Most have gotten a hook up on the price or someone looking to make room for inventory. On PSA, Gun Broker, and the all the gun shops here in CO they are 500+
Just purchased my MK4 today. I've owned my MK2 competition slab side for 30 years. I hated the disassembly of my MK2 but love it's accuracy. The MK4 takes care of the tear down hassle. Let's see how it compares for accuracy to my MK2.
I bought a mk4 and it would not shoot a full clip without some kind of jam no matter what ammo i was going to send it back to ruger with a f- you note but decided to change a few parts first I change the firing pin and extractor and install a magazine disconnect and a blast shield now it will shot anything without a jam to bad I had to put another 40 or 50 bucks in the gun I have 3 others that I have not had any problems except I wore one out and ruger rebuild it for free ruger does have a great return policy I've never had them charge to rebuild a gun.😢
I bought mine after they had a safety recall. I noted that my shot always landed to the left when both the rear sight and the front sight were aligned at the center. I put a level on the rear sight and one on top of the front sight, when the bubble on the level on the rear sight was centered, the bubble on the level of the front sight was on the left. The front sight was crooked and bent toward the right and that's why I shot to the left. The barrel also rattles when mounted on the frame, Ruger decided to use a rubber bushing to prevent that from happening but that little bushing could wear out quickly. In my opinion, my MkIV came with 1 design defect and 1 quality defect. I would not trust a firearm from a manufacturer which does not know how to design a firearm right and has problem on installing the front sight centered.
The Target model and the Hunter model are similar in basic operation, but offer different features. The Hunter model has a fluted barrel for weight reduction, where the Target model has a heavier profile barrel for accuracy and recoil reduction. The Hunter has a high-vis fiber optic front sight for a quicker shot, where the Target has a larger front sight for better accuracy. The Target model just happened to be the one we had available to shoot the video with.
Safety lever spacer is for removing one of the safety levers
Seven more days till I receive mine very excited!!!
$300 or $400? Damm, I paid $650 with tax and background dros fees. We always have to pay premium prices here in California.
Most have gotten a hook up on the price or someone looking to make room for inventory. On PSA, Gun Broker, and the all the gun shops here in CO they are 500+
I also live in CA and hate the way we get fleeced.
Around 1000 in Europe.
@@RyanLovesReds agree, he's dreaming, $5-600
It's on sale now , the 75th anniversary 🎉 I might get it 😊
Just purchased my MK4 today. I've owned my MK2 competition slab side for 30 years. I hated the disassembly of my MK2 but love it's accuracy. The MK4 takes care of the tear down hassle. Let's see how it compares for accuracy to my MK2.
Great presentation. Gentlemen!
Thank you
why is this guy's junk bouncing around in the last moments of the video? 😂
What are you 5?
Simple explanation is the wind.
You seem very interested in looking.
Maybe the real question is why😮
@@curtissrobinson5581 maybe it's a she.
I bought a mk4 and it would not shoot a full clip without some kind of jam no matter what ammo i was going to send it back to ruger with a f- you note but decided to change a few parts first I change the firing pin and extractor and install a magazine disconnect and a blast shield now it will shot anything without a jam to bad I had to put another 40 or 50 bucks in the gun I have 3 others that I have not had any problems except I wore one out and ruger rebuild it for free ruger does have a great return policy I've never had them charge to rebuild a gun.😢
Hmmm... interesting.
Never had a problem with the MKIV
For us military guys the safety works like the 92f then?
I bought mine after they had a safety recall. I noted that my shot always landed to the left when both the rear sight and the front sight were aligned at the center. I put a level on the rear sight and one on top of the front sight, when the bubble on the level on the rear sight was centered, the bubble on the level of the front sight was on the left. The front sight was crooked and bent toward the right and that's why I shot to the left.
The barrel also rattles when mounted on the frame, Ruger decided to use a rubber bushing to prevent that from happening but that little bushing could wear out quickly.
In my opinion, my MkIV came with 1 design defect and 1 quality defect. I would not trust a firearm from a manufacturer which does not know how to design a firearm right and has problem on installing the front sight centered.
Hmmm... interesting report
Try google "how to fix an off center front sight on ruger mkiv".@@conwaytoe2toejiu-jitsu
I have recently watched several MKlV target reviews. None of the pistols have had threaded barrels. Mine does. Is mine an anomaly ? Don’t think so.
Mine has a threaded barrel and I have a B&D can.
saludos esuna chulada de pistola graseas porcompartir 👍
Very well balanced pistol. Accurate and easy to clean.👍
You should have rehearsed a little
Lol... always a critic.
Y target instead of hunter Just asking
Thanks
We review firearms that we get in stock. We aren't saying one is better than the other
The Target model and the Hunter model are similar in basic operation, but offer different features. The Hunter model has a fluted barrel for weight reduction, where the Target model has a heavier profile barrel for accuracy and recoil reduction. The Hunter has a high-vis fiber optic front sight for a quicker shot, where the Target has a larger front sight for better accuracy. The Target model just happened to be the one we had available to shoot the video with.