Ruger MK IV 22/45 Lite .22lr unboxing and suppressed on the range
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Just got my Ruger MK IV 22/45 Lite .22lr pistol. This is an unboxing, and my initial thought on the gun. I will also take it to the shooting range and do some shooting, with and without suppressor. .22lr suppressed is great fun. It comes threaded 1/2"x28, witch makes it easy to find suppressors / silencers / moderators and compensators to attatch. The triggerpull is beyond bad, sorry to say. Long, gritty and with a long, terrible resett. I was planning on shooting it a bit before replacing it, but something had to be done; a Volquartsen trigger kit is in the mail. I will also show how easy it is to dissasemble / assemble the Ruger MK IV.
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If you would like to see tests of .22lr ammo you will find this on my channel. There I'm in the process of conducting a huge ammotest where my goal is to test all the following ammo;
Eley Tenex Biathlon
Eley Tenex
Eley Team
Eley Subsonic
Eley Standard
Eley Sport
Eley Match pistol
Eley Match
Eley Match Biathlon
Eley High Velocity HP
Eley Force HV
Eley Force HV HP
Eley Contact subsonic
Eley Club
Eley Biathlon club
Eley Pistol Plus
CCI Velocitor
CCI Stinger
CCI Mini Mag solid
CCI Mini Mag HP
CCI Standard
CCI Sub-sonic
CCI Segmented HP HV
CCI Quiet-22 Segmented HP
CCI Quiet LRN Semi-auto
CCI Quiet LRN
CCI Blazer LRN
CCI Copper-22
CCI Pistol Match
CCI Stinger Vintage
Federal Automatch
Federal RPT
Federal 712 Game Shok
Federal American Eagle CP
Federal Prem.Hunter Match
Federal Am.Eagle Suppressed
Federal Black box
Federal Champion
Federal High Velocity LRN
Norma TAC-22
Norma Biathlon
Norma Subsonic
Norma 2
RWS Club
RWS High Velocity green
RWS High V Green Fragment
RWS High Velocity
RWS High Velocity HP
RWS Pistol Match
RWS Pistol Match SR
RWS R100
RWS R50
RWS Rifle Match
RWS Rifle Match S
RWS Semi Auto
RWS Subsonic HP
RWS Target pistol
RWS Target rifle
RWS R50 Vintage
RWS R Standard
RWS Special Match
SK Biathlon Sport
SK 22 Flatnose Basic
SK 22 Flatnose Match
SK 22 Longrange Match
SK 22 Rifle Match
SK 22 Semi Auto
SK 22 Standard Plus
SK Standard Plus vintage
SK 22 Magazine
SK 22 Pistol Match
SK 22 Pistol Match Spec
SK subsonic vintage
SK Rifle Match High Velocity
Magtech 40grs LRN CP
Magtech 40grs LRN SV
Magtech LRN HVBP 22A
Magtech LHP Subsonic 22D
Magtech LHP HYPV 22E
Magtech LHP High vel. 36gr
Lapua Biathlon X-treme
Lapua Center X
Lapua Midas+
Lapua Pistol King
Lapua Pistol OSP
Lapua Polar Biathlon
Lapua X-act
Winchester Laser 37grs
Winchester M22
Winchester SubsonicMax
Winchester Super X std velocity
Western X Super Match
Aguila Colibri/Super Colibri
Aguila Rifle Match Competition
Aguila Pistol Match Competition
Aguila Super Extra high vel cop
Aguila Super Extra std velocity
Remington Thunderbolt
Remington Viper TCSB
Remington Yellow Jacket
Remington Target RN
Remington Subsonic
Remington Peters
Fiocch TT Soft
Fiocchi TT Winter
Fiocchi Performance
S&B High Velocity
S&B High Velocity lot 2
S&B Club/standard
Top Shot
Geco Rifle
Geco Semi Auto
Polski Vintage
Is this youtubes biggest ammo test?
Some are sold out, or unavailable at the moment, but I have 70+ of these at hand already. I will use my Tikka T1X with a Zeiss Conquest 6,5-20x50, or my Bergara BXR with a Kahles Helia CL 4-12x52. Shooting will mostly be done prone, but I will be using a shootingrest when available. Range is 50 meters, or 54,7 yards. I will first run 10 shots over the chronograph to get an accurate velocity reading and prep the bore for the ammo I will be testing that day. I will then shoot five five shots groups to obtain an average group size. I will be dividing ammo into groups. They will be as follow; bulk, standard, match, high velocity, subsonic and specialtyammunition.
The results are of course valid only in my rifle. In your guns they may group better or worse. Rimfires are notorious for this.
I'm looking forward to doing this test and share the results with you all!
Disclaimer; This video is for entertainment purpose only. It's not an instruction film to be followed. I'm just a happy hobbyist, and not an expert on reloading or shooting by any means. Remember, reloading and shooting is inherently dangerous, and can cause injury and/or death. You do everything at your own risk!
Always use eye and ear protection when on the range, or handling weapons. And first and foremost use your brain!
We bought the exact same model 2 months ago...it runs flawlessly, accurate enough, and easy to clean...my missus lets me use it sometimes...
I used a Buckmark in Steel Challenge before, but cleaning it was a pain in the behind. The Ruger function close to 100% and very easy to clean. GV
Thank God, you bought this in Gold🎖(😂). What kind of trigger are you using on this Ruger today?
Superb review. Love those guns, they look like space gats. Howdy from the USA!
Hi! Yes, they are great guns! And cool looking😊. Thank you for watching my videos!
How difficult is it to get a suppressor in Norway ? It’s about a year wait and bunch of paperwork here in the states.
I can just go down to the gunshop and buy one, no waiting period. One of the few perks of being a gunowner in Norway.
Didn't know you had one? Get the Tandemkross lower Kraken for the Mark IV.
I might upgrade it. But it`s not available in Norway as far as I know
@thegunviking thought you were just a Tikka guy. Thinking of getting a Mark IV too. They look alotta fun to have especially in a 22.
@@BluedMarble I do a lot of pistolshooting, IPSC and Steel Challenge mostly. The MK IV is a great gun for steel challenge. I won the national championship last year with it. But the original trigger is no good.
@thegunviking congratulations Viking fella. Gotta figure out which one to get. Think there's over 12 different kinds of Mark IVs. Well take care, Olympic year has united us again.
@@BluedMarble Yes, it can be hard to choose sometimes. Have a nice weekend!
Should do a video about the Firearm laws in Norway. Here in the States the Liberals are constantly trying to impose more unconstitutional Firearm laws in violation of our 2nd Amendment. We already have to get Pistol Permits in a lot of states and get ATF approval on Short Barrel Rifles and Suppressors so hopefully it doesnt get any worst.
Don't give an inch! We just got a new law here in the EU (wich Norway isn't even a member of, but still follow), that has made it even more difficult to be a gun owner. We, as shooters, are still trying to find out how this will affect us.
I have the same one it’s just red,my favorite pistol,just wish they made a higher magazine count
Agree! A 15 round mag would be great. But double stack .22s can be a little unreliable.
For pistol shooting you don’t want to release your finger so much after it goes bang. Pull slowly until it goes bang then release just enough to hear the click of the reset then pull again.
In the video you can see your finger coming completely off which will result in very poor groups compared to what this pistol is capable of.
I coach kids on our SASP team all the time with this pistol since Ruger is one of sponsors and it’s the most obnoxiously loud pistol so just use the suppressor and don’t bother using a compensator unless you want it to sound as loud as a 9mm.
I know, I have been national champion in pistol shooting(sivilpistol, a norwegian sport). But the reset on this Ruger is so bad that the trigger must be released all the way otherwise it won`t engage. This is a new experience for me. A Volquartsen triggerkit is in the mail. I will be using it for steel challenge, and the timer wouldn`t work with a silencer. But it is great fun, and very pleasent to shoot. I use a Hämmerli 215 for serious target shooting. Thank you for watching my videos, and thank you for the input! Bård
That's a beauty!!🤠
Yes, I really like it. I won the Steel Challenge nationals in Norway with it this year.
@@thegunviking Nice...sounds like a good day.
Can you carry a gun in you in the car in Norway? Also how expensive is it there? Like rent food etc what’s it like?
Hello! In Norway, it is not legal to carry weapons for self-defense. It is permissible to transport weapons in vehicles, but they must be unloaded, covered, and stored in the trunk during transportation. Regarding the cost of living in Norway, unfortunately, there are high expenses for housing and food. However, workers generally earn good salaries, and healthcare is free (and good), so private health insurance is not necessary although some may choose to have it additionally. Moving a bit outside of the major cities quickly makes housing more affordable. Regards, Gunviking.
Nice comment, no gun nuts was harmed 🤣
He he, a little humor is never wrong😉
Nicely done, amazed you can have a gun shipped directly to you, have to shipped to a dealer here in California. Nice overview and review.
There are few advantages when it comes to gunownership in Norway compared to the USA, but this is one of the few. One of the other plus sides is supressors. No regulations. I could send my 12 year old niese to pick one up for me if so needed.
@@thegunviking Too many politicians have seen one too many James Bond movies and think a suppressor magically makes a gun completely silent over here.
@@IlsonBoy69 It`s a huge problem, not only when it comes to gun laws, but regulations in general. Politicians making rules about things they know little to nothing about.
in america u cant buy a gun until you pass mental, background, and health checks