Refurbished- Ruger Mark I Air Pistol- .177 Cal- 600 FPS

The sights are horrible.

I have over 20 air guns, all of which are relatively inexpensive and many of which are refurbs and have required TLC. I say this so that you understand that I don't mind working with a gun to get it shooting right. I bought my Mark I new at a different store and I have never been able to hit anything accurately with it no matter what I do to it. I tyried scopes and adjusting the sights and tuning it and finally just gave up and took it apart for potential parts gun for other things. Biggest waste of time ever. This is only AG I have ever regretted getting.

Really nice, well balanced pellet popper, I can use it on tin cans all day and am never left unsatisfied. It has a strong spring, so get used to that, but for the price, there is none finer than this.

One advantage, other than the low price, of buying a refurbished gun is, instead of a clam shell, it comes in a nice box for storage. I installed a red dot sight on mine, and after cleaning the bore with dry patches, I was shooting tight groups. It did diesel for a while. There is a trigger travel adjustment just in front of the trigger. I screwed it down until it was tight, though I'd appreciate a few more turns. If there's anything standing in the way of accuracy, it's the trigger; it's smooth, and breaks nicely, but it takes a bit of effort to pull it back. I'm hoping it gets easier with use. This pistol is well made, and the grip assembly, held by 3 screws, is made from a sturdy plastic. The safety is not automatic, which I enjoy. It doesn't seem to be fussy about pellets, shooting consistently regardless of what I use. The cocking aid fits tight to the muzzle, which favors leaving it in place while shooting. All in all, it's a fine, fun pistol to shoot. The one I received looks brand new.

I got it new from Walmart. Two of them broke on me. This was when it first came out I have since bought my brother in law one. I had accuracy issues the brother in law shoots it same hole on the paper over and over so it will do as much as you can make it do at 30 feet. It has a bit of power and a decent kick. Clean it well. I clean both of mine (mine and the one I gave as a gift). They were filled with some light machine oil and even with cleaning dieseling was unavoidable.

I ran out of elevation on the rear sight. I am at the end of the threads to raise the rear sight. The glow dots are pointing down at a 45 degree angle. I have to aim 1 1/2 - 2" up to hit the target at 10 meters. The front sight is too high for the rear sight and there is no more elevation adjustment that can be dialed in.

my boyfriend bought me this gun and I practiced using this gun by adjusting the sights up and down and right to left and it shots all over the place. with my boyfriends 1377 crossman, I can hit 1/4 in dots at 30 feet. with this pistol, I cant hit the side of a barn

I have been very happy with this break barrel air pistol right out of the box. I shot close to 100 shots with it the day I received it. I have an indoor airgun range in my garage and an outdoor range with shooting stations at 10, 20, 30, and 100 feet. This pistol is extremely accurate at 100 feet using the open sights or a red dot scope. I have had the pistol for a couple of weeks now and have shot another 300+ shots with it. A great plinker - No problems at all, just fun-fun-fun!

Great high powered pistol, fantastic price, 3/8" dovetail allows for scope, sights come with it are fiber optic and very easy to see and adjust. well balanced pistol. Great for target shooting or for plinking.

I just got this today and ran about 100rds through it. The rear sight leaves a lot to be desired and the screws all need to be tightened and have locktite on them. The weight is pretty good as is the balance. I managed to hit soda cans at about 12 yards and I think with a decent red dot or scope it would do much better. Cocking effort is avarage for a break barrel gun and the cocking aid really helps.

This pistol is fun to shoot. My friends where surprised as will. easy to cock and load rounds. Good power for hand spring gun. The only issue was the rear site adjustment. We ran out of travel on the windage adjustment. Easy fix was to install a BSA red dot. Took 5 shot to lock in the red dot site.

This pistol has the same problem all cheaper air guns have. The trigger is really bad. It's 2 stage too and takes some getting used to. There is a screw to adjust the first stage but it really isn't long enough to provide much of a difference. This gun is accurate, pretty powerful, and has good range, but the trigger pull is crazy long. I'd describe it's loudness as "medium".