22/45 target? reviews? - Ruger Forum
Dec 13, 2015 · Most of the target grips out there are for the Mark III (or previous versions with the angled grip.) That being said, I love my 22/45 with the stock grips. Added a VQ sear and trigger, added a Sam Lam hammer bushing to lose the mag disconnect and did the gravity slingshot mod, threw on the rail and put a TRS-25 red dot on it, and it's one ...
Ruger Mk. III Target verus 22/45 Target - Ruger Forum
Jan 1, 2015 · A ruger MkI was the first pistol I shot when I was 7. First .22 handgun I bought when I was old enough. As I mentioned in another thread I never bought into the 22/45 as I have conversion units in .22 for my 1911 bottoms. Time for a MkI, II, III picture and that bull barrel MkI I bought back in the 70s.
Ruger Mark III Target Hunter? - Ruger Forum
Apr 9, 2012 · The MK III Comp is also stamped MK III Target on the left side. In addition, it is stamped Competition Target model on the right side. My friend's MK III 5.5" Bull Barrel is also stamped MK III Target on the left side. No stamping on the right side. In other words, if it has adjustable sights and non-tapered barrel, it will likely have MK III ...
Optic mounting options for Mark III 22/45? - Ruger Forum
Feb 8, 2014 · I have a Mark III 22/45 model 10150 also. A couple years ago I used this " mounting system " for optics, worked good. A07052B-22-Target-Pistol-Scope-Base-Adapter-Weaver-Style-Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. Removed "mounting system" and optic & went back to iron sights couple weeks later, & still using irons.
MK III Standard - Ruger Forum
Dec 6, 2009 · How about the 6 7/8" tapered barrel target model? Not the Govt. Model, not fluted, not 22/45, just a tapered barrel targey model. I assume that they're still made in the MK III although a MK II model (blued or stainless) shouldn't be hard to find. It's got the classic taper along with adjustable sights.
Mk II competition Target Model - Ruger Forum
Aug 7, 2024 · local shop has one , excellent condition , 2000 ship date so fits my criteria , stainless slabside ,and it is marked Competition Target , has original case/ paperwork , and the factory rings it shipped with, has beautiful aftermarket target grips , dont believe the originals are still with it , 2 mags , $450 ,i think these were just over a ...
So, Mark I, II, III, or IV. - Ruger Forum
Jul 3, 2021 · After two trips back to Ruger plus a couple hundred dollars in Volquartsen and Tandemkross parts, and after uncounted hours working on the magazines which absolutely would not feed properly, the gun is a joy to shoot. However, if you want a true target pistol, get the all steel Hunter model or the Target model.
MK III 678G Government Target help? - Ruger Forum
Jan 4, 2018 · If so, the only thing that makes it a Government Target model is the stamping. It looks just like my Mkiii Competition Target, except for the stamping. I have both a Mkii Government Target and a Mkiii Competition Target; as far as accuracy goes, they are identical. I shoot both using the same model scopes on the same sand bag.
Best Ruger Mark 1 2 3 4 Model? - Ruger Forum
Aug 30, 2017 · I own (1) MK I Target, (3) Mk IIs, 1 SS 6in tapered barrel Target, 1 SS slab sided Comp. and a 50th anniversary ,(1) MK III blued Target,(2) MK III 22/45 Lite and a MK IV Hunter. In my opinion if you are looking for a great shooting gun (out of the box per say) look for a Mk II. Without adding a dime in upgrades they shoot great.
Ruger 22/45 MK III Target Model (sighting question)
May 8, 2022 · The closer to the target you are, the greater the POI will move. Pick the distance you'll shoot most, I'd recommend 15 yards for the 22/45. Set up your pistol to shoot from a rest or other device that can hold the pistol securely, and aim at the bullseye and fire 3-5 rounds and see what grouping you get.