Ruger rifles I want.

[jpdesigns]

I want Ruger to make its precision Rimfire ruffle in .22 mag a takedown. The 10/22 takedowns lock up tight and the few I have hold point of aim and shoot tight groups. Make the bolt action in a takedown, and sell it with two front ends . One for .22 mag and one for .17 hmr. Put scout scopes on each and sight them in. Same mags, same bolt.

Then make the Predator that uses AR-15 mags with swappable barrels to change to the cables based on the .223 case. .300 blackout, .350 legend, .204 ruger, and a couple others would all be options.

With the machining they are turning out lately, it shouldn’t be too hard.

I’d love these two rifles.

 

[Mobuck]

On the other hand, making all these changes would increase the cost and defeat the intent of producing a good, price point rifle. At the current price, it's not beyond many/most to just have separate rifles in whatever caliber they desire. I chose a Ruger 6.5 Grendel based on it's use of AR magazines but that's as far as I'm willing to go.
I'm an 'AR addict' and have uppers in 7 calibers BUT the interchangeability can get out of hand.
Welcome to the forum.

 

[Hvymax]

Precision and takedown can be a challenge. If the optic and sights can be attached exclusively to the barrel section it's simplified considerably. Making a bolt action with AR style barrels would be stupid easy but would defeat most manufacturers goal to sell more guns. I would love to see another versatile single shot like the old NEF, H&R. A 22 barrel, a rifle caliber of your choice barrel and a 20 or 12ga barrel would be the perfect beginner training,foraging gun.

 

[The Preacher]

As always, when this subject comes up..."What I'd like Ruger to make"; I'd love to see a Ruger No. 1A in .348 Winchester. Alas, in this day and age of plastic fantastic it ain't going to happen.

 

[Hvymax]

As always, when this subject comes up..."What I'd like Ruger to make"; I'd love to see a Ruger No. 1A in .348 Winchester. Alas, in this day and age of plastic fantastic it ain't going to happen.

As much as I like looking at and fondling pretty guns I have no use for them at all. I'm a ride hard and put away wet kinda guy. After a long day at the range a few shots of CLP and a quick wipe are all most of my guns get. Only my Muzzleloaders get any real attention because there's not an option for those.

 

[instructor]

I often wondered why Ruger did not offer the NO. 1 in the 348 Win. caliber and took my No 1 to Douglas and they made me a barrel chambered in the 348 Win. so now I have one. Lived in Alaska for some years and had a Win. Model 71 348 and always felt very comfortable with it in the bush for either moose or bears. Live in West Virginia now days and our whitetail deer are not problems at all for the 348. Well realize there are more modern rounds these days but the 348 is all you need hunting in the country East of the Mississippi. The 348 and the Ruger No 1 make a great tool for hunting.

 

[JiminMaine]

As always, when this subject comes up..."What I'd like Ruger to make"; I'd love to see a Ruger No. 1A in .348 Winchester. Alas, in this day and age of plastic fantastic it ain't going to happen.

I'm still waiting for a No. 1 in 35 Rem. I got tired of waiting and had a couple re-barreled.

 

[friendly]

My "wish" rifle is a Mini-350 Legend, with 5, and 10 round magazines. My other Ruger wish is Mini-6.8 mags in 10, 15, and 20 round capacities. I think Ruger could sell a lot of the mags, and I think that rifile sales would increase if those mags were available, especially at "reasonable" prices. How many people would buy mini 6.8 for their SHTF rifle if those mags were available?

 

[Hvymax]

My "wish" rifle is a Mini-350 Legend, with 5, and 10 round magazines. My other Ruger wish is Mini-6.8 mags in 10, 15, and 20 round capacities. I think Ruger could sell a lot of the mags, and I think that rifile sales would increase if those mags were available, especially at "reasonable" prices. How many people would buy mini 6.8 for their SHTF rifle if those mags were available?

I think 350Legend is the Goldilocks caliber. Far greater than the sum of its parts. A simple barrel swap turns an AR into a Deer slaying machine. Far more performance inside 300yds than 5.56 as well as subsonics way bigger than the 300.

 

[Klondike Mike]

As long as we're wishing: I'm still hoping for a Mini in 450 Bushmaster. We know that Bill Ruger loved his brush guns because he brought us the 44 carbine and the #3 to mention two. Ruger chambers the American bolt action in 450 Bushmaster so they have barrel stock and chamber reamers and the 450 fits in 223 size magazines and works in AR rifles so it shouldn't take too much engineering to make this happen. I would love to drag a stainless all weather version through the cedar swamps of northern New England. Come on Santa I promise I won't shoot your reindeer.

 

[southernbuck101]

Stainless Ruger/Marlin model 39-a.

Another run of stainless RSIs in 308 That you don't need a horseshoe in your posterior to be able to find.

And while I'm dreaming, a remake of the original m77 safari with rear sight mount machined into top of barrel like the older ones. 308,2506 30 06.
Stainless would be even better.

 

[Joe Reilly]

Wood stocked 77 in .358 Winchester.

 

[Joe Reilly]

Forgot the most important part, left hand.

 

[Don Lovel]

Guide gun or #1A chambered in 30-06

 

[the_leper_colony]

Ruger rifles I want? A PCC in .40 S&W (reportedly discontinued because Ruger hates S&W cartridges, except for the .38 S&W Special and .44 S&W Special ;^) and an American Ranch rifle in 6.8 SPC (which they probably will never make, because of their 6.8 Mini screwup).

Edit: Looks like Ruger is planning an American Ranch rifle in 400 Legend, for early 2024 - that's the same bolt face as 6.8 SPC, so maybe lightning will strike and Ruger (or one of their distributors :^) will decide to do a few 6.8 rifles!
:cool:

 

[golferboy426]

Wood stocked 77 in .358 Winchester.

I can get you one of those.....they ain't cheap though....not LH though

 

[Air-cooled]

Bring back a 10/22 magnum and a .44 Magnum semi-auto carbine, even if they look like an AR-15, I'll buy them!

 

[Mauser9]

Me too!! Love to see a 10/22 magnum again and also in take-down in stainless with synthetic. Not a bad survival rifle in that round too. Never thought I would love my 8323 Ruger but man what a shooter it turned out to be and lightweight with some oomph.

 

[Hvymax]

Bring back a 10/22 magnum and a .44 Magnum semi-auto carbine, even if they look like an AR-15, I'll buy them!

I'd do a 44mag Carbine.

 

[mike4570]

I would like to see a Scout rifle without the detachable box magazine, and a blued steel and walnut Model 77 in 7x57

 

[black1970]

22 Cowboy in stainless.

 

[Xrayist]

I would like to the Ruger 1S return in 300 H&H, a 77RSI, blued steel and walnut, in 7x57, and lastly, a normal production version of the Lyman special edition 45-70 from decades ago.

 

[KIR]

Just before my wife passed away, she told me to go out and buy myself a firearm. It might take my mind off the previous eight years that she spent dealing with the Big 'C'. So in her wisdom, when our son came down to see me, we went to Cabelas as he had not been to the one in Reno. Unfortunately, Ruger's .22 Mag had been discontinued. However, at Cabelas, I spotted a used Remington 597m which looked in very good condition. When I looked it up online after I got home, I found that it had a few problems and after a time, I solved them by getting a new Voltquartsen extractor, took apart the magazines and cleaned them thoroughly and made sure the guide rods were snug, but not tightened down. New springs of course. Made sure the the barrel screw was not pushing against the barrel. After that I made sure the barrel clean, really well. I liked the synthetic stock, good for any kinds of weather.
So no more FTF/FTE that many people had problems with. I much prefer .22 Mag to .22 LR. Somehow they make me a more accurate shooter.

 

[Mauser9]

Good for you KIR. Always liked that Remington 597M Wish Ruger would take another crack at em.

 

[ABNRGR]

Wood stocked 77 in .358 Winchester.

I'm with you.

 

[bear007]

I decided a while back I was gonna buy a PC Carbine takedown in 40 S&W to pair up with my SR40 in a go bag ... only to discover Ruger discontinued it 2 months prior. Since being discontinued they dried up, there are none anywhere except every so often 1 shows up on Gunbroker with biddings going well over $1,000. That's ridiculous. So I guess it will never be in my go bag. Ugh!

 

[hittman]

My wish list …..

https://www.guns.com/news/2014/03/10/ruger-ac556-totally-legal-totally-full-auto-mini-14-video

 

[golferboy426]

I'm with you.

I can get you one NIB but it won't be cheap

 

[tazbigdog]

Had a Mini 14 and 30, 10/22 and now my M77. I’m good.

 

[bear007]

I decided a while back I was gonna buy a PC Carbine takedown in 40 S&W to pair up with my SR40 in a go bag ... only to discover Ruger discontinued it 2 months prior. Since being discontinued they dried up, there are none anywhere except every so often 1 shows up on Gunbroker with biddings going well over $1,000. That's ridiculous. So I guess it will never be in my go bag. Ugh!

So I noticed a Ruger PC Carbine 40 Takedown auction on Gunbroker yesterday with a starting bid of $995 with no bids on it and 1 hour left ... and of course I fell asleep. I'm not real familiar with gunbroker nor was I gonna bid on it at that price but I don't see anyway to go back and see if it was bid on or sold. Anyone know how to view auction results on Gunbroker?