Mark series holster I stumbled on, from Sportsmans Guide....

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While buying two other items, came across this holster.
Might wanna check this out this, not expensive, KYDEX holster.


http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/black-dog-mag-ruger-mk-series-holster?a=876514

Constructed well, can easily be set up left handed, works with or with out a scope, and adjustable retention using a screwdriver.

Own a Mark 2 22/45 ,stainless 5 1/2 " bull barrel...perfect fit.
Looks to me would work well with any Mark series,and built to last as long as the gun.
Adjusting tension would take a screw driver and one minute.

Just figured worth sharing.... :wink:
 
I have one for my 22/45 and it works great except after I put on a VQ compensator the gun won't go into the holster. Comp is too thick.

So, until I find an open front for my Mark III I'm going to use a bag.
 
AzShooter1,

Geeze bud,
As trying to show 99.9% of other Mark gun owners...what seems a great hidden find....
The first response ends with...... ''So, until I find an open front for my Mark III I'm going to use a bag.'' LOL

Well, yer right....
ADD SOMETHING AS THICK AS A SILENCER TO THE END OF THE BARREL...YA MIGHT NEED A BAG LOLOLOLOLOL!

But would it be a safe bet, you would agree...
Those without aftermarket parts that ENLARGE BARREL SIZE,should check this holster out ? :lol:
 
That's the holster I have and even loosening it up it will not work. I am getting an Ernie Hill Speed holster that I know will fit the bill for what I need. I don't need the speed, just something that will let me put the gun in securely.
 
That Black Dog holster for the Ruger Mk-series has been around for years and is sold by many dealers. Tactical Solutions sell a relabeled version of it under their name too. It works very well for the MkII and III and 22/24 variations. It's functional but not perfect for the new MkIV.

If you are going to mount a red dot on the gun, the mounting rail has to be shortened in front to use this holster.
 
Not sure what the need is for a holster for a target pistol. I only buy holsters for guns that I carry or might be carrying, and I can't imagine ever having a reason to carry my new Mark IV pistol.
 
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I have one of the Fobus holsters and like it for range use and/or for a pistol with optics attached. It leaves a lot of the pistol exposed to bumps, dings, and dust. And yes, you can use a muzzle attachment IF it's barrel diameter or slightly smaller.
 
Jeepnik said:
The finish on my absolute worst looking hand gun deserves better than kydex.
I've never found Kydex to be particularly hard on gun finished, either blue or stainless. I have a 9 year old blued Les Baer 1911 that been carried, drawn from and reholstered in Kydex all it's life and the holster wear is minor and certainly no worse than a snug fitting leather would have done.
 
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