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Used Ruger Mark I 22LR, 6.5" barrel

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Used Ruger Mark I 22LR, 6.5" barrel

RugerSemi-AutomaticUPC 653970000000

The Used Ruger Mark I 22LR with a 6.5-inch barrel is a classic semi-automatic pistol known for its reliability and precision. Ideal for shooting enthusiasts looking for a historic firearm, this .22 caliber handgun delivers consistent performance and a smooth trigger pull. Perfect when training new shooters or plinking at the range, its lightweight design offers excellent control and reduced recoil. With its vintage appeal and robust build, it's excellent for target practice, small game hunting, and competitive shooting. This Ruger Mark I combines a storied legacy with practical features, making it a timeless addition to any firearm collection.

ManufacturerRuger
TypeSemi-Automatic
UPC653970000000
Item #

Technical Overview

CategoryHandguns
ManufacturerRuger
ModelSemi-Automatic
InventoryIn Stock
Item Number
UPC653970000000

Specifications

  • Caliber: .22 Long Rifle (22LR)
  • Model: Ruger Mark I
  • Barrel Length: 6.5 inches
  • Action: Semi-automatic
  • Overall Length: Approximately 12.5 inches
  • Weight: Around 38 ounces
  • Frame Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Finish: Blued steel barrel and receiver
  • Grip: Checkered wood or plastic (varies)
  • Sights: Adjustable iron sights
  • Magazine Capacity: 10-round single-stack magazine
  • Safety: Manual safety lever
  • Origin: Manufactured by Sturm, Ruger & Co.

FAQs

Is the Used Ruger Mark I 22LR reliable for regular use?

Yes, the Ruger Mark I is known for its reliability and can support regular shooting practice when properly maintained.

Can this pistol be used for beginner shooters?

Absolutely, its low recoil and manageable size make it perfect for training new shooters.

Is the 6.5-inch barrel good for accuracy?

Yes, the 6.5-inch barrel length offers a good balance of accuracy and maneuverability.

What type of ammunition does it use?

The pistol is chambered for .22 Long Rifle (22LR) ammunition.

How does this model compare to newer Ruger Mark series pistols?

The Mark I has a vintage design with similar accuracy but may lack some modern ergonomic features found in newer models.

Is this firearm suitable for self-defense?

While possible, the .22LR caliber and semi-auto design are generally more suited for target shooting and training rather than personal defense.

Does the used condition affect performance?

Provided the firearm is inspected and maintained, a used Mark I can perform reliably like a new one.

Are replacement parts readily available?

Many parts for Ruger Mark I pistols remain available due to the model's popularity and longevity.