Ruger's Mark IV semi-automatic rimfire handgun impressed us so much here at NRA Publications that, earlier this year, American Rifleman awarded it their coveted Golden Bullseye for "Pistol of the Year." However, there are a total of eight different versions of the Mark IV, and one that deserves a closer look is the Mark IV Hunter. This new version of the classic rimfire pistol is, in the opinion of American Hunter's Jon Draper, the most feature-rich rimfire pistol available today. From its 7-inch fluted bull barrel to its brushed stainless-steel finish, this hunting handgun is as attractive as it is versatile. Is this your next rimfire handgun? Check out this video and see!
Video Review: Ruger Mark IV Hunter
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