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Ruger Hunter IV
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There's an awesome Mk III Hunter for sale right now. Awesome gun. The take-down gimmick with the Mk IV is just that, a gimmick. You only ever take the gun apart about once every three years.
Buy the Mark III and then get a kit to turn it into a Mark II without the magazine safety latch. You'll be glad you did.
https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/t...k-iii-hunter-stainless.2491588/#post-11381177
Buy the Mark III and then get a kit to turn it into a Mark II without the magazine safety latch. You'll be glad you did.
https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/t...k-iii-hunter-stainless.2491588/#post-11381177
Thanks bud will look into it and I agree.
If your the type of person who never cleans (until it jams) get a non mark IV. If your the type of person who shoots, then goes home and cleans. You will be glad you got a Mark IV, if you ever plan to sell/trade it in, you will be glad you did. You know the reason people are selling these really nice mark I,II and III's? So they can then go back a mark IV lol.
First of all, it's "you're" which means you are.
Second of all, you're wrong about Mark II or III sellers opting to sell in favor of a IV.
Third, a competitive shooter like myself never shoots a gun until it jams. We shoot good ammo that doesn't gum up the action and we shoot great guns that just simply always work!
Fourth, I may be wrong, but I believe the OP opted for a Mark III Hunter from another member instead of a IV. He's a smart guy it seems!
Second of all, you're wrong about Mark II or III sellers opting to sell in favor of a IV.
Third, a competitive shooter like myself never shoots a gun until it jams. We shoot good ammo that doesn't gum up the action and we shoot great guns that just simply always work!
Fourth, I may be wrong, but I believe the OP opted for a Mark III Hunter from another member instead of a IV. He's a smart guy it seems!
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