Ruger To Cancel the Precision Rifle line.. Link to current stock added.

[Bullseyenorth]

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Ruger is making major changes to its firearm lineup, announcing plans to suspend production of several popular models (Mostly Handguns), including the iconic Ruger Precision Rifle! Canadian firearms enthusiasts and collectors could see these changes affect future availability. If you’ve had your eye on one of these rifles, this is news worth following!

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Our current stock

 

[Mr.awsome]

That sucks for the gp100!

 

[JD14]

Wow that sucks. Hopefully they are planning an upgrade of sorts

 

[Grain]

Largely dropping all the quality firearm lines and keeping the entry/budget lines. Sad.

 

[Redneck Hippy]

Hmmm. Always wanted to try a RPR
And a no. 1 in 45/70
Hafta check the couch cushions for a few $K

 

[gwhysow]

RIP. Only wish the market would allow me to buy multiples of their revolvers.

 

[Denver Steve]

The Presiscion, the Number 1, the 77, and the Hawkeye. That's like every centerfire other than the American...

I'm hoping that they are just temporary, or changing, or updating...as my Precision and and Hawkeye are both two of my favorite rifles.

The Ruger precision rifle started a entire new trend of firearms from all manufacturers when it came out. I was lucky enough to get one of the first batch of the first generations, chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor when they came into Canada.

 

[RyoTHC]

Lame.
Been looking for an iron sights.308 #1 for ages.

Guess the only worth while single shot going forward will be the blaser with the manlicher stock.

 

[kapanak]

Effective immediately, Ruger is ceasing production of its LCR, SP101, GP100 and Bearcat revolvers. The company plans to complete its final production runs of the following models for 2026: SR1911, LC Carbine, PC Charger, PC Carbine, LC Charger, Redhawk, Super Redhawk, Blackhawk, Super Blackhawk, Single-Series revolvers, Vaquero, No. 1, 77-Series rifles, Hawkeye and Ruger Precision Rifle.

With this shift, Ruger's handgun product lines continuing into 2027 will consist of the company's LCP offerings, RXM, MAX-9, Security-380, Security-9, Ruger 5.7, Mark IV and 22 Charger. In its revolver line, Ruger will continue making its affordable Wrangler and Super Wrangler models.
For rifles, remaining Ruger offerings will consist of the company's American Rifle and American Rimfire line, as well as the Ruger Precision Rimfire, Harrier, 10/22 and Mini-14 models.

 

[medvedqc]

That sucks for the gp100!

indeed still have mine and no intentions to sell it even they are giving back the power of so ...

 

[Max Owner]

So any rifle left in stock just went up in price.

 

[boxhitch]

if said rifle was still in stock, that speaks to the market demand already, a higher price won't help

 

[maifire]

Ah shoot. I was waiting for the RPR Gen 7!

 

[Janeau]

There is much better chassis & action than the Ruger precision rifle…they discontinue them because people don’t buy them period.

 

[Peril]

There is much better chassis & action than the Ruger precision rifle…they discontinue them because people don’t buy them period.

There is always something better, what matters is the price point. RPR wasn't the best rifle in the world, it was a great rifle for the money. A sub 3k rifle pulling off things a 5-8 k rifle does is pretty impressive. I have one, really wish I had time to shoot it.

 

[adamg]

There is always something better, what matters is the price point. RPR wasn't the best rifle in the world, it was a great rifle for the money. A sub 3k rifle pulling off things a 5-8 k rifle does is pretty impressive. I have one, really wish I had time to shoot it.

It was a great rifle back when it came out at its $1700 CAD price point. At $3k, not very impressive.

 

[Gatehouse]

I have 3 RPR rifles, 1 300 PRC and 2 308.

I bought all of them some time ago as they were a quick, easy and (at that time) not prohibitively expensive way to just jump into a "precision style" rifle. The thing to remember about them is that they are basically Ruger American rifles dropped into a chassis with a thicker barrel. I assume that as the prices increased and companies like MDT started providing chassis and the other attachments, people chose to just outfit their Americans like that so they were more personalized rather than the off the shelf RPR rifle which basically was set up generically and the final price point wasn't that different.

They could be quite accurate for an off the shelf rifle- Once I got some loads figured out the both the 308 and 300 PRC would put ten rounds into a 4 or 5" group at 475 yards which for the price at the time was pretty darn good.

All the Ruger deletions are pretty disappointing but I think with the RPR you can just build your own off an American if desired.

 

[Prarie signal]

The Presiscion, the Number 1, the 77, and the Hawkeye. That's like every centerfire other than the American...

I'm hoping that they are just temporary, or changing, or updating...as my Precision and and Hawkeye are both two of my favorite rifles.

The Ruger precision rifle started an entire new trend of firearms from all manufacturers when it came out. I was lucky enough to get one of the first batch of the first generations, chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor when they came into Canada.

They’re very hard to get I wanted one but now I might have to find something else.

 

[5five6]

I never understood why the ruger PCC wasn’t geared for USPSA or even geared for easy modification to USPSA adaptation

 

[Yutrzenika]

From what I understand there were better and more affordable options than the RPR. Pretty shocked about some of the other discontinuations though.