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If they offer a replacement, is it the exact same? If so, that sounds OK!
Someone who knows nothing does a review of the S&W Victory 22 (SW22)
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No, I understand that the replacement gun is something different.
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I used to have a Ram-Line magazine for my Ruger Standard that I THINK might have held 15...or maybe it was 12, it was a long time ago, and it was junk really.
I did have a Squires-Bingham 22 rifle, made in the Philippines that had a 15 round magazine. That one worked just fine.
I don't know about the Smith & Wesson, but a 3/8" box end wrench works great for pulling down the follower on a Ruger 22 magazine.
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I totally get your predicament, then!
I don't know about the Smith & Wesson, but a 3/8" box end wrench works great for pulling down the follower on a Ruger 22 magazine.
Genius!
I think the ultimate solution would be for me to solder something on the follower that doesn't make my thumb sore. I like that tool I got, or even a wrench would do; but you have to take the magazine out, position the tool, put it on, then you're golden. It's just an extra step that wouldn't be necessary if the follower itself was more comfortable. It is how it is likely due to space constraints though, I get it.
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