Ruger Mark IV 10" Bull barrel
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And I thought $355 was spendy for my MkII " competition target.". Joe
susieqz
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paid around $200 for my mark 3.
well worth it for that price.
the bull barrel is silly for most people.
the 4'' barrel is fine for 25 n 50 yards.
well worth it for that price.
the bull barrel is silly for most people.
the 4'' barrel is fine for 25 n 50 yards.
THE PILGRIM
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A while back, My Buddy had one with super long after market Barrel.
We campaigned that one to a number of Guns Shows before we were able to flip it.
You didn't really need Two Men and a Boy to hold it steady.
One Man and One Boy could get it done!
We campaigned that one to a number of Guns Shows before we were able to flip it.
You didn't really need Two Men and a Boy to hold it steady.
One Man and One Boy could get it done!
susieqz
Absent Comrade
oops, i think my 4'' has a bull barrel.
i ment that extra long barrel is silly.
i ment that extra long barrel is silly.
gman51
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That needs a forearm piece of furniture to hold it up like a rifle. That's in my opinion flat out or should I say round out a waste of steel.
I have a MKII with the 10" bull barrel. I love it. Shoots like a laser. If the barrel gets to swaying you best set it down and start over though.
mgriffin
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I have been thinking about MK IV with a 10" barrel since the rumors started. Thinking about it, seems like a lot of weight and I may scratch my itch with a Tac-Sol 10" fluted lighter barrel when I can find one. Since I already have the Volquartsen Accurizing Kit in both my MK IV's seems like a barrel I can swap out when the urge strikes me makes sense.
THEmodelof1989
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I think they are neat. Long barrels on handguns can be very sexy. My biggest hangup on a 10" Ruger .22 pistol may be the price point. Especially when the Ruger Charger exist at a MUCH more reasonable price point.
To each their own.
To each their own.
Been there - done that. The 10"-barreled guns do hold very steady, and the long sight radius makes for minimal sighting error if you do your job. I believe this one has a very slight taper on the bull barrel, which I do not see on the Mk IV.
John
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