Ruger Introduces Four New Firearms Products to Kick Off Summer 2018

Ruger SR1911 Officer-Style Pistol
Ruger SR1911 Officer-Style Pistol

USA – -(Ammoland.com)- Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) proudly introduces four new products to kick off the summer: the SR1911 Officer-Style in .45 Auto; Security-9 with Viridian E-Series Red Laser; 10/22 Target Lite with Red and Black Laminate Stock; and Ruger 77/17 in .17 WSM with Green Mountain Laminate Stock.

The new SR1911 Officer-Style pistol chambered in .45 Auto features a shorter, 3.60″ barrel and shortened grip frame that makes for an ideal concealment pistol. Compared to the SR1911 Lightweight Officer-Style, the steel frame on this new model retains additional weight for better balance, lower recoil and greater durability.

The reliable and affordable Security-9 is now available paired with a factory-installed Viridian E-Series red (635-650 nm) laser. The adjustable laser module weighs just over ½ ounce with the installed long-lasting battery and comes securely mounted to the pistol. The laser also features ambidextrous push-button activation. This low-cost option is ideal for increasing accuracy in low light conditions.

Ruger Security-9 Pistol with Viridian E-Series Red Laser
Ruger Security-9 Pistol with Viridian E-Series Red Laser

 

The new 10/22 Target Lite is a top of the line offering from Ruger. Featuring the BX-Trigger with a light, crisp 2.5-3 pound trigger pull weight and a cold hammer-forged barrel tensioned in an aluminum alloy barrel sleeve, this new configuration is paired with a red and black laminate thumbhole stock, and should appeal to shooters looking for performance, reliability and style.

Ruger 10/22 Target Lite Rifle
Ruger 10/22 Target Lite Rifle

Following on the heels of the successful reintroduction of the 77-Series bolt-action rifles, Ruger now offers the Ruger 77/17 chambered in .17 WSM with an 18.50″ stainless steel barrel and Green Mountain laminate stock. Flat-shooting and superbly accurate, this rifle also features an improved trigger pull over previous 77/17 WSM models.

Ruger 77/17 Rifle in .17 WSM with Green Mountain Laminate Stock
Ruger 77/17 Rifle in .17 WSM with Green Mountain Laminate Stock

Ruger FirearmsFor more information on these new product offerings, or to learn more about the extensive line of award-winning Ruger firearms, visit Ruger.com or Facebook.com/Ruger. To find accessories for these and other Ruger firearms, visit ShopRuger.com or your local independent retailer of Ruger firearms.

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Rollie Leighton

When are you going to make a mag that will work with the 6.5 creedmore , the mags for the american series work fine with 308 based cartridges but the creedmore is a two shooter at best . Better yet , sell the new style stocks that take acis mags , to us loyal customers that bought our rifles too soon .I truly am impressed with the performance of this rifle / cartridge combo . Living in northwest Kansas we have the open range land to test the limits of a rifle and it hasn’t disappointed me ever accuracy wise… Read more »

Dennis Bechtel

looking to make a few design changes and make a ruger into a model -57 (.41 magnum),have 10 older super redhawks. but I hate to mess them up. with a cylinder and barrel change and above all else the best trigger to work on in the west.absolutley will not modify any of my bisley vaquero’s ,they tend to shoot a bit low but all bullet holes touch .on second thought I found a s&w model 57 in the bottom of my gun safe ,its 30 yrs old but was only fired 8 times during deer season ,think it took a… Read more »

Wild Bill

I wonder if Ruger’s 77/17 lives up to the accuracy potential of the .17 WSM cartridge?

Armand Brunelle

I would like to see a 10/22 22 mag.

MB

Less power than 5.56 or 7.62×39 and ammunition costs 2x as much. I don’t think it’s something more than a few people might want.
PC9 model done as a 10mm might be good, but not mini.

Steven Sarasky

It has been my experience as a shooter for 20 years. .have owned many different guns polymer guns are garbage. Pistols jam .best bet Ruger SP101 or any Ruger revolvers. No jams no plastic crap .although I prefer old S&W REVOLVERS can’t beat them own 7 %100 dependable

norm nowakowski

I want a PC .45acp please All my other guns are revolvers . except my .45 acp

J Abrams

When are we ever going to get a true gas-operated 10mm carbine? The 40’s are okay but they’re all blowbacks. The 10mm in a carbine would FLY off the shelves if done right. Pullease?

Danny Miller

I have the SR1911 in 10mm and I’d love to have a 10mm carbine to go with it. Maybe something like the 44mag carbine Ruger made briefly back in the 70’s. That would be a great combination to have and I think it would be popular considering the resurgent popularity of the 10mm.

Barry Wilder Sr

Please how about 22cal lcp and lc9 frame in 22lr you will sell a boat load!!! A pocket rocket in 22cal what the world needs now!!!!