Ruger Mark IV 22 45 Lite Field Strip, Clean & Lube.

Rizzo, walks you through the steps needed to field strip, clean and lube the Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite. The Ruger Mark IV series of pistols has set the bar pretty high in terms of reliability, ease of use, take down and reassembly. It has a rail to mount your accessories like red dots, it's chambered in 22lr and has a grip angle similar to a 1911.
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[@adamhearts9195]

mine does not have a button,, but on the back side of the grip there is some kind of contraption that folds out and it's metal

[@OphidianTactical]

@adamhearts9195, I haven't seen that. I'm going to have to look into that one. Do you know what model number you have?

[@robertzimmerman9194]

I would suggest you remove the thread protector, and clean the threads and protector. With my 22's. I always find the threads need cleaning.

[@OphidianTactical]

robert zimmerman, you are 100% correct. NO idea how I forgot about that.

[@patrickgillen6383]

How often do you clean the 22/45

[@OphidianTactical]

Patrick Gillen, usually around every 500- 750 rounds I'll give it a quick cleaning