Ruger Mark IV Pellet Pistol

The whole pistol is great. Very accurate. Can modify some if wanted. Plinking very fun. . Might even take out small pest, close rang.

Some more power.

Oil it and clean barrel before shooting. Found that Crossman 7.4gr pointed spot on @ 30ft.

Feels like a target model Mark I-IV. Target sites and decent trigger. Accurate with target pellets and very smooth cocking. A good value for plinking and fun shooting. Love it

Safety is in spot where a .22 long rifle Mark I-IV slide release is found and while safe may confuse an inexperienced shooter. Pistol would not be a humane pest tool but wasn't meant to be such.

Decent value for the money and was nice to shoot a pistol that didn't take CO2. Right out of the box it was shooting 1.5" groups from a bench with factory sights.using low end Daisy test ammo. With RWS or H&N ammo and some sighting in it should achieve 1" groups easily. Not bad for a $55 pistol, not bad at all.

Would be nice to have a rail for optics, or possibly some additional functional parts to mirror the real Mark IV. But for the money it's not a deal breaker and is still well worth the cost.

Fiber optic front sight is helpful, but a adapted barrel hold is needed to avoid damaging it when breaking the barrel, but it is quite possible to learn the hold pretty quickly. Safety self enguages automatically on cocking and has to be switched to fire every shot, but does make the pistol safer, hopefully it doesn't wear out over hundreds of shots. Overall I like the pistol for the cost and it does give you that Mark IV feel with the handle angle. Accuracy is good for the money and the sights are adjustable. Mine shot 3 inches to the right out of the box, but was correctable with the rear sight. I like this pistol and is a nice addition to my air powered handgun collection.

Authentic make-up and solid construction!

Lighter trigger pull........ possibly adjustable.

Fun backyard plinker! Economic value!

Lots of fun. Quiet enough for indoor use, easy to cock and load (much easier than my Beeman P17).

Trigger pull is somewhat heavy and might affect accuracy for some. I think if you can shoot decent with a stiff trigger any other trigger will be easy. I sprayed a little silicone wd40 in the safety area and around the trigger and it seemed to help. I also took one of the grips off and put lead split shot sinkers in the honeycombed area for weight and balance.

Easy to cock and load. Well built good lines

Trigger pull

Nice gun but horrible trigger pull.

Nice replica, feels good in the hand.

The trigger sucks. Really sucks. Really, really sucks. And lose the front sight insert. Stick with target style sights.

There's no reason to have a trigger this horrible - especially not on an otherwise nice gun that resulted from a collaboration of two great firearms companies. Please redesign this trigger. It reflects poorly on your reputation.

Really like the feel of it - almost the same as my real Mk IV. Fun to shoot. Haven’t found the right pellet yet - shoots a little wild.

It looks very realistic! Very light on wait. Easy to load and cock.

FPS too low. Increase the FPS a bit more. More different finishes, colors, and interchangeable parts.

Buy both of them. They are selling fast!
Lot’s of fun with the entire family..

Awesome! Lots of fun!

The FPS a bit too low. A version for outdoor hunting or pest control should be available.

Get it now before it goes out of stock.