Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite Semi-Automatic Pistol 22 Long Rifle 4.4″ Barrel 10-Round Gray Black
$559.99 Tax
Description
Ruger redesigned the platform of their famous 22 pistol to make the Mark IV 22/45 LITE Semi-Auto Rimfire Pistol with a simple rear-mounted takedown button and a frame-mounted pivot pin that eliminate the complexities of field stripping previous models. The Mark IV pistol disassembles and reass…
2 reviews for Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite Semi-Automatic Pistol 22 Long Rifle 4.4″ Barrel 10-Round Gray Black
Add a review
Related products
-
- Out of StockRead more
-
-
-
- Out of StockRead more
- Pistols
Colt Competition Eli Whitney Semi-Automatic Pistol 45 ACP 5″ Barrel 8+1-Round Black Burl
- $1,949.99 Tax
-
-
decman –
Had issues with this gun before I even went to shoot it. It came with 2 mags and I bought 4 more (two 2-packs) direct from Ruger. One of those mags (don’t know if it was one that came with the gun or one of the extras I bought) was VERY gritty and hard to load. And even before trying to shoot it I could tell that one would never work. So I never even tried it. I had a time even unloading it it was sticking so badly. So I contacted Ruger and sent that defective one back (at my expense) for a replacement. Time will tell how that goes. I took the gun and the remaining 5 mags out to shoot today and had nothing but trouble from every mag. Had a lot of jams and failures to feed with all 5 mags. Don’t know if it is the mags or the gun but performance was horrible. It is the worst 22 pistol I have and I regret buying it. I’m hoping it gets better with time. We’ll see. I have a Browning Buckmark Field Target and a Taurus TX22 and never had any such issues with them shooting hte same ammo. If this was…
decman –
I’m upgrading my previous one star review on this which was based on the fact that out of 6 different mags in it (all Ruger mags) it jammed/misfeed very other round. When I got some more time I took it out again and on a hunch tried reseating the barrel on the reciever and giving it another go. This time not one misfeed in 6 mags and using subsonic ammo shooting through a dead ait suppressor at that. So I presume it just was not seated well on my first outing. And Ruger did send me a replacement for the really rough mag I sent back to them in a reasonably timely manner albeit at my expense. Is it on par with my Buckmark in terms of quality now ? Not quite. But it is a decent second place. And for value the TX22 beats them both. I still put the Buckmark a notch or two above this Ruger for build quality AND quality of the mags. After all one mag was super rough inside and out to the point of being non-functinal. And none of the Ruger mags had a great finish with all having rough sharp edges. None …