Ruger Mk I

[tarmajin]

Fantastic condition Ruger Standard .22 for sale. S/N dates it to 68. Comes with 2 mags, original grips, original box, and a set of custom grips made out of a south american hard wood that reminds me of iron wood, but I can not remember the actual name of the wood. Anyways, shoots great, fantastic condition. $275

Thanks Gonzo for the pics.

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[gonzo1082]

 

[orygun]

FYI
This is a very nice lookin pistol and at a good price, but this is not a Mark I. The Mark I was the early Ruger target gun with a slightly heavier, longer barrel (6 7/8") and adjustable sights. This is a "Ruger Standard .22" with the 6" barrel and non adjustable sights. I've got one of these and it's a great pistol.
Good luck on the sale. The buyer will be a happy person.

 

[tarmajin]

Thanks dude, I really had no idea since it does not actually say anything on it, but I appreciate the heads up. I dont think I can change the title, but I will change the rest. Thanks again brother.

Matt

 

[nubus]

FYI
This is a very nice lookin pistol and at a good price, but this is not a Mark I. The Mark I was the early Ruger target gun with a slightly heavier, longer barrel (6 7/8") and adjustable sights. This is a "Ruger Standard .22" with the 6" barrel and non adjustable sights. I've got one of these and it's a great pistol.
Good luck on the sale. The buyer will be a happy person.

Mark I had single safety which acts as a bolt lock, Mark II had a separate bolt catch in front of safety, Mark III added a loaded chamber indicator and integral lock mechanism. I believe this is indeed a Mark I pistol, there were several variations of it. I see in the Blue Book they only list the "target" model as a Mark I, but they are all the same design. I believe any general consensus would call this model a Mark I, I've owned several and that's what they were sold to me as. YMMV. Nice looking specimen as well, should have no trouble selling it.

 

[coop44]

model 678 and model 512 where the target adjustable sight models, the fixed sight models were 6 &4 inch, refered to as "standards", Mk1 didn't come about until there where mk2's.