First time out with my Ruger Mark II

[repair]

I finally got a chance to take my new Mark II to the range.

I really like this gun! I have an S&W 22A that I had been shooting but I like this gun even better.

I have small hands an I find that the grip on the 22A was a litle big.

The Mark II is smaller fron the rear of the grip to the trigger and it is just more comfortable.

Here is my gun and a target from today 10 rounds at 10 yards.

 

[Ashkelon]

Kudos

A blast to shoot and incredibly accurate ! I love my Ruger 22/45. Shoot for an extended period of time and no buyers remorse for blowing through all that ammo.

 

[G McBride]

Good Job and great looking gun. I got a couple just like that and they are a lot of fun to shoot.

 

[repair]

Good Job and great looking gun. I got a couple just like that and they are a lot of fun to shoot.

Yeah I'm thinking that I may need at least one more!

I think I have the optic sighted in a little low and to the right.

 

[obijohn]

that one should serve you admirably for years to come.

 

[KDUBCR250]

I have a MKIII 22/45 and love it ! Nice looking firearm you have there

 

[ar15_dude]

One of the most fun, practical pieces to be had. Enjoy!

 

[babolat69]

Congrats!!

I recently purchased a MKIII. Extremely accurate, no recoil and cheap to shoot. What more could you ask for??

 

[G McBride]

I have five grandsons. I will make sure that there are five Mk II 5 1/2" Bull Barrel Target guns put back so that each may have one some day.

I feel it my responsibility to teach them to shoot and be responsible for their actions. We will have a lot of fun learning both things together.

If I ever have granddaughters they will also be included in the plan. As for now it is all boys.

The rest of you will have to come up with your own reasons to own more than one of the same model gun.

 

[repair]

I have five grandsons. I will make sure that there are five Mk II 5 1/2" Bull Barrel Target guns put back so that each may have one some day.

I feel it my responsibility to teach them to shoot and be responsible for their actions. We will have a lot of fun learning both things together.

If I ever have granddaughters they will also be included in the plan. As for now it is all boys.

The rest of you will have to come up with your own reasons to own more than one of the same model gun.

I have been shooting with my kids since they were 6 or 7 and my daughter was with me yesterday, she prefers the 22A becasue it is lighter then the Ruger but I'm thinking maybe she should have one with an aftermarket aluminum barrel.

 

[BE Mike]

My first .22 pistol was a Ruger Mark I. It was a good gun to learn on. BTW, it looks like you need a few clicks of elevation to get that group centered.

 

[parson]

I recently picked up a Mk. III from Beech Grove. I like it real well. Accurate and cheap to shoot.

 

[repair]

My first .22 pistol was a Ruger Mark I. It was a good gun to learn on. BTW, it looks like you need a few clicks of elevation to get that group centered.

Agreed