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I want a Casul that will fit on my keychain...right next to my ud case.

I don't shoot my Mark II Gov. anymore, it's boring. I put a Red-dot on it and you just can't miss anything, it's just no fun.

Won't fit the keychain , but feels right in the back pocket - Davis Industries , 2-hole o/u derringer . Mine's in .38 spl , but they also come in .22 mag , maybe other calibers as well . A couple of steps above saturday night special , but it might save my life one day ... The Ruger P-90/.45 ACP is nice , but just a bit much for daily carry .

.38 Special is my favorite round! I'm jealous. (I still want a Casul, I don't know why, but I want one)

a proper self defense concealed weapon isnt supposed to be comfortable to carry..just comforting.

Gunner

Guess I got the best of both worlds . This little piece also fits nicely into the left pocket of my leather jacket . And has saved me some grief a couple of times on the bike . I'd be run over and dead before I could get the .45 out ... but it's amazing the reactions from aggressive drivers when you drop your hand in your pocket and grin at them ...

Hi Tom,

I'll keep that in mind :) I always wondered if mine was the norm or a bit exceptional. It sounds like they all group quite nice. The Mark II Gov. came out a bit after I got mine. At the time you could only get the Standard and Target versions with the later in 5.5 inch bull or 6 7/8 tapered barrels (no stainless). I've long lusted after the Gov. version with the slightly longer bull barrel and in stainless. It has been a loooong time since any of my firearms went bang, so I just look and admire the ones I don't own now. They made one with a 10 inch bull barrel too, another one I always wanted to run a few rounds through.

I think what makes them such winners is the triggers. I've shot a few and they all had exceptional triggers right out of the box.

Ive got a few Ruger autos..Standards and Mark Vs. They all..to me..suffer from over travel, soggy break and whatnot..but they can be fiddled with until they touch off fairly nicely. Best thing to first do..is put an over travel screw at the back of the trigger. Really helps.

But then..I have a few High Standards..so..perhaps Im a bit spoiled.

Gunner

Rule #35 "That which does not kill you, has made a huge tactical error"

Oh no, Ruger did something with these Marks. Every one I've used was absolutely perfect! I have only shot 4 of them but they were identical. This is the trigger that sets example to the world, ask Leon. I can put 50 rounds into one hole. It's boring to shoot! I'm surprised with your experience. I do admit that all the ones I shot were Gov.s. Maybe that's it. I know I can't shoot worth shit with a crappy trigger, remember my tirade about my XD-9?

I can remember nothing remarkable about the trigger pull for my Mark II with 5.5 inch bull barrel. I can remember a lot about the trigger pull on several other guns I have used through the years :)

This is one of the nicest, best thought out models I've ever had the pleasure of using.

I always thought they should have built a rifle around this action. Extend the 10.5 inch bull barrel version out another

Shrug..I take it you have never fired a High Standard..say..a Victor or Trophy. Original manufacture..not the current one. I cant speak for the current models..not fired one, though Im told they are made by the past employees of the original High Standard Co.

When you pull the trigger..its like pulling against a very thin piece of glass rod..a bit of tension..and click!

Buddy of mine bought one of the Ruger Govt. Models a year or two ago. Feels nice..trigger was typical Ruger. Shrug. I cleaned it up a bit and put in a trigger stop. He likes it now.

Gunner

Rule #35 "That which does not kill you, has made a huge tactical error"