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Ruger Mark 4 target New 400.00 OTD.

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Coalcracker
Is it a good deal? Sure look like a nice 22.

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Sauer Heckler
It's a reasonable deal. I see them around $420 most places. If I didn't already have a MK IV and I were local, I'd probably grab one.
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AgedWarrior
Not a great deal, but not bad either. It would tempt me too. I want a Mark IV to go along with my Standard Model. Good shooting pistols. I just saw where Bud’s has that model for $443. I think $400 is pretty good.
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Square target
Pretty sure that's the new one too where you don't have to stand on your head and put tinfoil on your big toe to get it back together.
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Coalcracker
I like the grips on it. My 3 the grips can not be changed. Plus the ease of field take down in the 4 will be nice.
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AgedWarrior
I never was bothered much by the original takedown and reassembly, but the Mark IV makes it really nice and simple now.
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Certainly not a bad deal!
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AgedWarrior said:
I never was bothered much by the original takedown and reassembly, but the Mark IV makes it really nice and simple now.
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I was never bothered much by jock-itch or Obama. :lol:
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AgedWarrior
Joe Hohmann said:
I was never bothered much by jock-itch or Obama. :lol:
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:laughing: I much prefer the Ruger takedown if you please!
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ARMARIN
At least two guys at the range where I shoot have recently bought Mark IV's. Not only do they love them, but everyone else who has tried them does, too. Ruger has a winner here.

It's a good gun. And as mentioned in an other post here specially in take down and reassembling. Enjoy cleaning the Mark IV after every match. It takes a few seconds to take apart, run a brush through the barrel and then patches until they come out clean. Putting it together takes another 5 seconds. I love that.
This gun is going to give you a lot of fun!:thumbsup:
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ARMARIN
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Coalcracker
The dealer is holding one for me. :thumbsup:
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Coalcracker
Its home took it and got er zeroed in. It was on windage wise out of the box. Just had to bring it down some. It was shooting about 6 inches high. He threw in a brick of Aguila copper plated ammo too.
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QuickdrawMcgraw
Very nice!
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Coalcracker
Just got back from shooting it some more. It needs a cleaning now. Time to test the easy take down feature. I'll report how that goes,
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Coalcracker
Wow what a pleasure to clean. :thumbsup:
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Stamps6
Congratulations on the Ruger! My Mark 1 & 2 are a ***** to reassemble after cleaning so they only get cleaned every few years or so but then again I don’t shoot them much.
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Coalcracker
I do the CLP powder blast clean on my MK3. Then do a through clean like you do now and then.
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I have the Mark 4 Competition in SS. Had it now for about a year.
Take down is so easy and reassembly is just as easy. Not like the older models that could be a pain
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K
I paid just a little more for mine but it's the Stainless Steel Model.
You just have to love the breakdown and reassembly of the pistol
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AgedWarrior said:
Not a great deal, but not bad either. It would tempt me too. I want a Mark IV to go along with my Standard Model. Good shooting pistols. I just saw where Bud’s has that model for $443. I think $400 is pretty good.
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When you add in 3% cc fee and then about $25 for FFL fee, $400 otd looks like a great deal
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