Gun Guides COMPLETE GUIDE RUGER 22 PISTOLS
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Gun Guides COMPLETE GUIDE RUGER 22 PISTOLS
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MPN: 32-RGRMK1
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Ruger® Complete Guide - 22 Automatic Pistols Gun-Guides®
WHAT THIS MANUAL COVERS:
- Step-by-step complete disassembly and reassembly procedures
- 4 pages of exploded parts diagrams that includes all part names.
- Confidently install replacement parts and accessories.
MODEL COVERAGE:
ALL models from 1947 ~ 2004 (Mark I, Mark II, 22/45, etc.)
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Ruger Standard, Mark I, Mark II, 22/45, Competition, Government, Slab-sides and all special models prior to the release of the new Mark III series introduced in 2005
FEATURES:
- 66 high-resolution photos
- Detailed exploded parts diagrams
- Includes "rare" complete serial numbers and manufacturing dates from 1949 ~ 2004 for ALL models.
- Easy-to-follow, hands-on format
- Comb-bound – lays flat for convenient, hands-free use on your workbench
- Durable cardstock cover for shop or range use
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Format: Printed Manual
- Pages: 45
- Size: 8.5" x 6"
- Condition: New
- UPC: 827624391273
- ISBN:
- GTIN:
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- See photos for Table of Contents and additional details
ABOUT GUN-GUIDES®:
Gun-Guides® is the #1 publisher of firearm disassembly and maintenance guides, reloading guides, and log books for documenting reloading data / range activity, and your personal firearms collection.
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Excerpt from this Guide:
The .22 Ruger Pistol - 1949 Instant Success
The Ruger .22 is the best selling .22 pistol in the world. Since its introduction in 1949, the Ruger .22 Standard Model pistol quietly took over the .22 pistol market. Its good looks, superior performance and very reasonable price tag gave it an instant advantage over long established brands on the market such as the High Standard or Colt Woodsman. Americas shooters found a .22 pistol that delivered solid value and outstanding performance for the money.
Ruger Mark I Standard Pistol circa 1949, with its salt cod box and Ruger cardboard carton, circa 1954-1960. Cost: $37.50
Since 1950, the demand for these Ruger pistols exceeded supply. Ruger enjoyed a back-order condition into the mid 1970s.
In 1951, The Mark I Target Pistol was introduced, with an adjustable rear sight and a 6 7/8 barrel. Cost: $57.50 During 1952~1953 Ruger produced a Mark I with a 5 1/4 tapered barrel. Due to lack of interest, this version was dropped from production. It remains one of the only Ruger's ever discontinued as most have been replaced by design improvements. This short-lived model is sought after by most pistol collectors.
In 1955, Ruger made an aftermarket muzzle brake available, but it was discontinued. Ruger introduced the Bull Barrel in 1964. These 5 1/2 inch barrels have a front sight base attached by screws. In 1971, the black emblem was moved to the right grip panel. All Standard and Mark I pistols made in 1976 have barrels stamped with Made in the 200th Year of American Liberty.
All Ruger firearms since 1977 have the roll marking on the barrels that say: BEFORE USING GUN - READ WARNINGS IN INSTRUCTION MANUAL AVAILABLE FREE FROM STURM, RUGER, & COMPANY, INC., SOUTHPORT, CT., USA.
- Product Height: 0.25
- Product Width: 5.6
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