Ruger Mk IV pics

[CZPistol]

...I seriously doubt it will function with almost any ammo as well as, and for as long as any MKII in terms of rounds fired without malfunction before having to be cleaned.

What makes you think it won't perform at least as well as a MKII?

 

[Hoji]

What makes you think it won't perform at least as well as a MKII?

Is it still California compliant?

 

[CZPistol]

Is it still California compliant?

I'm not up on KA compliance, but I know the LCI is absent on the MKIV.

 

[rl96ss]

Would be interested if they came out with a threaded version.

 

[Hfrog355]

They will. Give them time.

 

[zincwarrior]

Oh how did I miss this. ABOUT FREAKING TIME.

 

[CZPistol]

They will. Give them time.

And so will the aftermarket...probably before Ruger.

 

[TAZ]

Hopefully, this will drive down the price of older Rugers.

 

[Wyldman]

Hopefully, this will drive down the price of older Rugers.

And if it does, I'll grab up every MK II I can find for cheap!

Crush, kill, mangle, maim, destroy.

 

[Hoji]

Hopefully, this will drive down the price of older Rugers.

Dream on. Unless you mean drive down the price of the MKIII. That it might do. The IIs are just too reliable. That is why you rarely see them come up for sale, and when they do, they are snapped up in lightning speed.

 

[Hoji]

And if it does, I'll grab up every MK II I can find for cheap!

Crush, kill, mangle, maim, destroy.

See above post.

 

[CZPistol]

Dream on. Unless you mean drive down the price of the MKIII. That it might do. The IIs are just too reliable. That is why you rarely see them come up for sale, and when they do, they are snapped up in lightning speed.

I firmly believe that the MKIV will drive the price of MKII's up, just like when the MKIII was introduced.

 

[Hoji]

I firmly believe that the MKIV will drive the price of MKII's up, just like when the MKIII was introduced.

Yep. If you have one, buy extra mags and hold on to it. I have one that was made in 1986. Will eat boxes of dirty bulk ammo like a fat kid going through all you can eat pancakes without a hiccup. Will not part with it. You see a LOT more MKIIIs on gun broker than MKIIs

 

[CZPistol]

If you have one, buy extra mags and hold on to it. I have one that was made in 1986.

I already have 6-7 of them, and just bought another target model at lunch today.

 

[Hoji]

I already have 6-7 of them, and just bought another target model at lunch today.

Do you have a 10" model? I have a 4", 6 7/8", two 5.5" and two 10". Shooting the CCI quiet out of the 10" is almost like shooting suppressed, and they cycle fairly well.

 

[Hfrog355]

I have a Mark III 22/45 I really like. My next rimfire purchase is going to be a Mark II in either 6 7/8" or 10" barrel. Just saying, if anyone has one looking for a new home...

 

[CZPistol]

Do you have a 10" model? I have a 4", 6 7/8", two 5.5" and two 10". Shooting the CCI quiet out of the 10" is almost like shooting suppressed, and they cycle fairly well.

Nope, none in 10".

 

[Hoji]

Nope, none in 10".

With the extended sight radius it is every bit as accurate as a .22 rifle.

 

[CZPistol]

I already have 6-7 of them, and just bought another target model at lunch today.

Looks like I was a little off on my count...actually had 8 before today's addition, although one is a "no mark" given to me by my father when I was a kid...

 

[BRD@66]

Is the "No Mark" (Standard?) any more or less valuable than any of the others>