Ruger MK IV 22/45 4.5″ 22 LR 10rd, Blued
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Description
This Pre-Owned Ruger MK IV 22/45 is a .22 LR semi-automatic rimfire pistol built on Ruger's Mark IV internals with the polymer 22/45 grip frame that mimics the grip angle and feel of a 1911. Ruger introduced the Mark IV generation in 2016, and the 22/45 variant has remained a favorite for shooters who train with a full-size centerfire pistol and want a rimfire that handles in a familiar way. Plinking, small game, steel practice, and new-shooter instruction all fall squarely in its wheelhouse.
The 4.5-inch bull barrel contour adds weight out front, which steadies the muzzle and makes the already light rimfire recoil nearly a non-event. This example comes with two 10-round magazines and the original box.
Ruger MK IV 22/45 Features
- One-button takedown drops the upper away from the grip frame without tools, which turns the Mark series' old reassembly reputation into a non-issue
- Polymer 22/45 grip frame with checkered 1911-style panels carries the grip angle most centerfire shooters already have muscle memory for
- Heavy bull barrel profile shifts balance forward and helps hold the sights steady through strings of fire
- Internal cylindrical bolt rides inside the receiver, keeping sight-to-barrel alignment fixed and the action protected from debris
- Fixed front sight paired with an adjustable rear lets you dial elevation and windage for whatever ammunition the pistol shoots best
- Ambidextrous manual safety and push-button magazine release keep controls accessible for either hand
Specifications
- Condition: Pre-Owned
- Manufacturer: Ruger
- Model: MK IV 22/45
- Operating System: Blowback operated, hammer fired, single action semi-automatic
- Frame Material: Polymer 22/45 grip frame with checkered grip panels
- Barrel Type: Bull barrel
- Safety System: Ambidextrous manual safety, magazine disconnect
- Sight Type: Fixed front, adjustable rear
- Finish Type: Blued
- Included Accessories: Two 10-round magazines, original box
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