Mark II

[BlenderWizard]

Does anyone here have a good place on the internet for some hoe-to's (and hopefully pics) of how to disassemble and reassemble a Ruger Mark II. I'm going beyond cleaning this time; I want to replace my trigger.

[Sniper]

Here's one but the last time I looked the disassembly page was still under construction.

MKII.org (http://www.markii.org/)

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[swill269]

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blenderwizard,

if all else fails you can get an illustrated parts breakdown print out from the ruger site. good luck, they are easier to take down than put back. :beer:

i just saw leather belt holsters for the mk I & II w/spare mag pocket in the "sportsmans guide" catalog. $40 is the going price. i have used a sholder holster for years and did not like it. i'm going to get me one for the hip.
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[Sniper]

Does this help?

MKII (http://www.1bad69.com/ruger/internals.htm)

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[swill269]

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sniper,
the only thing better than that would be for someone to do it for you. ;)
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[BlenderWizard]

Sniper,
That helps, but GOOD GOD thats a tough disassembly!

[Sniper]

You asked for it, I just try to deliver. :D

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[swill269]

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blenderwizard,
take note, it is harder to re-assemble. :eek:
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[Sniper]

And I hope there are no "spare parts" when you get it back together.

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[BlenderWizard]

Now, I know how to break it down for cleaning, and I've even removed the whole barrel/reciever assembly before, but I was just trying to get to where I could change the trigger.

[Sniper]

Are you having any luck?

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[dakota kid]

i helped a friend do this once (by help i mean drink beer and watch him curse) he finnally gave up and took it to the local smith who just shook his head.

:beer: so this time i will read and drink beer :beer:

[SOT_II]

Originally posted by BlenderWizard@Nov 10 2004, 07:43 PM
Does anyone here have a good place on the internet for some hoe-to's (and hopefully pics) of how to disassemble and reassemble a Ruger Mark II. I'm going beyond cleaning this time; I want to replace my trigger.
step by step with pictures and hints on the "trick".

http://www.tacticalsol.com/products/pac-li...te_assembly.htm (http://www.tacticalsol.com/products/pac-lite_assembly.htm)

[FatDaddy]

That's some dangerous info there...lol. There's nothing like the sickening in your stomach when springs start flying and parts start doinking around. Good luck. ;)