Ruger MkIV

[Jozenbau]

I recall someone talking about the ruger mark IV but I can’t find where it is. Can anyone give me some insight on these. Is there benefit to buying the 22/45 Lite or the target? I know nothing about these pistols at all and I would rather hear from people here as opposed to reading one persons review.

 

[Backpacker]

Check the rim fire forum https://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/index.php Good info there.

 

[Areoflyer09]

There is discussion of them here as well, you’ll have to dig for it:
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/general-firearms-discussion/466281-rimfire-madness-infection-begins.html

Personally, the only advantage the 22/45 Lite had was the factory threaded barrel. There are ways to get that now on a standard frame. That said, if you are a 1911 aficionado the 22/45s may appeal to you more.

 

[Jozenbau]

That’s it right there! Thanks guys for the help

 

[gmcttr]

In general, heavier versions will be easier to shoot more accurately offhand than the lighter versions. The weight slows down your shaking.

 

[STFU]

In general, heavier versions will be easier to shoot more accurately offhand than the lighter versions. The weight slows down your shaking.

Which is why you get the 22/45 Lite and put a can on the front!

 

[Mattroth54]

Which is why you get the 22/45 Lite and put a can on the front!

Just have to wait on the ATF to make mine look just like that! Can’t wait!

 

[whiskey6gun]

I built a 22/45 Lite before the Lites existed. I bought a pac-lite upper because I wanted a super lightweight gun for backpacking. Love it with a can on it.


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