Ruger IV Lite 22/45

[Sokatoes]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$425

Manufacturer

Ruger

Caliber

22 Long Rifle

City

RIDGEFIELD

State

Washington

Zip Code

98642

Excellent condition with less that 250 rounds through it. Not interested in trades.

Mark IV LITE. The top of the receiver has a Picatinny rail mount if the shooter desires to use optical sights. A manual, ambidextrous thumb safety locks the sear, while allowing the pistol to be loaded and unloaded when engaged, and a magazine disconnect prevents the pistol from firing once the magazine is removed. The Mark IV model does not have a loaded chamber indicator on the side of the receiver or an internal key lock. The Ruger 22/45 LITE is a great semi-auto rimfire pistol to carry when weight is at a premium, or for target shooting, and handgun training. Comes with two 10-round magazines.

Super-lightweight, full-sized pistol

Aluminum receiver/barrel shroud

Tensioned stainless steel barrel

Ambidextrous thumb safety

Front and rear target sights

Zytel polymer grip frame

Threaded muzzle

Picatinny rail

Two 10-round magazines

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[DizzyJ]

Damn. Too bad you're not close to Portland.

 

[1968dlb]

Damn. Too bad you're not close to Portland.

You realize Ridgefield is 20 min north of Portland??

 

[DizzyJ]

You realize Ridgefield is 20 min north of Portland??

I did not! I'm also not sure of how easy or difficult it is to transfer a handgun from Washington to Oregon.

 

[1968dlb]

I did not! I'm also not sure of how easy or difficult it is to transfer a handgun from Washington to Oregon.

I could be wrong but I think it's as simple as having it shipped or he could meet at an ffl in Oregon for the transfer. That's the way it works for a Washington resident to buy from an Oregon resident. I'm just not 100% how it works for an Oregon resident. Quick call to an ffl could answer all of that.

 

[Luvmegrandkids]

I've done it, had a private party firearm shipped from a Washington FFL to my FFL In Oregon. Typically the FFL's would exchange their info with each other, and of course seller and buyer would have to provide that info to each other. Seller needs to include a copy of their driver's license also.

I have found that the best way to make payment is with a postal money order. If that's the case, seller should advise the shipping FFL not to send the firearm to the buyer's FFL until payment is received.

Now here's the bad news, folks….the buyer should be responsible for the shipping FFL's fees along with shipping costs. After all that is completed, the lucky buyer gets to pay his local FFL transfer fee and background check.

Did I miss anything?

….here's the easy solution to avoid shipping……
The seller from Washington meets the buyer at an Oregon FFL, the transfer gets completed with the buyer paying nothing more than the transfer fee & background check. Best to make sure everything is current on state identification prior to meeting for the transfer tho!

 

[1968dlb]

I've done it, had a private party firearm shipped from a Washington FFL to my FFL In Oregon. Typically the FFL's would exchange their info with each other, and of course seller and buyer would have to provide that info to each other. Seller needs to include a copy of their driver's license also.

I have found that the best way to make payment is with a postal money order. If that's the case, seller should advise the shipping FFL not to send the firearm to the buyer's FFL until payment is received.

Now here's the bad news, folks….the buyer should be responsible for the shipping FFL's fees along with shipping costs. After all that is completed, the lucky buyer gets to pay his local FFL transfer fee and background check.

Did I miss anything?

Thats accurate from my experience.

 

[Gabe85]

I've done it, had a private party firearm shipped from a Washington FFL to my FFL In Oregon. Typically the FFL's would exchange their info with each other, and of course seller and buyer would have to provide that info to each other. Seller needs to include a copy of their driver's license also.

I have found that the best way to make payment is with a postal money order. If that's the case, seller should advise the shipping FFL not to send the firearm to the buyer's FFL until payment is received.

Now here's the bad news, folks….the buyer should be responsible for the shipping FFL's fees along with shipping costs. After all that is completed, the lucky buyer gets to pay his local FFL transfer fee and background check.

Did I miss anything?

….here's the easy solution to avoid shipping……
The seller from Washington meets the buyer at an Oregon FFL, the transfer gets completed with the buyer paying nothing more than the transfer fee & background check. Best to make sure everything is current on state identification prior to meeting for the transfer tho!

Don't mean to hijack this post, but is the same true for a long gun?

 

[Luvmegrandkids]

Thats accurate from my experience.

I have been searching for a Ruger Mark IV lower to complete my 2nd custom build. At $425 this handgun is priced very well, folks…….I am finding that I'd be paying that much just for a 2nd lower!

 

[1968dlb]

Don't mean to hijack this post, but is the same true for a long gun?

I dont believe so. I think an Oregon resident can buy a long gun in Washington. These rules apply to hand guns and semi auto rifles..... could be wrong tho

 

[1968dlb]

This is a very good deal! If I didn't own more than I need, I'd go buy it. Someone should beat me to it!!!

 

[Luvmegrandkids]

Don't mean to hijack this post, but is the same true for a long gun?

Same rules apply. I have had handguns and long guns shipped from Washington FFL's to my FFL. Have also met Washington state sellers in Oregon to purchase fireams from them with no issues at all.

 

[Gabe85]

Same rules apply. I have had handguns and long guns shipped from Washington FFL's to my FFL. Have also met Washington state sellers in Oregon to purchase fireams from them with no issues at all.

I was asking because I went to a gun shop in Vancouver and the employee told me that long guns (semi-auto) could no longer be sold to non-Washington residents

 

[1968dlb]

I was asking because I went to a gun shop in Vancouver and the employee told me that long guns (semi-auto) could no longer be sold to non-Washington residents

Bolt Action you can buy. Semi auto you can not. It would need to be shipped to an Oregon ffl

 

[Luvmegrandkids]

I was asking because I went to a gun shop in Vancouver and the employee told me that long guns (semi-auto) could no longer be sold to non-Washington residents

Interesting. Best to contact the FFL you plan to do business with, as rules keep on changing. Unless Oregon laws change, everything remains the same as usual, as long as the firearm is legal in the state purchased.