Ruger mk1 .22

Maybe give a call to Practical Performance in Fort Macleod AB. Their website currently lists the Mk1 spring pack out of stock, but I'm not sure how often they restock. They carry a vast lineup of the Wolff Springs, so they could probably add yours to their next order if Brownells doesn't work out for you
 
pete64 said:
Where could I get spring kit since my Ruger is from late 50s and springs are very tired
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Sorry, I am just jumping in here totally uninformed but are the MkI springs different from the MkII springs? MkII springs are still commonly available.

An easy way to compare is to check the part numbers on the schematics for the MkI and MkII pistols on the Numrich arms website:
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/ruger/auto-pistols-ruger

Aside from the fact that the MKI used 9 round mags vs. 10 in the MKII and the MkI did not have a slide stop they are essentially the same gun. In fact, MkII mags will fit the MkI with a very simple modification. I found this out when searching for MkI mags.

Although there may be exceptions for some parts, as far as I know Numrich ships to Canada.
 
ted_dent said:
Sorry, I am just jumping in here totally uninformed but are the MkI springs different from the MkII springs? MkII springs are still commonly available.

An easy way to compare is to check the part numbers on the schematics for the MkI and MkII pistols on the Numrich arms website:
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/ruger/auto-pistols-ruger

Aside from the fact that the MKI used 9 round mags vs. 10 in the MKII and the MkI did not have a slide stop they are essentially the same gun. In fact, MkII mags will fit the MkI with a very simple modification. I found this out when searching for MkI mags.

Although there may be exceptions for some parts, as far as I know Numrich ships to Canada.
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Pretty much all MK2 things fit MK1 as noted.
All springs that I can think of are the same.
 
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