Laminated Grips For Ruger Mark Iv 22/45 Gray

Volquartsen laminated grips for the Ruger Mark IV 22/45 combine precision ergonomics with the kind of durability you want in a target or range pistol. These gray laminated wood grips are CNC-machined to exacting tolerances and engineered around the shooter's hand anatomy—thumb rest, heel rest, and finger grooves work together to anchor your grip and reduce fatigue during extended shooting sessions. Whether you're running rimfire competition, working on accuracy at the range, or just fine-tuning your Mark IV, a quality grip upgrade pays dividends in control and consistency.

Laminated wood is naturally stable across temperature swings and holds up better than standard grip material in heavy use. The construction method means less warping and checking over time, so your investment stays rock-solid. Volquartsen's CNC process ensures every curve and contour is repeatable, not handmade variation. The gray finish is clean and professional—subdued enough for any setting.

Installation is straightforward: four included allen head screws secure the grips to your Mark IV 22/45 frame. Also included is an extended magazine release, a small but useful upgrade that improves speed and comfort on the range or in competition.

Key Features

• CNC-machined laminated wood construction for stability and durability
• Thumb rest, heel rest, and finger grooves for anchored, fatigue-reducing grip
• Gray finish
• Includes four allen head screws for secure attachment
• Extended magazine release included

Specifications

Brand	Volquartsen
Compatibility	Ruger Mark IV 22/45
Material	Laminated wood
Color	Gray
Hardware Included	Four allen head screws, extended magazine release

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these grips fit my Ruger Mark IV 22/45?

Yes—these Volquartsen grips are designed specifically for the Ruger Mark IV 22/45 platform.

What's included in the package?

The grips come with four allen head screws for installation and an extended magazine release.

Why laminated wood instead of synthetic materials?

Laminated wood is more stable across temperature and humidity changes than standard materials, and resists warping and checking under heavy use. The CNC-machined construction means precise, repeatable ergonomics every time.

Are these grips good for competition or just range shooting?

The ergonomic design—thumb rest, heel rest, and finger grooves—is built for precision shooting and control, making them well-suited to both range work and rimfire competition where accuracy matters.