Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunting Rifles Seen the new Ruger bolt gun?

Just looked at the exploded view .... where's the recoil lug?

They will outsell most at $400. I like em, allot.

thid old fudd plans on getting one!

I'm getting one in .308. The .308 doesn't excite me much and therefore, doesn't need an exciting rifle...just something that is dependable and accurate. I'm not even sure I'm going to hunt with it very much. I just want a bolt rifle in the extremely useful and popular .308. It will make a useful addition for "come what may" scenarios.

My comment wasn't stupid at all. The fact that it went way the f*ck over your head? Well, that's just WAYYYYYY beyond stupid.

The fact that a company doesn't have to be sucking hind tit to look for new segments of the market to dominate or take over to increase revenue and profit when right over yours...

And your comment is kinda stupid. It ain't like they're cancelling the M77 or the Blackhawks to make LCPs and Ruger Americans... LOL.

All Ruger would have to do is ditch their crappy ring mounting system, and offer aluminum rings. Shedding a little weight would be nice too. Surprised they put all the effort into yet another model, but would ignore the 77's problems.

Maybe it's just me but after looking that rifle over carefully the safety button is too far back. In the safe position it'll be right in the way when you wrap your hand around the grip in a two hand carry.

Your "spin" is sort of like the guy who falls down and busts his ass, but to save face says "I meant to do that." You're obviously too f*cking stupid to understand the original comment as well.

Of course, the fact that people of your ilk are too busy enjoying a gourmet meal of Funyuns and Milwaukee's Best to notice a regression in Ruger's product line doesn't surprise me in the least.

Ruger has discontinued several calibers and a few variations in the No. 1 line over the past few years. Do you see any left-handed stainless steel Model 77s either? Nope. They're gone. What about the Old Army black powder revolver? Nope, it's gone, too. Do you see ANY shotguns listed in Ruger's current product offering? NOPE. How about the .32 H&R Single Six? It's gone, too.

But they are expanding their Mini-14 offerings to the delight of the discerning mouth-breather everywhere. And now they've got a bolt action directed towards the same dickheaded, lowbrow crowd.

So your suggested business plan to Ruger is to continue to market the same products they always have whether they sell or not? You'd be wise to remember that Ruger discontinues caliber ALL the time. 41 Mag has been "discontinued" like 10 times. Then they make another run.

Don't think that would work any better for them than it did for landline phone companies, General Motors, or Kodak...

Ain't hard to figure out who the dipshchitt is in this conversation.

When it is available in left-hand and stainless, call me.

I can see it now. In a year Ruger will introduce -- WAIT -- the Ruger Comrade�!!!!! Based on the rugged and proven SKS of the Cold War era, the Ruger Comrade� brings sportsmen an affordable and reliable semiautomatic rifle suitable for North American hunting made entirely in the U.S.A.! And the usual crowd of ass-lickers will be out here beating the drums about how this is the perfect rifle for their inbred cousin who wants to hunt, but between the payments on his trailer, a new Hyundai, and putting potted meat on the table, just can't afford anything as pricey as a Mini 30 or Remington 7400. What a load of bullshit.

That would be you, little man. Your "creative" spin is Ruger makes these [bleep] products because they're trying to capture new segments of the "market." It doesn't seem to matter if the item possesses any sort of quality or potential longevity, it's not an improvement on any existing Ruger products. Your view is it's "new," therefore it must be "good."

Not getting dysentary is good. Trying to make sense of your "logic" is not.

Comb out the corn rolls and use your head....


The MKI, the M77, the Red Label, the Blackhawk, etc..... were all "Cheap knock-offs" they day they hit the stands.

You are a dumbphuckdeluxe, who doesn't even know if a 6.5 Rem Mag will cycle through a WSM action. Get over it.

Looks to me ruger is taking a stab at the 400 dollar plastic, disposable rifle market.

Sorta looks like a tikka, browning, mossberg and savage all rolled into one..... not sure how to describe it really.

If I had 400 bucks BURNING a hot hole in a pocket.... I would buy shoot and tell here.

If they shoot like my brothers 7mm rem mag tikka, wich is very good, that will be there foot in the door.

Goes to prove no one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American Public...

I'm sorry but that is a sweet word....grin

Yeah, you're getting excited just thinking about Ruger's SKS, aren't you? That'll be something for you to talk over at your next family reunion, better known as "date night" in your circles.

I'm going to ask Ruger for a piece of the Comrade� action when it becomes a reality.

Takes number two to

[bleep].

But not as sweet as the hard hitting and American-made Ruger Comrade�!!! Proven on the battlefields throughout the Cold War and now available in an attractive package for the budget-minded sportsman, the Ruger Comrade� proves great value can come in a quality, semiautomatic rifle capable of any big game hunt!

What is up with this cat?