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  • charliemeyer007
    http://www.brownells.com/magazines/handgun-magazines/magazines/ruger-magazines-prod12640.aspx?ttver=2

    Look at the sale side for pics of the different models.
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  • 1022man
    If it was purchased in the 1960's it is a model Standard or mark1. Mark 1 mags are easy to get. Mark 2 mags are easier. You can use mk2 mags in a mk1, you just have to move the thumb buttom to the other side of the mag.
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  • rufe-snow
    If it was purchased in the 60's, and isn't marked Mark 1. It's the "Standard Model", which takes the same mag as the Mark 1.

    The mag bodies used on the "Standard Model", "Mark 1" and "Mark 2", are the same. It will only be a matter of switching the follower "button" from one side of the mag to the other, for them to work in any of the early Rugers.

    Best to see if you can pick up some used ones locally. As the current craziness has permeated down to Ruger 22 pistol magazines. I was at a show yesterday where some AH was trying to peddle used ones for $40 each.
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  • BGHillbilly
    quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
    If it was purchased in the 60's, and isn't marked Mark 1. It's the "Standard Model", which takes the same mag as the Mark 1.

    The mag bodies used on the "Standard Model", "Mark 1" and "Mark 2", are the same. It will only be a matter of switching the follower "button" from one side of the mag to the other, for them to work in any of the early Rugers.

    Best to see if you can pick up some used ones locally. As the current craziness has permeated down to Ruger 22 pistol magazines. I was at a show yesterday where some AH was trying to peddle used ones for $40 each.

    Heck some yahoo used the $100 BIN for two and a pouch on here.
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  • Snigley
    Thanks much for the help guys!
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