Creekside Custom Pinnacle Safety for Ruger MK IV Pistols
Some upgrades add speed, some add accuracy, and some just fix the one thing about a pistol that nags at you every time you pick it up. The Pinnacle Safety from Creekside Custom belongs to that last group. It is a purpose-built replacement for the factory safety on the Ruger MK IV, made for shooters who want the thumb to land in the same comfortable spot every time.
The goal is a consistent, comfortable and repeatable thumb position every time you shoot. Consistent hand placement matters for accuracy, recoil management and speed, and the Pinnacle Safety offers a repeatable reference point so the same grip comes back each time the pistol is picked up. That is useful whether you are chasing faster stage times, tighter groups or just a more comfortable range session, and it leaves your attention on the sights, the trigger and the shot. This sounds like a great upgrade for Steel Challenge and similar shooting sports.
Construction is straightforward. The safety is precision-machined from a single piece of 17-4 stainless steel, and its ergonomically rounded profile guides the thumb naturally into position.
Installation is a drop-in job. Replace the factory safety with the Pinnacle Safety, and no permanent modifications are needed.
The Pinnacle Safety costs $115, and it is available in stainless steel or black.
Creekside Custom Pinnacle Safety for Ruger MK IV key features:
- Precision-machined from one-piece 17-4 stainless steel
- Fits Ruger MK IV pistols
- No permanent modifications required
- Simple, easy installation
- Ergonomically rounded design for natural thumb placement
- Improves consistency, comfort and control
- Available in Stainless Steel or Black
- Durable construction built for competition and everyday use
- Made in the USA
More details can be found here: https://creeksidecustom.com/pinnacle-safety-for-ruger-mkiv/
Do you use a consistent thumb position on your 22/45, and would a different safety help? What other upgrades have you made to your Ruger MK IV?
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What they need to fix is the Mk4's jiggly bolt release. Now that is annoying.
After-market sights and a Hogue finger groove grip. Please tell us what's on that tricked out Ruger in the first pic!