On Mon, 29 Dec 2014 19:46:30 -0500, Someone Else
wrote:

Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 29 Dec 2014 17:27:49 -0500, wrote:

If you have the bull barrel model you can just make a hard plastic
rear bushing for your can and slide it on.
The stuff my buddy used was similar to StarBoard. It was a very snug
friction fit on the barrel and worked great on any Ruger MK without
modification. He did cut a notch in the bushing to clear the sight for
a better attachment
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Some of the Mark III barrels have little detents near the muzzle end
which are there to provide a grip for set screws with "slip on"
devices like a muzzle brake, etc.

https://www.volquartsen.com/tags/6-barrel-add-ons
Compensators for MKII/III target guns? What purpose would that serve?
They have zero recoil and the action is all at the rear anyway.


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If you are shooting in a timed competition which rewards rapid fire,
anything you can do to eliminate/minimize muzzle flip will potentially
improve your score. Ideally you'd like to get your shots off as fast
as you can accurately pull the trigger. The top guys that I shoot
with can bring up the gun from a rested position and get off 5 well
placed shots in 2.3 seconds. That doesn't give you a lot of time to
re-aim between shots. The old High Standard that I shoot with has a
custom ported barrel which accomplishes the same thing.