One of Marushin's signature models, the "Sturm Ruger MkI" is being reproduced for the first time in a long time!
This production includes the three existing models, "Normal Barrel," "Bull Barrel," and "Assassins," as well as the new model "MAC Mk1," and all models will be released simultaneously.
This page introduces the Assassins model, a "professional" .22 caliber pistol equipped with a dedicated suppressor.
This professional model features a unique form and a fat suppressor with a length that is easy to handle. Overall length: approx. 270mm, weight (HW): approx. 740g.
In terms of real guns, this pistol was the company's first product, developed in 1950, shortly after the founding of Sturm Ruger, and is a representative model that is still in production today, more than 70 years after its introduction.
This pistol was developed as a competition gun using the small caliber .22 caliber, and has a mechanism that only moves the bolt back when firing, reducing gun vibration and improving accuracy.
In addition to its high accuracy and the gun's small size and light weight, the barrel is fixed to the receiver, making it suitable for mounting a suppressor, and it is also used as a military assassination pistol.
The Mk1, which Marushin has converted into a gas gun based on the above, is a fixed gas gun in which the bolt does not recoil when fired. Unlike GBB pistols, which have a slide and bolt that recoil, this fixed gas gun has few moving parts when fired, resulting in high quietness, stable ballistics, and low fuel consumption.
This model has also been in production for many years since its commercialization, but this latest production (June 2024) has been updated to produce a pleasantly flat trajectory by changing the chamber structure from the previous model and optimizing the contact surface of the gasket.
In addition, just like a real gun, it works well when combined with a silencer. Models with a silencer installed reduce the muzzle noise, allowing for extremely quiet shooting.
This model is available in five variations, each with a different surface finish and material: the classic "Matte Black ABS," the heavier "Black HW," the beautifully gleaming "Double Deep Black ABS" plated finish, the "Silver ABS" that replicates stainless steel, and the "Excellent HW" with a striking vintage feel.
