Question Ruger Mark IV Accurizing Experience/Advice?

[MC22413]

I just purchased a Volquartsen Accurizing Kit for my Ruger Mark IV (That is in jail currently). I found a video online of the accurizing kit installation, it does a fairly good job going step by step but not every camera angle can really show deep into the lower 100% clearly. I'm afraid I'm going to mess something up and not know how to put the parts together again.

Does anyone have experience with performing the Accurizing kit themselves? My only experience has been with basic takedown and cleaning of my M&P 2.0, P322, and some rifles where I simply run CLP and Copper Fouling fluids with swabs through barrels, and then lubing it up. I'm certainly no gunsmith and quite frankly I don't even know what some of the parts do, I just know them by name.

Ideally I'd love to see what step-by-step instructions or videos you may have followed, or if someone is willing to hop on a Zoom call or meet up in person (South Bay Area, though I'm flexible) just to sit over my shoulder or provide an experienced hand, I'll pay for your lunch or buy you a pack of beer or something similar.

 

[RustyIron]

I'm certainly no gunsmith and quite frankly I don't even know what some of the parts do, I just know them by name.

You might want to just shoot the gun for a while, take it apart, clean it, learn how it works, and THEN start thinking of modifications.

 

[MC22413]

You might want to just shoot the gun for a while, take it apart, clean it, learn how it works, and THEN start thinking of modifications.

Fair, but at least 10% of the fun of the Ruger Mark series is the after market fun.

I've shot Mark II's with the accurizing and trigger upgrade and enjoyed it a lot for Bullseye and wanted one of my own.

But likely will shoot in my league shoot once or twice before performing the mod.

 

[eugeneyr]

The Mark IV is enjoyable without any upgrades, but the VQ trigger kit does take it to the next level.