What new Ruger would you like to see in a limited special run?

[jruby]

Ruger to my knowledge has never produced a pump shotgun or a double rifle. I would like to see how good a job they would do

 

[375er]

If the red label is any example I wouldn't get your hopes up.

 

[NoStepOnSnek]

For a limited run No.1 I think that 404 Jeffery or 300 H&H is a clear favorite for us, but on a larger scale of hunters who will see a Ruger firearm but not see Africa the 30-30 is probably the best choice. Personally I think a .410 would do great, especially with the recent popularity for turkey hunting with it, but that could also be personal bias as that was my vote. Regardless, if a run is based off of this vote it would be cool if there was a special barrel stamp for forum guys to know we had a part in it

 

[Hedge774]

I’ll play the game.

I’d take a right hand Ruger M77 african in .275/7x57. Preferably with a bit higher grade of wood over the standard grade usually used on M77s. I actually really like the M77 II with the three position wing safety. I’m in the middle of refinishing the stock on my .300 win mag after years of abuse.

I'm with Elkeater on the 7x57/275 in the RH African. I'd put my down payment on that one!

 

[Boone66]

Ruger .44 Magnum semi auto carbine. I emailed them awhile ago and was told they have no plans on producing them. Too bad.

What about the lever action 44mag?

 

[BFaucett]

I already picked up, back in the late 2000s*, two of the Ruger No. 1 rifles that I really wanted so I'm set for now. I think they make a nice pair.

.300 H&H Mag; 26" barrel​

9.3x74R; 22" barrel​

* I can't remember exactly when right now.
Not my photos; just a couple I found on the web for illustration purposes.

Cheers! Bob F.

 

[steve white]

Jumping in on page 12, but....Ruger African in 416 Taylor with a deal with Hornady for lots of head stamped brass.

 

[Ruraldoc]

A 416 Taylor makes sense but won’t happen because they make it in 416 Ruger.

 

[dhughes66]

Dreaming here but a M77 African in either.350 Rigby or .318 Westley Richards with Hornady bringing back those rounds to current production. Realistically I think a M77 African in 30-06 would sell really well. I want one in 35 Whelen but don't have the funds to buy one now. Lol