I recently acquired a Ruger stainless Target MKIV.
in addition to the tutorials available on the web,I'm wondering if anyone has published any gunsmithing book/shop manual (I mean paper book) related to the Ruger MKIV series_
thanks to all
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I recently acquired a Ruger stainless Target MKIV.
in addition to the tutorials available on the web,I'm wondering if anyone has published any gunsmithing book/shop manual (I mean paper book) related to the Ruger MKIV series_
thanks to all
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If you’re talking about the owners manual that’s available on line. As for a gunsmith manual I can’t say. I would start out looking for the mark I manual from the 1949. I know the takedown process has gotten simpler and evolved, but I don’t know if there Is there much difference between them other than that. interesting firearm considering it’s the one that started Bill Rugers company.
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Jerry Kuhnhausen has a manual that covers mk1-3, and may have what you want for the mk4. He may have updated to cover the mk4, by now.
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