So against my better possible resale judgment and local guys’s bitchin’ (including my smiths) I went ahead and got my Ruger no 1 RSI modified to thread on a suppressor….
I appreciate my hearing more than anything, especially having to yell to have a conversation with my grandparents, so I did the unthinkable… “ruin” a perfectly good Ruger no 1 RSI. It’s a 30-06 and is my go to deer rifle so I doubt it’ll ever be sold, and I’m sure now nobody would want to buy it lol.
My smith removed the banded front sight and that gave us enough clearance on the end cap to thread on a sort of coupling/adapter to get the threads out an extra inch to have enough room to thread the suppressor. This was easier and cheaper than having him remove the tip of the stock and refit the end cap. No iron sights now, but hey, I only use scopes anyways. Total cost $300, total value lost due to the modification? Who knows. Total happiness gained from me? Enough to comfort my wallet.
Oh and yea, I did it to my 22 as well……
I appreciate my hearing more than anything, especially having to yell to have a conversation with my grandparents, so I did the unthinkable… “ruin” a perfectly good Ruger no 1 RSI. It’s a 30-06 and is my go to deer rifle so I doubt it’ll ever be sold, and I’m sure now nobody would want to buy it lol.
My smith removed the banded front sight and that gave us enough clearance on the end cap to thread on a sort of coupling/adapter to get the threads out an extra inch to have enough room to thread the suppressor. This was easier and cheaper than having him remove the tip of the stock and refit the end cap. No iron sights now, but hey, I only use scopes anyways. Total cost $300, total value lost due to the modification? Who knows. Total happiness gained from me? Enough to comfort my wallet.
Oh and yea, I did it to my 22 as well……

