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    Default Ruger Mark III ?

    Hi all, Just wondering about a Ruger i saw, Mark III , LNIB with 3 Ruger Mags and all that comes with it , Its a Blued 5 1/2 inch bull bbl. THe Blued finish is impeccable like the gun has never been used. All for $299 at a Gun Store , is that a good price for a LNIB Ruger Mark III ?

    Thanks, Nyman

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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    Sounds a little high to me... I paid @ $340 for a new one about 14 months ago, but don't remember if that included tax or not. I have no idea what they go for used... you might check Gunbroker to get an idea.

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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    If your ok with buying used, maybe look into a MKII, less fluff than the current rugers.

    Mag disconnect=pain in the butt when cleaning

    Loaded chamber ind.= less accurate (depends who you ask)

    Disclaimer: I own a MKIII and it is very very accurate, I have no complaints about it (other than the "mag in, pull trigger, mag out, etc procedure"). I just wanted to buy new so I went with it.
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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    That's a fair price on the current market. I've seen them +/- $50 on that price. A MK III is also a very good .22.

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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    I have 2, 5 1/2 bull barrel MKIII's (one threaded for a suppressor). Both of mine are very accurate and have been trouble free. There is a specific sequence to taking them apart, but if you follow the instructions you have no problems.

    $299 isn't bad if it's in good shape. The MSRP (new) is right around $420. Dealer pricing (new) is low $270's.
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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    I have a MKIII 22/45 , but I don't remember what I paid for it. I always forget what I paid for firearms the moment it is in my hands. They are REALLY good guns and gosh are they fun as hell to shoot.

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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    I just recently purchased a Mk III, but with the standard barrel. Like new with a bull barrel for $300 is a pretty excellent price I think because it has the bull barrel. Make sure it's not a 22/45, though--that wouldn't be the best price. 22/45's have a bull barrel standard, but a polymer frame, so the base 22/45 sells for less than the base Mk III.

    You'll probably want one of these as well.

    Good luck. Mk III's are excellent .22s and are fun to shoot!

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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    They are defintely in my next purchase poool list. I've heard only good things except when it comes to disassembly.

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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    No its not a .22/45, its all blued steel , solid as heck, impeccable shape like it just came from the factory, in Ruger case with 3 ruger mags and paperwork.

    A 22/45 with the lightweight 4 inch bbl. is on my list too. Should make a nice camping /hiking gun etc.

    Nymax

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    Default Re: Ruger Mark III ?

    Quote Originally Posted by ksig1869 View Post
    They are defintely in my next purchase poool list. I've heard only good things except when it comes to disassembly.
    they fall apart....in time. but there are 20twenty steps to them back together.
    the mkI and II's are much simplier.
    but boy they do shoot well.
    it's only metal, we can out think it....

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