Ruger Firearms Schematics and Owner's Manuals
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Ruger Pistols
- Ruger 22 Charger
- Ruger 9E
- Ruger AR-556 Pistol
- Ruger EC9s
- Ruger Hawkeye Single-Shot
- Ruger LC380
- Ruger LC9
- Ruger LC9s
- Ruger LC9s Pro
- Ruger LCP
- Ruger LCP II
- Ruger LCP II in .22 LR
- Ruger LCP MAX
- Ruger Mark I, Standard Pistol
- Ruger Mark II
- Ruger Mark II 22/45
- Ruger Mark III
- Ruger Mark III 22/45
- Ruger Mark IV
- Ruger Mark IV 22/45
- Ruger MAX-9
- Ruger MAX-9 Pro
- Ruger P345 - Manual Safety
- Ruger P345D - Decocker
- Ruger P85, P85 MKII
- Ruger P89, P90, P94 - Manual Safety
- Ruger P89D, P90D, P91D, P93D, P94D - Decocker
- Ruger P944 - Decocker Model
- Ruger P944 - Double-Action Only Model
- Ruger P944 - Manual Safety Model
- Ruger P95 - Manual Safety
- Ruger P95D - Decocker
- Ruger P95DPR - Decocker
- Ruger P95PR - Manual Safety
- Ruger PC Charger
- Ruger America Pistol - Manual Safety
- Ruger American Pistol - Pro Model
- Ruger-5.7
- Ruger-5.7 Pro
- Ruger Security-380
- Ruger Security-9
- Ruger Security-9 Pro
- Ruger Single-Nine
- Ruger SR1911
- Ruger SR22
- Ruger SR40
- Ruger SR40c
- Ruger SR45
- Ruger SR9
- Ruger SR9c
Ruger Revolvers
Ruger Rifles
- Ruger 10/22
- Ruger 10/22 Left-Handed
- Ruger 10/22 Magnum
- Ruger 44 Carbine (Manufactured after 1974)
- Ruger 44 Carbine (Manufactured from 1961 to 1974)
- Ruger 96/17, 96/22, 96/44
- Ruger American Bolt Action Rifle
- Ruger American Rimfire Rifle
- Ruger AR-556
- Ruger AR-556 Fixed Magazine
- Ruger AR-Lower Elite
- Ruger Deerfield Carbine
- Ruger Guide Gun
- Ruger Hawkeye
- Ruger LC Carbine
- Ruger Long-Range Hunter - Long-Range Target
- Ruger M77 (Manufactured after 1984)
- Ruger M77 (Manufactured from 1968 to 1984)
- Ruger M77 Mark II
- Ruger Mini Thirty (Manufactured after 2004)
- Ruger Mini Thirty (Manufactured from 1986 to 2004)
- Ruger Mini-14 (Manufactured from 1978 to 2004)
- Ruger Mini-14 (Manufactured from 1974 to 1977)
- Ruger Mini-14 Ranch (Manufactured after 2004)
- Ruger Mini-14 Ranch (Manufactured from 1982 to 2004)
- Ruger No.1
- Ruger No.3
- Ruger PC Carbine
- Ruger PC Carbine Chassis Models
- Ruger PC4 Carbine (Manufactured from 1996 to 2006)
- Ruger PC9 Carbine (Manufactured from 1996 to 2006)
- Ruger 77/17
- Ruger 77/22
- Ruger 77/357
- Ruger 77/44
- Ruger 77/50
- Ruger Precision Rifle
- Ruger Precision Rimfire Rifle
- Ruger Bolt-Action Scout Rifle
- Ruger Small-Frame Auto-Loading Rifle
- Ruger SR-7.62 Auto-Loading Rifle
- Ruger SR-22 Rifle
Ruger Shotguns
Ruger Accessories
About Ruger Firearms
Sturm, Ruger & Co., also known as Ruger, is an American firearms manufacturer founded in 1949 by William B. Ruger and Alexander McCormick Sturm.
The company is headquartered in Southport, Connecticut, and has manufacturing facilities in Newport, New Hampshire, and Prescott, Arizona.
The founders' vision was to create a company that would produce high-quality firearms that were both affordable and innovative.
Today, Ruger is one of the largest firearms manufacturers in the United States, with a reputation for producing rugged, reliable firearms that are both affordable and innovative.