The bolt-action is the standard against which all other rifle designs are measured for deer hunting – more models available, more aftermarket support, more ...
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Ruger's American Gen II in .30-06 brings a 10-round mag option, threaded barrel, and smooth 3-lug bolt – all under $700. Here's how it actually performs.
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Ruger's American Gen II Standard in .22 ARC hits a sweet spot – PMAG compatibility, a solid 20" CHF barrel, and street prices starting around $579. Worth a ...
Ruger's American Gen II Predator wrings every fps from .22 ARC with its 22" CHF barrel – PMAG compatible and Burnt Bronze Cerakote at under $690.
Ruger's shortest production .22 ARC bolt gun – the Ranch packs real capability into 36.75" for under $630. Honest look at the velocity tradeoffs and who it's ...
The Ruger American Gen II Prairie in .22 ARC brings a bull barrel to the varmint field – ideal for long prairie dog sessions where heat management matters more ...
The Ruger Hawkeye African in .308 brings Mauser-style controlled-round feeding and premium walnut to a working hunting rifle – all under $1,100.
The Ruger Hawkeye Long Range squeezes every fps out of 6.5 Creedmoor via its 26" heavy barrel – a true bench gun under $1,100.
The Ruger American Gen II in 7mm PRC puts a serious elk cartridge under $650 – with AICS mag compatibility that most competitors charge $300 more to offer.
The Ruger American Gen II in 6.5 PRC brings serious cartridge performance to a $649 price tag – AICS mag included. Here's how it actually performs.
