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I was told by him, that it's nothing more than a nasty rumor and NOT true.

It's hard for me to understand how anyone can draw a conclusion between a new "never fired pistol" and then a pistol that has been worked over.Ĭlick to expand.When I spoke with the Ruger Customer Service Manager, on several occasions, we discussed the above statement ( in red ). I have indeed received a Ruger Mark IV to receive some attention, but the pistol received is NEW from the factory and has,not as yet, been fired. Shipping a firearm through Priority Mail, UPS or Fed Ex, one can always insure that package for several times the worth of what's inside, so I guess I don't understand the reluctance to ship anywhere in the USA. If there is any proof of accuracy improvement, please post some before and after targets. The kits, in most all cases, do make "performance" quite a bit better, but not anymore accurate. īy the way, I have never read any evidence that installing, ANY kit, where that installation has made the pistol any more accurate. That's impossible,as the internals involved with each pistol are much different from one another, so they need to be treated accordingly 🤥. Smoothing any Ruger Mark pistol will ONLY do just that, smooth up the internal parts from sharp edges and burrs, it will not improve the trigger pull weight or make it into a Ruger Mark II. It's hard for me to understand how anyone can draw a conclusion between a new "never fired pistol" and then a pistol that has been worked over. Click to expand.I have indeed received a Ruger Mark IV to receive some attention, but the pistol received is NEW from the factory and has,not as yet, been fired.