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Aftermarket Barrels for Ruger MKI/MKII

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What are some good sources for aftermarket barrels for Rugers' fun little .22? There is nothing wrong with my little MKI, but I must admit I've always wanted one of the bull barrels - it finally dawned on me that maybe I could just change barrels and not guns.

I found Clarks' website, but wasn't really wanting to spend $ 200 (on a barrel for a $100 gun).............
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  • buckdeer
    volquartsen also makes replacement barrels they are also quite expensive although you might contact them and get them to sell you one they have taken off another ruger, they do customizing on mark II's so may have an original bull barrel laying around it will not hurt to ask
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  • EVILDR235
    Hi,
    You might also try the Gun Parts Corp.
    ,Brownells catalog,The broken Gun Ranch,Volquartsen and Shotgun news to name a few.I bought My extras on Ebay.Got lucky and got a couple new ones there.Goodluck and remember the ones on Ebay,You will be bidding against Me
    EvilDr235

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  • Rafter-S
    You might check to see how you could trade for a bull barrel model. With the price of a barrel, and the gunsmith costs for installation, it may be cost effective to simply trade.

    And as inexpensive as the MKII's are now days, you might want to just buy one...and keep the old MKI. A guy can't have too many guns, you know.

    My humble 2-cents worth,
    Rafter-S

    P.S. By the way, your MKI is worth more than $100.





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  • mballai
    The slab-sided barrel model (Competition) is pretty much a custom gun out of the box with a great barrel, decent trigger and excellent sights. It would probably be cheaper to get one of those than to do a custom job.

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