Ruger
The first Ruger firearm was the Ruger Standard .22 caliber pistol designed by Bill Ruger in 1949. He wanted to make a .22 pistol for plinking, target shooting, camping, and small game hunting which would be simple, reliable, and affordable. That design philosophy remains in the latest Ruger pistols. Now in many variations and calibers from .22 to .45, Ruger pistols have been used by sportsmen, law enforcement, and government agencies worldwide for over 57 years.
The first Ruger revolver, the Ruger Single Six®, was designed in 1953. It was followed by the Blackhawk® in 1955, the Super Blackhawk in 1959, the Security Six® in 1968, the New Model Single Actions in 1973, the Redhawk® in 1979, the GP100® in 1985, the SP101® and Super Redhawk in 1988, the Bisley in 1991, the Vaquero® in 1993, the Hunter in 1999, and the Super Redhawk Alaskan® in 2005. All have Ruger’s legendary reliability and strength, and are excellent choices for all sporting purposes.
Stainless, 8-Shot, .45 Auto caliber magazine.
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Blued steel, 6-shot, .380 Auto caliber magazine.
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Ruger LCP™ Pistols offer an ultra-light, compact carry weighing only 9.4 ounces in Ruger's smallest pistol frame with a height of 3.6 inches and a width of just .82 inches. The LCP is comfortable and affordable, making it a natural choice for a dependable back-up or personal defense carry pistol.
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The Ruger SP101® revolvers are smaller framed guns which still can handle powerful .357 Magnum cartridges. They also feature a smaller Ruger cushioned grip system with no exposed metal at the back strap for shooter comfort, the patented triple-locking cylinder mechanism that securely locks the cylinder into the frame at the front, rear, and bottom, and a stainless steel frame that has no weakening side plates
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The Ruger SP101 revolvers are smaller framed guns which still can handle powerful .357 Magnum cartridges. They also feature a smaller Ruger cushioned grip system with no exposed metal at the back strap for shooter comfort, the patented triple locking cylinder mechanism that securely locks the cylinder into the frame at the front, rear, and bottom, and a stainless steel frame that has no weakening side plates. Built as some of the smallest, most powerful, smaller frame revolvers on the market, they feature Rugers rugged durability and are engineered for solid performance.
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One of the most comfortable revolvers ever made the Ruger & Company Inc GP-100 Double Action Revolver fits naturally in your hand. The Ruger & Company Inc GP-100 Double Action Revolver has a rugged frame with a cushioned grip giving you continued firing without shooters fatigue. The Ruger & Company Inc GP-100 Double Action Revolver has a triple locking system too.
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For more than a decade, the Ruger Vaquero® has dominated the cowboy action shooting world.
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For more than a decade, the Ruger Vaquero® has dominated the Cowboy Action Shooting world.
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The Ruger SP101® revolvers are smaller framed guns which still can handle powerful .357 Magnum cartridges. They also feature a smaller Ruger cushioned grip system with no exposed metal at the back strap for shooter comfort, the patented triple-locking cylinder mechanism that securely locks the cylinder into the frame at the front, rear, and bottom, and a stainless steel frame that has no weakening side plates.
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