Does Ruger still make an over-under shotgun?

Ruger finally closed its production line in 2011. As sales plummeted it was no longer the “affordable” over-under it was touted as.

Why is 12 the gauge of shotguns?

The smaller the gauge number, the larger the shotgun bore. Gauge is determined by the number of lead balls of size equal to the approximate diameter of the bore that it takes to weigh one pound. For example, it would take 12 lead balls with the same diameter as a 12-gauge shotgun bore to weigh one pound.

Will Ruger bring back the Red Label?

Final Production In January 2015, Ruger dropped the Red Label from its product line, citing an inability to achieve revenue expectations. As a consequence, Ruger no longer produces a shotgun in its model line. Accessories and choke tubes for the Ruger Red Label shotgun are still available from Ruger as of 2017.

Where are Ruger over under shotguns made?

Like many of this company’s long guns, the Citori is made in Japan. This over/under shotgun is offered in so many different configurations that they are too numerous to list here. The standard Hunter is available in 12 and 20 gauge with 26-, 28- or 30-inch barrels.

Why did Ruger quit making shotguns?

In January 2015, Ruger dropped the Red Label from its product line, citing an inability to achieve revenue expectations. As a consequence, Ruger no longer produces a shotgun in its model line. Accessories and choke tubes for the Ruger Red Label shotgun are still available from Ruger as of 2017.

Who made the Ruger Red Label?

The Ruger Red Label is an award winning double-barreled shotgun produced by Sturm, Ruger & Co.. The Red Label was first designed in the 1970s (entering production in 1978) and remained in production for over 32 years.

How often should a firearm be cleaned?

Clean your firearms after every use to keep them in top condition. This will help ensure that the action functions safely and properly and the ammunition performs as it should.