31 Ruger Red Label Review

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There were a number of pervasive gnat stings in terms of manufacturing the shotgun. Known for years as a top choice of american hunters and clay shooters for its world renowned rugged construction and handsome american styling the red label returns.

Ruger Red Label

Ruger red label info back and better than ever the new ruger red label over and under shotgun represents american gunmaking at its finest.

Ruger red label review. The red label hadnt really disappeared in 2011 as many of us feared but rather the gun was headed back to the design room for some updates that make todays ruger stackbarrel a better gun. The ruger red label fit well as a one size fits all size however i personally would want to shorten the stock a bit if my wife and i were not sharing the shotgun back and forth. In essence the 12 ga.

Its lower price along with the fact that it is made in america will certainly prompt shotgunners to welcome it back with open arms and money in hand. In 2011 ruger temporarily discontinued the red label. Looking at the old version versus the new version the new red label added about 34 length with the addition of the extra cushy buttpad.

Red label is a 7 lb 8 oz boxlock over under with a steel receiver3 chambers single selective trigger automatic safety. Chief among those gnat stings was the two piece receiver. As is typical of firearms made by ruger the red label is a no nonsense shotgun built for hard use in the field.

The primary difference between the new red label and its predecessor is the design of the receiver. What follows is a rundown of what ruger did differently with the new red label how it did it and whether it accomplished its design goals.

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