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I have just acquired a Ruger Standard that dates to 1975. It is my understanding that these are identical to the Mark 1 with the exception of the fixed sights. Is this correct? I was looking for a Mark 2 but at the $220 price tag I couldn't pass it up. My question is: are these worth modifying with bull barrel etc or should I just go find myself a Mark 2?
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The cost would probably be more than its worth. Not collectors pieces but their value is slowly increasing, I'd leave it unmolested, they shoot pretty well in out of box form. Mark 2's are out there if you look, past these I wouldn't buy a Ruger, too much crap added that can screw up, I've had two MK 3's. will not own another."some people never let their given word interfere if something they want comes along"
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What was wrong with the Mark 3's? I've only owned the Mark 2.Comment
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With added safety features, make it much harder to put together.Originally posted by ED4 View Post“I have a Right to my Life; I have a Right to the Fruits of my Labor. If you concede the principle of the Income Tax, you concede the principle that the government owns ALL your income and permits you to keep a certain percentage of it.”
─Ron Paul, interview by Time on Sep 17, 2009.Comment
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Can't they be removed to make the Mark 3 similar to the Mark 2?Comment
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I found a Mark 3 short upper and put it on a Mark 2. I had to remove the loaded chamber indicator for the mark 2 bolt to work. Other than that there has been no problems.Comment
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Well... Now I'm in a pickle. I picked up an entry level Mark 3 for $150... So now I have a pair, and neither one resemble the Mark 2 bull barrel I was wanting, but for $150, how do you say no?
Now all I need is a shoulder rig for a double cross draw!Comment
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I had a nice stainless bull barrel Mk. II, but I could shoot my 6" pre mark standard just as well. Sold the Mk. II just cause I could get more out of it than the standard and didn't need both. Any of the Ruger Mark series pistols are great guns. You're probably just as well off with what you have than what you were looking for in the first place. Ya got a heck of a deal on both of them!
arkyboyI\'d rather dial 1911!Comment
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