RUGER MARK IV HUNTER for Sale

Quick Look

The Ruger Mark IV Hunter evolves from the iconic Ruger Standard pistol, introduced in the 1940s. Engineered for precision rimfire shooting, it offers modern upgrades while preserving classic ergonomics. Its accurate barrel and intuitive takedown make it popular among target shooters and small-game hunters.

Why It's a Top Choice

• One-button takedown for fast field stripping
• Target-crowned fluted barrel for enhanced accuracy
• Adjustable rear sight and fiber optic front
• Durable stainless steel construction
• Compatible with many Mark-series accessories

Key Variants

Ruger Mark IV Hunter

Designed for hunters and precision shooters who want a target-capable .22 LR with a fluted barrel.

Ruger Mark IV Target

Ideal for range and competition use with blued finish and bull barrel.

Ruger Mark IV 22/45

Offers the same action style with a polymer frame for reduced weight and 1911-style grip.

Ruger Mark IV Tactical

Picatinny rails and threaded barrel make this variant suppressor- and optic-ready.

Ruger Mark IV Standard

The classic look with improved mechanics--perfect for collectors and casual plinkers.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Ruger Mark Iv Hunter	Browning Buck Mark	Smith & Wesson Victory
MSRP	$749	$549	$449
Capacity	10+1	10+1	10+1
Weight	44 oz	34 oz	36 oz
Optics-Ready	No	Optional	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-action	Single-action	Single-action
Notable Pro	Easy field stripping	Comfortable grip angle	Modular accessory-ready
Notable Con	Heavier than peers	Fewer customization options	Less refined trigger

Best Use Cases

• Precision rimfire target shooting
• Small-game hunting
• Competitive rimfire matches
• Range practice and skill-building
• Collector appreciation

FAQs

What is the barrel length of the Ruger Mark IV Hunter?

The Ruger Mark IV Hunter features a 6.88-inch fluted stainless steel barrel, enhancing accuracy.

Can I mount optics on a Ruger Mark IV Hunter?

Yes, it includes a drilled and tapped receiver for aftermarket optic rail installation.

How does the Mark IV's takedown work?

It uses a one-button release behind the grip, allowing fast and tool-free disassembly.