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steveNChunter · January 13, 2013, 05:03 PM

By a MK III 22/45 they mean a 22/45 that was made in the MK III era. Although there are some differences there are alot more similarities. As the starter of this thread Ive heard alot of good knowledgeable advice and comparison, even though there are alot of different opinions. What Ive gathered so far is this: If you can find a nice used MK II you might have the best of the best by just a hair, but there is no wrong choice when it comes to the MK series. From the first standard auto all the way up to the new MK III's and 22/45's, you cant go wrong. Seems to me there are many personal preferences but no such thing as a "bad" ruger MK.

January 13, 2013, 05:03 PM	#37
steveNChunter Senior Member Join Date: December 14, 2012 Location: Southern Appalachian Mtns Posts: 1,520	By a MK III 22/45 they mean a 22/45 that was made in the MK III era. Although there are some differences there are alot more similarities. As the starter of this thread Ive heard alot of good knowledgeable advice and comparison, even though there are alot of different opinions. What Ive gathered so far is this: If you can find a nice used MK II you might have the best of the best by just a hair, but there is no wrong choice when it comes to the MK series. From the first standard auto all the way up to the new MK III's and 22/45's, you cant go wrong. Seems to me there are many personal preferences but no such thing as a "bad" ruger MK.