Ruger Precision Rifle

The SR-1911, LC carbine, PC charger, PC carbine, LC charger, Redhawk, Super Redhawk, Blackhawk, Super Blackhawk.

Their single series revolvers, the Vaquero, the number one, the 77 series rifle, the Hawkeye, and Ruger precision rifles.

The

Ruger Precision was a

super popular rifle.

I can't believe they're

The company plans to complete its final production runs of the following models in 2026.

The SR 1911, the LC Carbine, the PC Charger, the PC Carbine, the LC Charger, the Red Hawk, the Super Red Hawk, the Black Hawk, the Super Black Hawk, single series revolvers, Vaccaro, the number one, the 77 series, the Hawkeye, and Ruger Precision Rifles.

Skipping ahead to what they'll continue, with this year for Ruger handgun production lines, the continuing in 2077 will consist of the company's LCP, RMX, MAX 9, Security 380, Security 9, Ruger 5.7, Mark 4, and 22 Charger.

Its revolver line, Ruger will continue making the affordable Wrangler and Super Wrangler models.

Probably not selling a lot.

Hawkeye and Ruger Precision Rifles.

So they're just cutting a lot of shit that just hasn't been selling.

But a lot of the mainstays are still staying strong.

They've still got the LCP family, RXM, MAX-9, Security 380, Security 9, Ruger 5.7 Mark IV, .22 Charger, American Rifle, American Rimfire, Ruger Precision Rimfire, Harrier, 10.22, and...

the mini 14 are still going strong.

I

Dude, I'm kind of sad, actually, about the Vaquero and the LC carbine and the PC carbine and...

A lot of places, it's gotten very, very, it got a lot of traction very quickly, but Ruger is supposedly discontinuing indefinitely the production of the SR-1911, the LC Carbine, the PC Charger, the PC Carbine, the LC Charger, the Redhawk, the Super Redhawk, the Blackhawk, the Super Blackhawk, the single series revolvers, the Vaquero, the number one, the 77 series rifles.

And the Hawkeye and the Ruger precision rifle, which is like every halfway cool firearm they make.

Like what's left after this, Nick? You've got they don't make they don't make their AR anymore.

They discontinued that several years ago.

Yeah.

They are.

The Ruger Precision Rifle.

They're also

Definitely not the GP100, okay? Now, the 77 series rifles, that is an outstanding bolt action.

The Hawkeye and then the Ruger Precision Rifle they're going to get rid of.

Now, the author that wrote this said, I was all but blindsided when I read this list.

My connection with Ruger goes back to the late 70s when I bought a .45 Colt Blackhawk.

Yeah.

Uh, Redhawk, Super Redhawk, Blackhawk, Super Blackhawk, single series revolvers, Vaquero, Number One, 77 series rifles, Hawkeye, and the Ruger Precision, which I've owned Ruger Precisions, and I've actually liked them quite a bit.

So that's another model where I'm a little sad to see it go.

Again, i- operating in that budget space, but still giving the end user a bunch of value, Ruger Precision Rifles were pretty decent at that.

Now, this isn't an exhaustive list.

They still have, of course, the RXM, the American, and a bunch of other models that they are focusing on, but these are a lot of models that people do like and enjoy.

I don't think it works out in terms of how much control they have.

Uh, the company plans to complete its final production runs of the following models for 2026.

A- and I'll, I'll go ahead and actually skip order just because it, it feeds in properly.

I, I had the Ruger Precision in .338 Lapua, and, uh, we're, we're not gonna say on the show, but, but Weird knows why-

Yes

... we, we say that you, you need a .338.

Yeah.

Um-

And the Ruger Precision is a fine rifle.

I- it's, it's a great rifle.