Videos tagged with Ruger Mark I

This video provides an in-depth look at the Ruger Mark series of pistols, tracing their design lineage from Bill Ruger's 1949 original, influenced by the Japanese Nambu pistol. The presenter showcases four different models, highlighting variations in features like magazine release, last shot hold open, and sights across the Mark I, II, and III generations. The discussion touches on the appeal of these pistols for collectors and their suitability as accurate, reliable .22LR firearms.

This video showcases the destructive power of various firearms against a unique target: canned cranberry sauce. Matt Carriker, demonstrating high authority and expertise, tests a Sons of Liberty Gun Works AR-15, a Ruger Mark I, a Taurus Raging Hunter, and a Desert Eagle. The segment highlights the different ballistic effects of calibers ranging from .22 LR to .50 AE, offering practical insights into firearm performance in a humorous, yet informative, context.

This video details an experiment by Matt Carriker of DemolitionRanch, demonstrating how liquid metal (gallium) can be used to weaken a solid aluminum block by making it brittle. The process involves applying gallium to a prepared aluminum surface, allowing it to infiltrate the metal's structure over a week, and then testing the block's reduced integrity with various firearms, culminating in the complete destruction of the block by a .50 BMG round. The expert-level demonstration highlights material science principles applied to destructive testing.

This video from Demolition Ranch features Matt Carriker conducting an experiment to test the penetration capabilities of various firearm calibers against stacked automotive brake rotors. The test includes calibers ranging from .22 LR to .50 BMG, fired from different platforms like an AR-15 and a Barrett M107A1. The results demonstrate that while smaller calibers are largely ineffective, larger rifle rounds can penetrate multiple rotors, and brake rotors can serve as surprisingly effective improvised armor against certain small arms.

This YouTube video showcases a fun "blowing stuff up" session using .22 LR CCI Mini Mag hollow-point ammunition. The firearms featured are a Ruger 10/22 rifle and a Ruger Mark I pistol. The video highlights the effectiveness of the .22 LR caliber in a destructive context, with a "vs. Stuff" theme implied by the title and description.

This video features a Ruger Mark I .22 pistol being used to shoot water-filled cans. The description mentions the use of various ammunition types, implying testing or demonstration of different loads with the firearm in this activity. The focus is on the practical application of shooting and observing the effects on the targets.

This video provides a detailed comparison of the Ruger Mark I, Mark II, and Mark III .22 LR pistols, highlighting key differences in design, ergonomics, and functionality across generations. The expert instruction covers magazine compatibility, magazine release mechanisms, slide serrations, and sight options, concluding with range performance observations.

This guide details the reassembly of Ruger Mark I, II, and III pistols, presented by a Brownells Gunsmith. It covers grip installation, receiver and frame alignment, bolt and recoil spring assembly, specific hammer positioning for the Mark III, mainspring housing installation, and crucial troubleshooting for hammer strut misalignment. The video emphasizes a methodical approach, utilizing specialized tools for precise component seating and alignment, concluding with a vital function and safety check.

This guide details the proper lubrication procedures for Ruger Mark I, II, and III pistols, as demonstrated by an expert from Brownells. It covers applying oil to the bolt, mainspring housing, trigger mechanism, and metal-to-metal contact points, emphasizing the use of a needle oiler for precision and warning against over-lubrication which can attract fouling and impede function.

This guide details the cleaning process for Ruger Mark I, II, and III .22 LR rimfire pistols, as demonstrated by a Brownells Technician. It covers essential supplies, barrel cleaning techniques, receiver and bolt maintenance, and frame cleaning. The methodical approach emphasizes proper tool selection and solvent application for effective fouling removal.

This guide details the field stripping process for Ruger Mark I, II, and III series pistols, as demonstrated by Brownells. It emphasizes safety checks, proper tool usage to avoid marring, and the specific steps for removing the bolt, recoil spring, and barrel receiver. The instruction highlights model-specific differences, such as the Mark III's magazine disconnect safety.

This video from Brownells showcases the Ruger® Mark I/II/III™, 22/45™, and 10/22® Heavy Duty Extractor manufactured by Tactical Solutions LLC. It provides information and likely demonstrates the features and benefits of this specific firearm component for owners of these popular Ruger models. Viewers can learn more about the extractor's functionality and potential performance enhancements by watching the video or visiting the provided Brownells URL.