. Why on earth would you put cocking serrations on a part that doesn't move? Unless they're the new and improved "disassembly serrations". Otherwise its kinda like putting a compensator on a .22. Sure you can, but why?
vikingsoftpaw
07-04-2012, 03:40
http://www.ruger.com/products/2245Lite/images/3900.jpg
The boys at Ruger, seen too many Caddy Escalates with Gold 24 inchers...and got jealous.
Next on Pimp Your .22/45
The frame does not state Beaver Cleaverville as per ATF regs.
nipperwolf
07-04-2012, 06:01
Wow. I just ignored the angle on the sight. I was talking about the cocking serrations on a non moving receiver. Why on earth would you put cocking serrations on a part that doesn't move? Unless they're the new and improved "disassembly serrations". Otherwise its kinda like putting a compensator on a .22. Sure you can, but why?
cocking serrations???? seriously?????
:rofl:
They're just cosmetic cuts, not cocking serrations.
:rofl: :rofl:
They're lightening cuts.....
jpwalnuthill
07-04-2012, 09:27
Sights. :upeyes:
I was going to say that the frame portion of the pistol is supposed to mimic a 1911 yet it has a pivoting trigger much like the BHP.
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