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easygoing
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Hi,
In 1982 I purchased 2 Ruger Mark 1 .22 cal Pistols from a local dealer.
They each came in a wooden display box with Mag-na-port and the Mag-na -port bullseye stenciled on the boxes. They are a matched pair with only 200 produced. Mine are numbered 074 and 075. There is little or no info on the net to look at. The pistols are serial # 15-689xx and 15-689xx. 5 1/2" bull barrel, Clark match adj trigger, all lettering and numbers in gold, adj rear sight, Mag-na-port bullseye logo engraved on right side above and behind grip, bolt ears are painted or plated bright black with mag-na-port scripted in gold. The bolt is high ploished chrome.
I placed a call to Mag-na-port 3 years ago and they confirmed the consighnment.
They are still NIB and never been fired.
The bible and blue books have nada info on the pistols and any ffl's
locally have never heard of them. So any info anyone can provide to steer as to rarity, specs or value would be greatly appreciated indeed.
Thanks
In 1982 I purchased 2 Ruger Mark 1 .22 cal Pistols from a local dealer.
They each came in a wooden display box with Mag-na-port and the Mag-na -port bullseye stenciled on the boxes. They are a matched pair with only 200 produced. Mine are numbered 074 and 075. There is little or no info on the net to look at. The pistols are serial # 15-689xx and 15-689xx. 5 1/2" bull barrel, Clark match adj trigger, all lettering and numbers in gold, adj rear sight, Mag-na-port bullseye logo engraved on right side above and behind grip, bolt ears are painted or plated bright black with mag-na-port scripted in gold. The bolt is high ploished chrome.
I placed a call to Mag-na-port 3 years ago and they confirmed the consighnment.
They are still NIB and never been fired.
The bible and blue books have nada info on the pistols and any ffl's
locally have never heard of them. So any info anyone can provide to steer as to rarity, specs or value would be greatly appreciated indeed.
Thanks
Comments
If they were something that Magnaport just put together and sold on their own? Likely to have very little interest and value to a collector of Ruger firearms.
Post your question(s) with quality photos of the guns to the folks on the Ruger forum to get their input on this. Personally if these Ruger Mark I's are something that Magnaport just put together and sold on their own, I don't see them having great collectors value. Specially nowadays when everything is in the toilet, and a lot of folks are really hurting for money.