#Ruger

Anderson Manufacturing, the little pony from Kentucky, has been making serviceable and affordable AR-15s and related components for close to 70 years. Now, that chapter is coming to a close. Ruger has announced that they have purchased the company and will not be continuing the name.

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. has added two new LCP MAX variants (models 13749 and 13754) equipped with manual safeties mounted on the left side of the frame. In addition to the safety, model 13754 includes a magazine disconnect and a loaded chamber indicator located on top of the slide.

I don’t know who runs Ruger’s social media, but I personally wouldn’t use a black and white photo (see at the bottom of this article) to illustrate the new model of the Mark IV 22/45 with a description mentioning its “bold color-matched details”. Luckily for this Photo Of The Day, there are multiple color images on Ruger’s homepage.

As you know, Magpul teamed up with Ruger to create the RXM pistol, and they seem very proud of the result. With a bit of clever engineering, a single Fire Control Insert (FCI) allows users to swap between grip sizes, transforming the RXM into either a Full-Size pistol or a Sub-Compact ideal for concealed carry. Two Magpul grip options will be available this summer.

Ruger and Dead Air have teamed up for a new suppressor collaboration in the form of the new Dead Air RXD 30Ti and RXD 22Ti. Engineered from the ground up to complement Ruger’s iconic firearm platforms with unmatched performance, lightweight design, and easy maintenance, both suppressors boast additive-manufactured titanium cores, Triskelion™ baffle design, versatile mounting systems, and Black or Burnt Bronze Cerakote finishes for rugged reliability. Tune in for deets on the suppressors and stay for Mike's uplifting life advice at the Dead Air booth.

The rimfire suppressor market just got more interesting as Dead Air and Ruger unveiled their latest collaboration: the RXD22Ti. This $499 titanium can marks Dead Air's first major rimfire update since the Mask HD that helped put them on the map years ago.

The new RXD30Ti suppressor from Dead Air isn't just another can – it's the first fruit of a partnership with Ruger that aims to shake up the suppressor market. Available in sleek Burnt Bronze or tactical Black Cerakote for $1,099, this ultralight titanium beast combines Dead Air's Triskelion and Nomad baffle systems into one package that won't weigh down your hunting rig.

When you hear the word “handgun,” the image in your mind could vary wildly. Everything from the cowboy revolvers of the Wild West to a modern pistol with a silencer, flashlight, red dot sight, and extended magazine fall into that category. If you are thinking about getting a handgun, understanding the various types is critical. Let’s break them down into categories that can help you find what you are looking for.

Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. is expanding its SR1911 "Street Edition" series with four new engraved models. The first "Street Edition" pistol was launched in October 2024 to mark Ruger’s 75th anniversary. These new additions share design elements that tie the series together, with each model representing a different Ruger facility: “1 Lacey Place” in Southport, CT; “411 Sunapee St.” in Newport, NH; “271 Cardwell Rd.” in Mayodan, NC; and “200 Ruger Rd.” in Prescott, Arizona. The production is limited to 500 units per model.

@BallisticAviation is at the Ruger booth at Shot Show 2025 to check out Ruger's new line of refreshed and updated 10/22 rifles and carbines. In addition to some new stock offerings, Ruger is also putting some more effort into their Custom Shop 10/22s with new lightweight carbon fiber barrels, machined aluminum receivers, and new collaborations with rimfire-centric companies like Grey Birch to produce 10/22s suitable for precision rifle work and beyond.

The Ruger RXM isn't just another Glock clone—it's a bold collaboration between Ruger and Magpul that could redefine the market. With a modular chassis, improved ergonomics, a superior trigger, and optics-ready capability, this pistol blends the best of Glock Gen 3 reliability with modern upgrades. Competing with the PSA Dagger and ZEV OZ9, the RXM strikes a balance between budget and performance at an MSRP of $499. But does it live up to the hype? Watch our full review to see if Ruger and Magpul’s first Glock clone is the best polymer-framed pistol of the year.

Over the years, Davidson’s and Ruger have made hundreds of exclusives together, and it’s now time for a Ruger Mini-14 Tactical chambered in 300 AAC Blackout. This exclusive model features the Samson side-folding stock in a matte stainless finish, in case you want to make the rifle more compact during storage.

In case you’ve been living under a rock and have missed the news, 2024 is a presidential election year in the United States—and to celebrate the right to vote, we now have a new special-edition rifle from Ruger. This entry into Ruger’s Seventh Edition Collector’s Series is officially known as the Vote 2024 10/22 Carbine.

Ruger has been celebrating its birthday with the release of nine 75th Anniversary firearms since the beginning of this year, each representative of the company’s storied past and inspired by iconic Ruger products from each of its three major manufacturing facilities. Two of these commemorative firearms include the already popular and timeless 10/22 Sporters finished in satin stainless with attractive hardwood stock options. In their latest announcement, the company’s Newport, New Hampshire manufacturing facility has released two new 75th Anniversary 10/22 Sporters in black satin, which will ship through the remainder of 2024.

10mm Auto aficionados better be aware as Ruger just launched the LC Carbine in their favorite caliber. The model number is 19307, and the design is based on the 45 Auto LC Carbine. The 10 mm Auto version takes Glock-pattern full-size magazines (of the right caliber) and the barrel length is 16.25”. The design reminds me of a grown-up handgun. Like really grown-up.