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Nice piece Baldy, I've been looking at one of them too. When I was stationed in Pensicola in the late 60',early 70's I bought a Mark 1 and I loved it. Now that my wife is getting back into it and wants a pink Sig skeeter, I want to go for a 22 also so we can shoot together without scaring her half to death with one of my 1911s.
The best part ammo is cheap. Good luck with it, it's a beauty.
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Thread: New to me 22/45 MKIII Ruger
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06-09-2010, 09:45 PM #1
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New to me 22/45 MKIII Ruger
A friend of mine wanted to sell this pistol to get another one and I lucked out and bought it off him real cheap like. It has a Volquartsen trigger/ sear in it, and it breaks like glass. I had forgot how much fun .22's can be. He said the grip was to small for him. Fits me just fine. I shot 100 mini-mags through it last night and it is very accurate. Squirrels Beware...
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06-10-2010, 05:34 PM #2
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06-10-2010, 10:30 PM #3
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Here's a picture of my old MKI I bought back in 1978 new. Taught all the kids how to shoot with it and a Ruger Single-Six also bought in 1978.
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06-11-2010, 05:32 PM #4
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They are fun guns to shoot. I also bought a Single Six when I was stationed in Fla. I bought the Single Six and the Mark at K-mart. I believe they were both around $78.
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