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Is it me or does that emoji look a little more like a Ruger SR9 than a Colt M1911?

You never forget that warm feeling you get when you lose your vulnerability to the shine of a Ruger 357.

My favorite gun is my 22 Ruger very long barrel semi automation pistol.

These are predominantly real-world firearms – AR-15 variants, AK-47 variants, the Ruger Mini-14, various shotguns, and many specialized rifles.

I found it very useful when learning how to disassemble and reassemble my Ruger Mark III.

There are estimated to be around 1 million Ruger Mini-14 rifles alone.

I do have.22LR but the only.22 rifle I have is a Ruger K10/22 and I am probably going to sell it.

I actually bought my first 1911 yesterday - a Ruger SR1911 Commander.

If I had any friends who were hard core anti-gun, then a share of Ruger for their kid would go over about as well.

Capture, hell - I'd enjoy shooting them down with my Remington 877 Express (with gooseload), or maybe my.243 Ruger rifle....but only if they are hovering.

I'll stick with my Ruger from the 80s, thanks.

I got stuck with the Ruger Mark III.22 pistol.

That doesn't include AK-47 variants, Ruger Mini-14s, or many others that are considered "assault weapons".

Many states over the past 20yr went from it being a hassle to "just toss a pink Ruger in your purse" to a simple retail transaction.

> “It's hard to build true wealth for yourself if you don't have some type of ownership in something, and it's hard for most people to get ownership in something,” Ruger says.

We can talk about the Sturmgewehr 44 and Eugene Stoner's design goals for the AR, if you like, or we can just accept that reasonable people can call all semi-automatic or select-fire long guns with detachable magazines "assault weapons" regardless of whether the Ruger Mini-14 does or does not look like an AK-47.

Look up the profits of the two major (only?) publicly traded gun companies (Ruger and Smith & Wesson).

I'd like to get a Wilson or Les Baer and some of the new Sig, Ruger, and S&W 1911s.

You could also have a Ruger, or Smith and Wesson, or Kimber, or any number of other brands that make pretty much identical guns.