Ruger 250th Anniversary Mark IV 22/45 Handgun .22 LR 10rd Magazine 4.4″ Threaded Barrel Blued Finish

Features:

• Limited edition model features a special "Made in the 250th Year of American Liberty" engraving on the barrel to commemorate America's 250th Anniversary.
• Simple one-button takedown for quick and easy field-stripping and proper chamber-to-muzzle cleaning. Pressing a button in the back of the frame allows the barrel-receiver assembly to tilt up and off the grip frame without the use of tools.
• Comfortable precision-molded polymer grip frame with a serrated frontstrap and checkered backstrap.
• 1/2"-28 threaded barrel with thread protector allows for the attachment of popular muzzle accessories.
• Cold hammer-forged barrel results in ultra-precise rifling that provides exceptional accuracy and longevity.
• Ergonomic bolt stop.
• Checkered 1911-style grip panels for a great appearance and comfortable non-slip hold.
• Internal cylindrical bolt construction ensures permanent sight-to-barrel alignment and higher accuracy potential than conventional moving-slide designs.
• Contoured ejection port and easy-to-grasp bolt ears allow for durable and reliable operation round after round.
• Factory-installed scope mount for direct optic mounting of RMR DPP and RMSc pattern optics.
• Ambidextrous manual safety can be converted to left-side only with included washer.
• Features a conveniently located push-button magazine release on the left side of the frame.
• Magazine drops free on release for convenient reloading.
• Magazine disconnect prevents discharge when the magazine has been removed.
• Also includes: two 10-round magazines.

Specifications:

• Caliber: 22 LR
• Capacity: 10
• Receiver Material: Alloy Steel
• Front Sight: Fixed
• Barrel Length: 4.40"
• Grip Frame: Polymer
• Grips: Checkered Synthetic
• Finish: Blued
• Width: 1.22"
• Rear Sight: Adjustable
• Barrel Style: Threaded Bull
• Weight: 33.3 oz.
• Overall Length: 8.50"
• Height: 5.50"
• Grooves: 6
• Twist: 1:16" RH
• Available in CA: No
• Available in MA: No