Description
The Ruger Mark IV Target 22 LR 5.5 in Threaded Bull 10-Rd is a .22 Long Rifle semi-automatic pistol built for serious range work and plinking. It comes with a 5.50-inch threaded bull barrel in satin stainless steel, two 10-round magazines, and an adjustable rear sight. This is the Ruger Mark IV platform with the one-button takedown that makes cleaning fast and easy.
| Manufacturer | Ruger |
|---|---|
| Model | Mark IV Target |
| Material | Stainless steel barrel, aluminum frame |
| Compatibility | .22 LR ammunition only |
| Finish | Satin stainless |
| Weight | 36.6 oz (unloaded, per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- One-Button Takedown — Press one button and the upper lifts off the grip frame. This means you can field-strip and clean the Mark IV in seconds, no tools or frustration.
- Threaded Bull Barrel (1/2×28) — The 5.50-inch bull barrel is threaded so you can attach a suppressor or compensator. It reduces recoil and muzzle rise, helping you stay on target for faster follow-up shots.
- Adjustable Rear Sight — Windage and elevation adjustments let you dial in your point of aim precisely. This matters when you’re trying to punch tight groups at 25 yards.
- Two 10-Round Magazines — Spare magazine means less reloading at the range. Each mag feeds .22 LR reliably, and the extended base pad makes seating easier.
- Satin Stainless Finish — Corrosion-resistant and easy to wipe down after a wet day at the range. No rust worries, even if you shoot in humid weather.
Who It’s For
This pistol is for anyone who wants a dedicated .22 LR target gun that’s accurate out of the box. It fits new shooters learning fundamentals, experienced marksmen working on trigger control, and suppressor owners who want a quiet host. The threaded barrel also appeals to hunters who need a low-noise option for small game.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: The one-button takedown is a real time-saver — you can clean it in under a minute.
- Pro: Satin stainless finish holds up well against sweat and solvents.
- Con: The grip angle is steep, and some shooters find it less natural than a 1911-style frame. An aftermarket grip adapter can help, but it’s an extra cost.
Comparison
| Feature | Ruger Mark IV Target | Browning Buck Mark Camper | Smith & Wesson M&P 22 Compact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barrel Length | 5.50 in (threaded bull) | 5.5 in (tapered) | 3.6 in (non-threaded) |
| Magazine Capacity | 10 rounds | 10 rounds | 10 rounds |
| Weight (unloaded) | 36.6 oz | 34 oz | 17 oz |
| Finish | Satin stainless | Blued | Black polymer |
| Takedown | One-button | Disassembly pin | Slide lock |
| Price | $695.88 | $479.99 | $429.99 |
FAQ
Can I use standard-velocity .22 LR ammunition in the Ruger Mark IV Target?
Yes. The Mark IV Target cycles reliably with standard-velocity .22 LR ammo. Use high-velocity for best performance if you’re running suppressed.
Does the threaded barrel come with a thread protector?
Yes. Ruger includes a thread protector installed on the barrel. You can remove it when attaching a suppressor or muzzle device.
What type of suppressor fits the 1/2×28 threads?
Any .22 LR suppressor with 1/2×28 threads will fit. Popular options include the SilencerCo Sparrow, Dead Air Mask, and Ruger Silent-SR.
Is the magazine release reversible for left-handed shooters?
Yes. The magazine release button can be swapped to the right side for left-handed operation. The takedown button is ambidextrous.
Last updated: April 2026
According to Ruger’s 2025 product catalog, the Mark IV series accounts for over 40% of the .22 LR pistol market in the U.S. — a testament to its reliability and shootability.
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