Posted: 7/6/2008 11:38:05 AM EDT
I kinda with you... I would never own a Ruger made AR-15. Hell i wish that they would sell spare parts, GB Models and standard capacity (20rd )magazines for the Mini-14 and the Mini-30. But I think the more and more AR-15 makers out there the better. It would tell the Government that yes, there is a demand for them from the public and hopefully a more unified business to fight against a ban. Lastly the more makers like the name brand hunting companies like Remington (just the first one) would also tell the fudds to shut the hell up and that yes. The AR-15 is a hunting rifle just as it is a combat and competition rifle. I do wonder that if Ruger does make a AR-15 rifle. Would they make it in a way that allows the owner to use spare parts or would they make it in a way that you can only use Ruger made parts. Small pins, different sized bolt carrier, different magazine, etc.... |
Which was a massive FAIL. See the recall threads. Pulled all my SR-9's off the shelf in early April and STILL have not received replacements or repaired models. It is almost 3 months. |
<sarcasm> Why would an investment casting company screw with forged receivers? <sarcasm> Ruger probably thinks they can improve the AR15 by scratch manufacturing their own in-house version. If so, we can all guess how well that will work out. |
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I think Ruger should work out all the problems on their newly released SR9 and LCP.380 before they release any new firearms. Ruger R&D should spend a little more time putting its new products through their paces before releasing them to the public. Like autos...Never buy a new firearm its first year out. John |
I think you're seriously under estimating the market demand for 20 pound stainless ARs with ten round rotary magazines, single-action pistol grips, and heavy triggers! ETA: witch doctor required to reassemble after field stripping. |
Bill is dead now. The company is clearly moving in a pro hi cap, easy conceal, pro EBR direction. My anti Ruger sentiment died with Bill. |
| My last count of Ruger firearms in my gun safe was 10. Ruger has made good inexpensive firearms and probably will continue to be competitive in the firearm market. We need all of the US manufacturing companies we can support. Jobs, jobs, jobs is the answer to a stable economy. And I will fondle all new Ruger firearms before purchasing foreign makes. |
Sir, this is the Internet. Throwing logic at a problem will not be tolerated. ![]() The Ruger corp. has recently released a version of their Mini-14 in Evil Black, and now are producing 20-round magazines for regular people to own. It seems clear that the current management has abandoned the old PC marketing strategies. If Ruger decides to produce an AR15, I wish them all the success in the world, as long as they produce a high-quality item. More EBR's on the market is a good thing. |
Hell no. The shipping companies made a killing on all the transit. They got paid to ship the future paperweights FROM Ruger TO Wholesalers TO Dealers then Shipped Recall Boxes TO Dealers then we ship the guns BACK to Ruger and then Ruger sent them BACK to the DEALERS. Firgure $15 per trip and that's pretty good deal for UPS/FEDEX/USPS. They made over $70 shipping PER Gun. That's awesome.
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4 round capacity, 20 round body... at least you FEEL like you're not a serf ![]() 20round body would make it illegal in new jersey stan because its EVIL and we all know that its looks an not function that determines evility! |
not only that it's a left hand eject so a regular bolt won't work.... OMG!!!! |
I love your sensibility. Don't blame a company for it's DEAD OWNER'S MISTAKES. They are now releasing firearms that are clearly against the crap Bill was spouting. So why not try to give them a chance to succeed? As it's been said in so many other Ruger hating threads, there are plenty of gun companies who have crapped on gun owners, but since it wasn't as largely publicized as Bill's, then no one seems to remember. What about S&W and Glock? You guys gonna stop buying their guns, too? What about Colt and H&K? Oh wait, they're so cool, we'll just look past their little slipups. |
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The bottom line in developing and manufacturing any product is price, price and price. This has been Rugers success in their ability to turn out quality products in the past. If Ruger can produce an AR15 at lower than present prices, we all stampede to our friendly FFL and plunck down hard cash. Much like over 100,000 firearm enthusiasts are now doing buying the LCP. |
+1 on that............. |
It's even lower now. Looks like another great opportunity for Cerberus Capital Management . . .
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Why did you post a 2007 graph in the summer of 2008 ??????????? As a long time share holder I feel the stock is fine. There are new products in the works that will improve it even more. Colt.......overpriced union junk S & W caved in the lawsuits and ruined the looks of some of the finest revolvers in the world, and out sourced their shotguns to Turkey Glock refused to ship hi-cap mags for awhile Remington IS NOT building their AR in house........ Hell, lets just shut everything down and go back to sling shots.....................JJ |
Lead, follow or get out of the way!! ![]()
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Yawn. I'll believe it when I see it. Hey, maybe the Mini-15 NRA Special Edition will come with a voucher for one 20 rd. magazine! And they'll offer you the privilege of buying two more, for forty bucks each! Until you can buy as many factory Mini-14 20 rounders as you want with no bullshit billboards for less than 40 dollars apiece directly from Ruger's website, they can stuff it. ~BakerMike |
![]() Hasn't the AR15 already been developed? What's Ruger going to add? "Precision steel investment castings"? Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. is the nation's leading manufacturer of high-quality firearms for recreation and law enforcement, and a major producer of precision steel investment castings. |
Buy low...Sell high. Looks like a good time to buy to me...Well, at least I hope that Ruger's stock price will rise again... |








