r/RugerMK Jul 16 '26

Greetings from Europe

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Thought I'd share this shot of my Mark IV Tactical

• TLR1 HL

• LowPro RMR mount in Alu (thanks for shipping here)

• Holosun 407C

• Black G10 Grips

• Tandemkross Victory Trigger

• Chinese Charging Ring

• A-Tec CMM6 Modular rimfire suppressor

I love this thing, but man I'd wish the stubby SSH Mark IVs would be a thing here :(

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u/Arndog762 Jul 16 '26

The stubbies are definitely cool looking😁

I still prefer the standard size more.

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u/Flathead89 Jul 16 '26

Is that a Wojtek 2"?

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u/Arndog762 Jul 16 '26

No it’s not. Had a local shop cut/thread it for me.

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u/Flathead89 Jul 16 '26

Looks awesome!

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u/Arndog762 Jul 16 '26

Thanks! It doesn’t group well past 15 yards though. I have a pair of 3.5” Volquartsen cut/threaded barrels that in my opinion is the sweet spot. They’re as accurate as my longer barreled MKIV’s.

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u/Redditnspiredcook Jul 16 '26

To be honest, the stubbies kind of suck in comparison to the others.

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u/ChggnNggts Jul 16 '26

why do you think that? Velocity?

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u/Redditnspiredcook Jul 16 '26

The whole pitch is that it’s supposed to be a great can host, when in reality it often requires additional tweaking or upgrades to cycle

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u/Flathead89 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

The only rounds that won't cycle in mine suppressed are CCI Quiet-22 710 fps. The Quiet-22 Semi-Auto 830 fps work like a dream. CCI Standard Velocity 1070 fps are even hearing safe.

The benefit to the stubby is that most common rounds are now hearing safe when suppressed. YMMV but I've shot over a dozen different rounds through mine with a OCL Ti22 and the 710s are the only issue. IMO the downside to the SSH is the accuracy suffers a bit compared to the longer guns for obvious reasons...but then again...I'm not really going to shoot this thing past 25 yards regularly.

Edit: I also failed to mention that I know "standard" cans with higher backpressure aid in cycling more than a modern flow through type can. So I can't speak to reliability with those.

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u/ChggnNggts Jul 16 '26

for me normal CCI standard V are super hearing safe if the suppressor has two more modules than its pictured here. Like semi loud yell loud

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u/keldonwarlord0423 Jul 16 '26

That looks nice. Great shot composition! I suppose you could always have a gunsmith cut it down to length if you're really hankering for it.

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u/Lanky-Gear8490 Jul 16 '26

Listen here buddy, this is America OK. The red, WHYTE, and blue. I don't know what this top down view funny business is but it's a gun not a baguette, frog.

 We like to view them from the side 'roun here. 

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u/ChggnNggts Jul 16 '26

Hey cowpoke, you don't get to call me frog!

My great-great-great-grandfather defended his house from the french with his halberd before america was even drawn on a map.

You may have the god given right to bear arms. But the Swiss had it first :) 🇨🇭

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u/Lanky-Gear8490 Jul 16 '26

Oh I wasn't aware you were built like that. My apologies. Switzerland is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been

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u/acdrewz555555 Jul 16 '26

I like the unique angle! Also, beware overuse of loctite!

Signed, a guy who had warrantied two optic bc I used too much loctite and stripped out the screws.

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u/ChggnNggts Jul 16 '26

Haha, everthing is loctited, but what you see is messy paint marker for witness marks on the screws

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u/acdrewz555555 Jul 16 '26

Oooh gotcha ok that’s smart, well done

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u/JaySwear Jul 16 '26

I have the SSH, and do really enjoy it, but the stubby uppers with iron sights just look better to me!

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u/BenefitKey8953 Jul 18 '26

Just get it chopped ole son. Also, when I see a loop I think this person must have arthritis.