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I ran eleven rounds through one a couple days ago. There were no bobbles with the feed, function or firing. Accuracy was certainly good enough for the intended purpose. (Or at least what I think is the pistol's intended purpose.) I did notice that the pistol I shot seemed to shoot just a fuzz to the right, say, 3/4" or so from the spot I was aiming at. I was shooting from 10 yards, and was able to keep the 11 rounds in a 2 inch circle. I predict Ruger will be selling these guns for many years to come.

I just got one of these today, have had a chance to shoot it yet, but I have question. I disassembled and clean it and noticed the rifling is super thin, like hard to even see thin. Had anyone else noticed if there’s looks that way?


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It's enough to spin the bullet. Accuracy is better than is should be. I painted the front sight orange which helped a lot in getting on target quicker. Put 100 velocitors through it yesterday, zero failures to do anything except go bang.