Holy crap - Ruger makes an AR

[remthewanderer 0]

Just announced at the NRA convention in Phoenix!

 

http://www.ruger.com/SR556/

[Lublin 3]

Looks pretty bad a$$!

[NJChiroDoc 0]

now it I knew that I would have went to the convention just to hold one!

[Maksim 1,504]

hehe. wonder how much it will go for?

 

Not a ruger boy... but arent their products priced at the lower end of the scale?

[Lublin 3]

hehe. wonder how much it will go for?

 

Not a ruger boy... but arent their products priced at the lower end of the scale?

 

I've been reading that their low prices reflect their low quality.

 

YMMV.

[kenw 293]

wonder how much it will go for

Website says MSRP is 2 grand. And I bet there's no NJ legal version yet.

 

K

[tbtrout 141]

Given Rugers rush to market and recall philosophy with their last 3 guns, I would wait a year before buying one.

[Ray Ray 3,566]

I'm hearing some bad things on this thread about Ruger. Ruger makes a quality product and stand by them even if they made a mistake. American made quality, with affordable prices. Me and my father own many and are extremely happy with the quality, workmanship, and affordability of all there products.

 

+1 For Ruger.

[tbtrout 141]

I am not bashing Ruger, I have a few and love them. I am saying their last couple of guns were rushed to market and recalled. I would wait it out.

[totalabuse 27]

Gee, another AR. Just what we need. :roll:

[Ray Ray 3,566]

I am not bashing Ruger, I have a few and love them. I am saying their last couple of guns were rushed to market and recalled. I would wait it out.

 

That's understandable, but being as that they have to make it "Jersey compliant" and that might take a while, they'll work out the kinks long before we'll be able to purchase one.

[rscalzo 3]

As mose retailers of AR15's, they don't make anything. they order the parts. Making it compatable with NJ should not be difficult.

[Ray Ray 3,566]

As mose retailers of AR15's, they don't make anything. they order the parts. Making it compatable with NJ should not be difficult.

 

That's true, everything is sub contracted out.

 

Who's next to jump on the AR bandwagon? Beretta?