My KLCR is still ticking 13 years and 7900 rounds later
My KLCR is still ticking 13 years and 7900 rounds later
I’m eagerly awaiting mine. Give the fine folks that provided feedback I’ll expect to adore them and they’ll work perfectly for the “work from home” vibe.Originally Posted by Up1911Fan
What is a KLCR?My KLCR is still ticking 13 years and 7900 rounds later
Are you loyal to the constitution or the “institution”?
I believe the K denotes the .357 version.
Ok, I didn't see the K designation on the Ruger website.
Are you loyal to the constitution or the “institution”?
If you click on spec sheet it will tell you the catalog number
It was just LCR and KLCR in 2010 when introduced before the other calibers came on the scene. Now its LCR LCR22 KLCR357 KLCR9 KLCR327 LCRx etc. I assume maybe the K denoted the different steels used in manufacturing as well.
I bought one of the first ones as soon as they came out. In the first ten serial numbers
Last edited by eb07; 10-18-2023 at 09:20 AM.
Per customer service.
K designates the monolithic frame is made from 400-series stainless steel vs aerospace-grade, 7000-series aluminum for the .22 and .38
That also explains the weight difference.
Are you loyal to the constitution or the “institution”?
Rule 1 things.
How do you like the Hamre Forge stocks compared to the Hogue Boot Grip, if you’ve tried both?Rule 1 things.
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These replaced the boot grip, they'll be staying on. They fit my hand better, the gun indexes better and they're still pocketable for me. I'll be ordering another set.
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