The Ruger No. 1, introduced in 1967, is a falling block single shot rifle.
The Ruger PC Carbine, introduced in 2017, is a 9mm carbine that separates into two pieces for easy…
The Ruger American Rifle, introduced in 2011, is an affordable bolt action rifle built for hunters.
The Mini 14, introduced in 1973, is a compact semiautomatic rifle with an action inspired by the M14.
The P89 is a double action and single action 9mm from Ruger’s P series, introduced in 1989.
The SR1911, introduced in 2011, is Ruger’s version of the classic 1911 pistol.
The SR9, introduced in 2007, was Ruger’s first striker fired full size pistol.
The Security 9, introduced in 2017, is an affordable hammer fired 9mm pistol with a 15 round magazine.
The Wrangler, introduced in 2019, is an affordable single action .22 LR revolver with a colorful Cerakote finish.
The Vaquero is a single action revolver with fixed sights and traditional western styling.
The Blackhawk, introduced in 1955, is a strong single action revolver with adjustable sights.
The Single Six, introduced in 1953, is a single action .22 revolver styled after the Old West.
The Super Redhawk adds an extended frame and built in scope mounts to the Redhawk design.
The Redhawk, introduced in 1979, is a large frame double action revolver built for powerful cartridges like the…
The GP100, introduced in the mid 1980s, is a medium frame .357 Magnum revolver known for its strength.
The SP101 is a small but very strong stainless steel revolver introduced in 1988.
The LCR, introduced in 2009, uses a polymer fire control housing to make a very light snub nose…
The LC9 is a slim single stack 9mm pistol designed for concealed carry, introduced in 2011.
The LCP, introduced in 2008, is a small, light .380 ACP pistol designed to disappear in a pocket.
The Ruger 10/22, introduced in 1964, is one of the most popular rimfire rifles ever made.
Ruger’s first product was the Standard .22 pistol of 1949, which evolved into the Mark II, Mark III…
Sturm, Ruger and Company was founded in 1949 by William B. Ruger and Alexander Sturm in Southport, Connecticut.