Sir !!! Excellent video - I purchased the exact same rifle and caliber 3 months ago.. After a couple of different scope options - getting the rifle broken in. I love the rifle... I couldn't be happier with the result of my purchase. I have found that it prefers a slightly heavier grain bullet - I'm getting my best results between 62 and 71 grains. Typically most of my shooting is between 50 and 200 yards and it serves that purpose well. Thanx for your video. !!!!!! Mark C. The Old Guy In Texas :)
I want ALL of the calibers. Want vs need I guess. I hope your .556 shoots great for ya. Great choice for bolt practice imo. Thank you for the vid. Please make more.
I have a Ruger American Predator, Gen 1, in .308. It is the most accurate Rifle I own, and I own several high end .308s. I also have a Ruger American Ranch in 7.73 x 39. My go to Hog Gun. I've been impressed with Ruger American, so far.
Really like this rifle for the price point. The gun metal cerekote is a great touch. Like the raised comb. Ruger should have left the "non" ranch model with the 22"barrel rather than cutting down to 20". Some really cool calibers coming out this year too on the gen 2! So tired of really nice rifles being put on the market today in 6.5 cm & .308 only.
Yes, I love the new offering of calibers. My hope is they start to do varriations of the ruger american with different barrel lengths in coming years. Tikka has done things like this in the past.
i have gen 1 same caliber. i have replaced the stock and now the rifle has magpul stock. with PA bdc reticle scope my 15 old boy hits targets at 500-600 yards… very accurate rifles.
You should try an ARKEN scope EPL4 FFP 6-24x50 Mil with your choice of recitals VHR or VPR $377.49 with the discount. It has a zero stop and great turrets and I think the glass is Better than the Vortex.
I haven't even touched one of these new Gen 2's yet. That being said, we all have seen many reviews on them by this point. My feeling is simple. This is a lot of rifle for as low as $520. (Lowest I've seen) Ruger sold a zillion of the Gen 1's and I'm sure history will repeat itself. Good video!
Thank you! I believe they removed a lot of excuses to buying one now and are going to do very well with them. I'll be posting a video this weekend about mounting my scope on the 300 AAC and might even make it to the range for some more feedback.
FYI, the last round bolt hold open is a feature of the magazine. You could possibly modify the magazine to disable that feature or they do sell magazines that don’t hold the bolt open.
@@justbros123 I don’t know how to send a picture on RUclips, but I know how to upload a video. ruclips.net/video/BHox7xpse5Y/видео.htmlsi=94rUTaxN0amhXbqS
@justbros123 I sent that video to a cousin and explained modifying the follower to prevent the last round bolt hold open feature and he pointed me to this video. Perhaps the AR style follower can be modified in this way. ruclips.net/video/B6gpaRaw5to/видео.htmlsi=W8E-ZTT1PyoFksk4
I had a Ruger American 22-250 that did the same,,Bolt come open while walking, Also very poor action half the time wouldn't lift the shell high enough to chamber,,I traded it on a Savage 110m 22-250 happy now,
I just intentionally bought a Gen 1 American in 7mm-08. I love my Gen 1 .270 & 300 BLK. No issues with any of them. I do like (some) of the Gen 2's upgrades, having had a chance to check out a .308, but, the $200+ increase in price compared to some models of the Gen-1's is not worth it to me, fancy twisted barrel & all that. I will most likely get a Gen 2 .270 once they hit the gunshops and once supply is established & prices go south of MSRP, which was the entire point of the concept, cheap, effective, & nothing too fancy. These Gen 2's sort of missed that point.
I see what you are saying. Time will tell if this is a success for Ruger or not. I'm anticipating a lot of people will find this an attractive price point that is still below the Tikka, Bergara price range.
@@M447DT length of the barrel has nothing to do with accuracy. I shoot a short barrel 5.56 nato that is only 10.5 inches long and does 3/4 in shot groups at 100 yds, but the velocity is low due to barrel length.
I have one in 223 extremely accurate sub zero groups with my reloads many many feeding issues I hope because it’s new and has to break in good luck with yours
My old Ruger American in 308 is a dadgum tack driver that has a 22 inch barrel. I wouldn't trade it for a brand spanking newer one because of the light weight and dependability. Every deer and varmint got laid out when they got a dose of my 150 grain Sierra pro Hunter bullets that I have handloaded for anything agoing here in Texas, and I ain't kidding either.
I can’t speak specifically for the gen 2 but my gen 1 300blk only has the last round bolt hold open because of the pmags. The back end of the follower has more of a 90 degree to it. Try lancer mags, their back end of the follower is more sloped allowing the bolt to push down the follower just enough to not be locked open
@@justbros123 yeah not really a problem but there is a solution for whoever it bothers. I have 3 lancer and 1 magpul 300blk specific mags so I’m just gonna keep the lancers for the ruger and magpul for my ar upper that will arrive in the next few days
I had a ranch in 300 BLK It would misfire a lot around 6 to 8 times out of 20 sent it back to Ruger. Got it back with a note saying that 300 BLK is designed for the AR and the primers are to hard for it to be reliable. I called them and said I own a ranch 556 and it has 5800 rounds threw it with no misfires is the 556 designed for the AR to. They basically said live with it. I sold it to a friend and he took it to his local gunsmith and had the head space adjusted it works fine now. I bought a savage 300 BLK no more misfires.
Call me weird, but I prefer the plain-jane looks of the Gen 1 Rifles. After I recently saw the photos of the Gen 2's, I went out and bought two of the Gen 1's, and I'll be buying a third shortly.
Longer barrels definitely have their place, but we're big fans of the shorter barrels for running with a suppressor. Their "Standard" Ruger American Gen2 has a 20" barrel over the 16" that the "Ranch" has, if length is what you're after.
Jesus, why? There's no velocity benefit with the cartridges it's chambered in due to faster burning powders. They're inherently less accurate due to less-stiff, whippier barrels. And who wants to lug around a magnum-length gun chambered for a non-magnum (considerably, in some cases) cartridges anyway? This is no .338 Win Mag. It's a ranch rifle, chambered in intermediate cartridges. All a knowledgeable shooter needs is a barrel length that maximizes the cartridge it's chambered in, which in this case is around the 16" legal minimum. .223, 300 BLK, 350 Legend, etc.
It is a bummer the price is climbing, but what isn't? It is still impressive what you get for the money. I bet we see almost every gun offering this year bump up 15-20% in cost this year, so relative to every other option it is still a good bang for your buck in my opinion! I think the new features are worth every bit of $150.
Seems like a lot of guys have problems with their bolt opening while hunting. My son and I both have gen 1 Americans in 308 and have never had the bolt open while walking through the woods hunting. I guess it’s possible but never happens to us.
Mostly the same 10 guys complaining. It is not a common occurrence as some would indicate. It happens. Mostly to people that are more lax with the rifle carry.
@@taylorcleblanc I can see it happening if you have the rifle slung on your back and a branch catches the bolt and opens it, but when I’m hunting I carry the rifle in my right hand holding it basically under the magazine. I never have any issues with branches grabbing and opening the bolt.
I swear that is Hornady came out with a dog turd as a new cartridge and they told people it was great on deer, people would believe it. 300 blackout is a waste of money and time. 300 hammer, same thing. What a waste of money. Go out and buy a 30-30 before you but a 300 BO or 300 hammer.
@@justbros123 I’ve only tried it with hornady ammo. It’s all good if you push the bolt forwards quickly but if you try to stay on target and do a slow bolt push then it doesn’t want to go into its final position. It’s all good though i kinda have a bolt action mp5 which is cool I guess lmao.
El 223 por mi experiencia es un muy buen calibre. Acá con mi amigo dueño del rifle le damos tranquilo a los ciervos a 500 o 600 metros y caen sin problemas😎
There certainly are lots of variables that play into performance. This rifle for me is going to be all about removing excuses to shoot because of ammo costing me 1/5 compared to my hunting cartridges. I’m going to enjoy the nimble rifle with my 5” suppressor
I will NEVER buy another rifle were the safety does not LOCK the action. I have been walking on the flat, on two track, and had the bolt come open and lost a round. While still hunting I have looked down and had the action open, round gone missing , and have the receiver full of trash. I have a gen 1 and have had no problem with the smoothness of action. The rifle is one of my more accurate ones----but it only is for stand hunting with its 2 position safety.
@msquared9605 there's a 99% chance you've never been hunting in your entire freaking life. Let alone carry the gun around through the brush in the woods.
@@Mike-xi4zt well, only for about 20 years. Maybe it’s just me and my crazy idea of actually holding the rifle and specifically the bolt handle when I’m walking through brush
@@msquared9605 like I said you haven't really been hunting you haven't gone through scrub oak you have never walked through Thorn brush or any kind of normal thick brush. You're hunting experience has been an open field, maybe. Any kind of real hunting you can't hold your hand on the bolt climbing a ditch bank or crossing a rock slide, and yes it is ridiculously stupid for you to say every thing you said.
I find it kind of amusing that a $200.00 jump in price,when the Gen. 1 started out at $300-350 price range,still makes this a “cheap”,plinking rifle! They improved the stock,l grant you,the first gen. Was not perfect, but it worked well enough. I never had a problem with the bolt smoothness,and though the cosmetics look nice,cutting 2in. off the barrel,and putting a muzzle brake on it,especially for a.223/556 is a bad joke! All it does is increase muzzle blast,and in larger calibers,cut velocity! Also,what is the latest big thing about “Cans”,or is it some kind of COOLNESS thing? You are paying BATFE 200.00 dollars for a “permit” to own something that you can not allow/ let anyone else use,and your name is on a list that lets Big Brother know what you got, and where to find you,if they ever want to take it! Wish l could afford to drop $55.00+ dollars for a “cheap” gun,just to plink a round with,but I don’t live in that world! Must be nice!🤔😒🤷🏼♂️
You covered a lot of ground there and made some good points for sure. I guess the Gen 1's are still around for those who would prefer them! I will personally enjoy not using ear plugs when shooting with my TBAC can.
I would say no , .... not a lot more go with Tikka quality accuracy reliability and value . You just don't risk your money. Ruger should be $350 until they prove something
Do you have any basis for your claim that these are junk? Have you had a bad experience with the Gen 2 Ruger American? They just came out and seem to be quite nice especially at the price point they are offered at!
accidentally bought yeah thats what ill tell my wife next time i buy a gun
It worked for me!!
Sir !!! Excellent video - I purchased the exact same rifle and caliber 3 months ago.. After a couple of different scope options - getting the rifle broken in. I love the rifle... I couldn't be happier with the result of my purchase. I have found that it prefers a slightly heavier grain bullet - I'm getting my best results between 62 and 71 grains. Typically most of my shooting is between 50 and 200 yards and it serves that purpose well. Thanx for your video. !!!!!! Mark C. The Old Guy In Texas :)
Just ordered the same exact gun! Excited!
I want ALL of the calibers. Want vs need I guess. I hope your .556 shoots great for ya. Great choice for bolt practice imo. Thank you for the vid. Please make more.
Bought one a couple of months ago. First range trip shot a 3/8", 5 shot group @100 yds
I have a Ruger American Predator, Gen 1, in .308. It is the most accurate Rifle I own, and I own several high end .308s. I also have a Ruger American Ranch in 7.73 x 39. My go to Hog Gun. I've been impressed with Ruger American, so far.
Really like this rifle for the price point. The gun metal cerekote is a great touch. Like the raised comb. Ruger should have left the "non" ranch model with the 22"barrel rather than cutting down to 20". Some really cool calibers coming out this year too on the gen 2!
So tired of really nice rifles being put on the market today in 6.5 cm & .308 only.
Yes, I love the new offering of calibers. My hope is they start to do varriations of the ruger american with different barrel lengths in coming years. Tikka has done things like this in the past.
i have gen 1 same caliber. i have replaced the stock and now the rifle has magpul stock. with PA bdc reticle scope my 15 old boy hits targets at 500-600 yards… very accurate rifles.
Thank you for this video. Plan on getting the 400 Legend.
Awesome! What's your reasoning behind 400 Legend? I've never shot one before.
Thanks for the review, getting ready to buy one myself.
You should try an ARKEN scope EPL4 FFP 6-24x50 Mil with your choice of recitals VHR or VPR $377.49 with the discount. It has a zero stop and great turrets and I think the glass is Better than the Vortex.
That’s a great price! I’ll look into it. I typically shoot in moa. Do they have an option for MOA?
@@justbros123yes Moa is available
I haven't even touched one of these new Gen 2's yet. That being said, we all have seen many reviews on them by this point. My feeling is simple. This is a lot of rifle for as low as $520. (Lowest I've seen) Ruger sold a zillion of the Gen 1's and I'm sure history will repeat itself. Good video!
Thank you! I believe they removed a lot of excuses to buying one now and are going to do very well with them. I'll be posting a video this weekend about mounting my scope on the 300 AAC and might even make it to the range for some more feedback.
I just pick up the 300 BO and it's awesome. I've put about 200 rds. through it and so far so good.
Right on. Me too! lol
FYI, the last round bolt hold open is a feature of the magazine. You could possibly modify the magazine to disable that feature or they do sell magazines that don’t hold the bolt open.
That’s what I figured, just hadn’t used a bolt action with that feature before! Seems like it could be useful, time will tell!
@@justbros123 You know, I have an Arisaka Type 99 that my grandfather brought home from WW2. The bolt on it locks open on the last round too.
@@JohnHabbinga Send us a picture!
@@justbros123 I don’t know how to send a picture on RUclips, but I know how to upload a video. ruclips.net/video/BHox7xpse5Y/видео.htmlsi=94rUTaxN0amhXbqS
@justbros123 I sent that video to a cousin and explained modifying the follower to prevent the last round bolt hold open feature and he pointed me to this video. Perhaps the AR style follower can be modified in this way. ruclips.net/video/B6gpaRaw5to/видео.htmlsi=W8E-ZTT1PyoFksk4
I had a Ruger American 22-250 that did the same,,Bolt come open while walking, Also very poor action half the time wouldn't lift the shell high enough to chamber,,I traded it on a Savage 110m 22-250 happy now,
I just intentionally bought a Gen 1 American in 7mm-08. I love my Gen 1 .270 & 300 BLK. No issues with any of them. I do like (some) of the Gen 2's upgrades, having had a chance to check out a .308, but, the $200+ increase in price compared to some models of the Gen-1's is not worth it to me, fancy twisted barrel & all that. I will most likely get a Gen 2 .270 once they hit the gunshops and once supply is established & prices go south of MSRP, which was the entire point of the concept, cheap, effective, & nothing too fancy. These Gen 2's sort of missed that point.
I see what you are saying. Time will tell if this is a success for Ruger or not. I'm anticipating a lot of people will find this an attractive price point that is still below the Tikka, Bergara price range.
@@justbros12316 inch barrel looks way to short for good accuracy how are you liking it so far ?
@@M447DT length of the barrel has nothing to do with accuracy. I shoot a short barrel 5.56 nato that is only 10.5 inches long and does 3/4 in shot groups at 100 yds, but the velocity is low due to barrel length.
Thanks for reviewing this!
I have one in 223 extremely accurate sub zero groups with my reloads many many feeding issues I hope because it’s new and has to break in good luck with yours
I wish they would make adjustable stocks like this on their higher end models. The foreend is a bit flimsy on my son's gen2 but not terrible.
Seems to have all of the features!
My old Ruger American in 308 is a dadgum tack driver that has a 22 inch barrel. I wouldn't trade it for a brand spanking newer one because of the light weight and dependability. Every deer and varmint got laid out when they got a dose of my 150 grain Sierra pro Hunter bullets that I have handloaded for anything agoing here in Texas, and I ain't kidding either.
Love mine and it shoots like a dream with Glock Mag well installed and a sweet little Red Dot!
Why would you have Glock mags for 556/223?
I can’t speak specifically for the gen 2 but my gen 1 300blk only has the last round bolt hold open because of the pmags. The back end of the follower has more of a 90 degree to it. Try lancer mags, their back end of the follower is more sloped allowing the bolt to push down the follower just enough to not be locked open
Sounds like the perfect answer to the "problem". I do prefer to run the bolt at all times like all of my other rifles. Great input!!
@@justbros123 yeah not really a problem but there is a solution for whoever it bothers. I have 3 lancer and 1 magpul 300blk specific mags so I’m just gonna keep the lancers for the ruger and magpul for my ar upper that will arrive in the next few days
mod the mag thats what stops the bolt when empty the little metal strip thats all thats needed
I found an after market mag that works great!
I'm waiting for the 20in barrel models in 6 Arc to come out.
I had a ranch in 300 BLK It would misfire a lot around 6 to 8 times out of 20 sent it back to Ruger. Got it back with a note saying that 300 BLK is designed for the AR and the primers are to hard for it to be reliable. I called them and said I own a ranch 556 and it has 5800 rounds threw it with no misfires is the 556 designed for the AR to. They basically said live with it. I sold it to a friend and he took it to his local gunsmith and had the head space adjusted it works fine now. I bought a savage 300 BLK no more misfires.
Nice, after looking and comparing I went with the 300 Blackout in it….Already have a few .223 setups, needed something different! 😁😉👊🏻🇺🇸
I'm going to accidently buy one this week if I can find a decent local FFL. So many flakes around here.
Call me weird, but I prefer the plain-jane looks of the Gen 1 Rifles. After I recently saw the photos of the Gen 2's, I went out and bought two of the Gen 1's, and I'll be buying a third shortly.
It’s not just you. I still like the gen 1 stock especially with low rings. The bolt on the gen 1 was already smooth enough.
I wish they'd put a 26" bbl on that.
Longer barrels definitely have their place, but we're big fans of the shorter barrels for running with a suppressor. Their "Standard" Ruger American Gen2 has a 20" barrel over the 16" that the "Ranch" has, if length is what you're after.
Jesus, why? There's no velocity benefit with the cartridges it's chambered in due to faster burning powders. They're inherently less accurate due to less-stiff, whippier barrels. And who wants to lug around a magnum-length gun chambered for a non-magnum (considerably, in some cases) cartridges anyway? This is no .338 Win Mag. It's a ranch rifle, chambered in intermediate cartridges. All a knowledgeable shooter needs is a barrel length that maximizes the cartridge it's chambered in, which in this case is around the 16" legal minimum. .223, 300 BLK, 350 Legend, etc.
get PA scope for 5.56 caliber. Primary arms, check out scopes with bdc reticles
MDT makes a drop-in chassis for this rifle.
Like one in 450 bushmaster - wish they would make a 45-70 too !
Where did you get that brace/rack the gun is sitting in?
Got it at a local store, it's a Tipton Gun Butler I believe!
Getting off the break isn't easy ......
G’day mate, just wondering can you operate the safety silently? My gen 1 safety is to loud for my liking
Cheers
Yes, the safety is actually very subtle and not a major click or clunk. Great question1
I like inexpensive rifles, but I want more decorousness. A walnut stock for example.
It seems like it would offer a lot of value if you can find it on sale, but they're getting a little too pricey in my opinion.
It is a bummer the price is climbing, but what isn't? It is still impressive what you get for the money. I bet we see almost every gun offering this year bump up 15-20% in cost this year, so relative to every other option it is still a good bang for your buck in my opinion! I think the new features are worth every bit of $150.
Seems like a lot of guys have problems with their bolt opening while hunting. My son and I both have gen 1 Americans in 308 and have never had the bolt open while walking through the woods hunting. I guess it’s possible but never happens to us.
Happened to me a handful of times and I missed out on taking quick shots. I'm glad for the improved safety.
Mostly the same 10 guys complaining. It is not a common occurrence as some would indicate. It happens. Mostly to people that are more lax with the rifle carry.
@@taylorcleblanc I can see it happening if you have the rifle slung on your back and a branch catches the bolt and opens it, but when I’m hunting I carry the rifle in my right hand holding it basically under the magazine. I never have any issues with branches grabbing and opening the bolt.
I have one. Mine loves the 75gr ammo.
Can't see the price increase for correcting errors in first design.
Totally worth it to me.
I hope they make it in 8.6 Blackout. 👍
No kidding!!!
Looks good.
I swear that is Hornady came out with a dog turd as a new cartridge and they told people it was great on deer, people would believe it. 300 blackout is a waste of money and time. 300 hammer, same thing. What a waste of money. Go out and buy a 30-30 before you but a 300 BO or 300 hammer.
If you don't run a rifle bolt in the store repeatedly before buying, I will give you a strange look.
@@Catgat37 exactly
I just got the 450 and it definitely has problems putting the bolt back down once a round is in the chamber. Not sure what you do about that
Does it do it with different ammo too? That is a bummer! Ruger will make it right if you have problems.
@@justbros123 I’ve only tried it with hornady ammo. It’s all good if you push the bolt forwards quickly but if you try to stay on target and do a slow bolt push then it doesn’t want to go into its final position. It’s all good though i kinda have a bolt action mp5 which is cool I guess lmao.
What calibers gun come in ?
Nearly all of the most common rounds out today. More than 16 probably
@@justbros123 common rounds gotcha
El 223 por mi experiencia es un muy buen calibre. Acá con mi amigo dueño del rifle le damos tranquilo a los ciervos a 500 o 600 metros y caen sin problemas😎
I have a 16" barrel on my AR 5.56. That short barrel looses a lot of velocity.
There certainly are lots of variables that play into performance. This rifle for me is going to be all about removing excuses to shoot because of ammo costing me 1/5 compared to my hunting cartridges. I’m going to enjoy the nimble rifle with my 5” suppressor
I would buy one if I could buy a first generation.
Next time "intentionally" buy a Savage 110
Thanks. Good video. L&S for me
I'll mention your video when I do my videos on incoming ruger gen 2s
What gun stand are you using
It's made by Tipton.
I've heard of click bait, but you just flat out lied !
@@michaelcervantez3570 haha! I really wanted the 300 blackout first
I will NEVER buy another rifle were the safety does not LOCK the action. I have been walking on the flat, on two track, and had the bolt come open and lost a round. While still hunting I have looked down and had the action open, round gone missing , and have the receiver full of trash. I have a gen 1 and have had no problem with the smoothness of action. The rifle is one of my more accurate ones----but it only is for stand hunting with its 2 position safety.
Maybe you should try being more careful walking around with a loaded rifle 🤷🏻♂️
@@msquared9605Maybe you always hunt out of a box blind. It's happened to me 3 or 4 times.
@msquared9605 there's a 99% chance you've never been hunting in your entire freaking life. Let alone carry the gun around through the brush in the woods.
@@Mike-xi4zt well, only for about 20 years. Maybe it’s just me and my crazy idea of actually holding the rifle and specifically the bolt handle when I’m walking through brush
@@msquared9605 like I said you haven't really been hunting you haven't gone through scrub oak you have never walked through Thorn brush or any kind of normal thick brush. You're hunting experience has been an open field, maybe. Any kind of real hunting you can't hold your hand on the bolt climbing a ditch bank or crossing a rock slide, and yes it is ridiculously stupid for you to say every thing you said.
Speak up dude. Can’t hear you.
Clean out your ears brother👂 heard him clear as day!😂
It's worthy of a creedmore.
get the savage trail hunter,, better quality,,more options,longer barrel,, better price,,,
How do you ACCIDENTALLY buy the wrong rifle? Ummmmm
I went in for a 300 Blackout and came out with a 223. It is 100% more for getting viewer's attention.
I find it kind of amusing that a $200.00 jump in price,when the Gen. 1 started out at $300-350 price range,still makes this a “cheap”,plinking rifle! They improved the stock,l grant you,the first gen. Was not perfect, but it worked well enough. I never had a problem with the bolt smoothness,and though the cosmetics look nice,cutting 2in. off the barrel,and putting a muzzle brake on it,especially for a.223/556 is a bad joke! All it does is increase muzzle blast,and in larger calibers,cut velocity! Also,what is the latest big thing about “Cans”,or is it some kind of COOLNESS thing? You are paying BATFE 200.00 dollars for a “permit” to own something that you can not allow/ let anyone else use,and your name is on a list that lets Big Brother know what you got, and where to find you,if they ever want to take it! Wish l could afford to drop $55.00+ dollars for a “cheap” gun,just to plink a round with,but I don’t live in that world! Must be nice!🤔😒🤷🏼♂️
You covered a lot of ground there and made some good points for sure. I guess the Gen 1's are still around for those who would prefer them! I will personally enjoy not using ear plugs when shooting with my TBAC can.
I am sorry I know when to have it on safety and not! So I do not care for the 3 position Safety!
The three position safety just adds a layer of safety when loading/unloading your firearm!
That safety is the only thing I DON'T like about it.
Interesting, seems to be a love/hate type thing for people!
I would say no , .... not a lot more go with Tikka quality accuracy reliability and value . You just don't risk your money. Ruger should be $350 until they prove something
Congrats. You basically bought an ar15 that fires slower. Good training 🤦♂️
First thing I would do is take this junk Rifle back use the money to get a real rifle if not you will be sorry ?
Do you have any basis for your claim that these are junk? Have you had a bad experience with the Gen 2 Ruger American?
They just came out and seem to be quite nice especially at the price point they are offered at!
It is an ugly rifle
I don’t understand WTF you mess an accident??