Ruger Precision .308WIN 10+1 Black - 10+1 Rounds, 20" Barrel, Composite Stock, Synthetic, Blue/Black

Questions & Answers

• Q: Hi, is this legal in Illinois?

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  • Asked 01/09/2024 22:09 by Paul P

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  Hi Paul and welcome. Yes Sir. Fortunately, Bolt Action Rifles are not as regulated as Semi-Auto rifles. Cheers and enjoy!

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• Q: Anybody know where I can get this rifle right now. A customer has been asking for weeks.

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  • Asked 03/18/2021 16:52 by Keith R

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  Keith, two available : https://store.thegundock.com/product/ruger-18028-precision-rifle-bolt-308-winchester7.62-nato-20-101151-precision-adjustable-synthetic-black-stk-black-hard-coat-anodized

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• Q: Can this fire a 7.62 as well as 308?

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  • Asked 11/19/2020 20:34 by Robert S

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  YES, any .308 gun can shoot 7.62 NATO. 308 is usually a bit higher pressure than 7.62 I hope this helps!
• Q: Can I take off the rail and put my own? If so what kind of screws would I need?

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  • Asked 10/15/2019 08:53 by Drew D

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  Yes, you can definitely take off the picatinny rail and attach your own rail. If you do that I would recommend EGW rails because they make excellent products. I'm not sure if Ruger uses their own rail or another company's rail. Well, the rail comes with #8-40 screws. I'm not exactly sure if you would need different type of screws if you get a different type of rail. It was my pleasure to assist you.

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• Q: The description doesn’t say anything about MOA rail.

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  • Asked 10/15/2019 08:51 by Drew D

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  This rifle comes with 20 MOA rail. MOA means minute of angle
• Q: The Ruger precision rifle .308 item # 18028 is listed for 1022.00 The other Ruger precision rifle .308 item #18004 is listed for 1073.00 Please tell me what is the difference? Thanks...

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  • Asked 03/18/2019 23:32 by Daniel K

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  Dqniel - 18004 is a discontinued model of the precision rifle. 18028 is the newer model of the two. Buds' prices are based on the cost the manufacturers charges Buds for the firearm. Buds receives updates from manufacturers continually through the day, and based on current replacement costs, Buds sets their prices accordingly. It's nothing complicated - just a "cost +" formula. Some like to think there is some mystery about it or that Buds is manually changing prices on firearms based on the number remaining in stock, but that isn't true. Buds profits are based primarily on manufacturers costs/replacement costs. Here is the pricing policy, available on the Buds web site: Bud's prices are based primarily on 'replacement cost' of buying another of the same item from the manufacturer. Here is their explanation of how their prices are set, copied directly from Buds web site: “Our website updates every 20 minutes, 24/7, with our current inventory and replacement cost. We do not price our guns manually based on our cost in each, rather we use a live download from manufacturers and distributors to set our price based on our current replacement cost. As our cost changes, the corresponding website price of each make/model will change up/down accordingly. While profit margin remains unchanged, our advertised prices will change frequently, sometimes several times per day.”

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• Q: How many magazines? 1 or 2

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  • Asked 03/09/2019 16:11 by Daniel K

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  Daniel, this UPC code rifle package includes (2) 10rd Magpul PMAG Magazines from the Factory Sir.

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• Q: Is this model available in anything other than matte black. Dark earth or desert tan, camo???

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  • Asked 11/06/2018 02:00 by Karen V

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  yes there are more colors available here are all the current production Ruger precision rifles https://ruger.com/products/precisionRifle/models.html

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• Q: hello is this the Gen 2 or 3?

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  • Asked 06/29/2018 03:58 by James L

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  Hey James, this is the newest model.

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