The Red Label was introduced with a suggested retail price of $480, which would equal a little more than $2,000 today. This served as an ideal background for many engraved models, which were available at extra cost from several master engravers. A unique feature of the box-lock action was a completely smooth design with no exposed screws or pins. Other features included a single selective trigger, selective automatic ejectors and a checkered American walnut stock with either a pistol grip or English-style straight grip. Fixed chokes in the common patterns of improved/modified, modified/full or skeet/skeet were standard, with interchangeable tubes becoming an option in 1988 and then standard fare in 1990. The sleek, little 28 didn’t come along until 1995 and is rare enough to bring a premium. The Ruger Red Label, unlike many other over/unders or doubles, was first introduced in 20 gauge, with the 12 gauge added five years later (1982). It remained in production until 2011, and after a couple of years, it briefly returned to the catalog in 2014. In 1977, Bill Ruger accomplished his feat of rounding out all the gun categories when the Red Label over/under shotgun was announced. From a modest beginning in a Connecticut barn 70 years ago, Ruger became the only gun company to manufacture all categories of firearms in the USA: pistols, revolvers, rifles and shotguns.
22 pistol, dozens of single- and double-action revolvers, and many rimfire and centerfire rifles, including the ubiquitous 10/22, now in its 55th year of production.Īll of this was accomplished by a company that’s still a relative newcomer to an old industry. These would include the Ruger Standard Model. is known for creating some of the most popular firearms in American history some can even be called icons. A unique feature of the box-lock action was a completely smooth design with no exposed screws or pins.A pistol grip or English-style straight grip were both available.Gun included a single selective trigger, selective automatic ejectors and a checkered American walnut stock.Originally outfitted with fixed chokes, interchangeable tubes becoming an option in 1988 and then standard fare in 1990.First introduced in 20 gauge, a 12 gauge added five years later.What Made The Ruger Red Label A Unique Over/Under: And at one time, it made the gunmaker the only outfit manufacturing pistols, rifles and shotguns. No longer in production, the Ruger Red Lable is still considered iconic. Consignment gun-no return.Among the engraved Ruger Red Label models offered was this limited edition commemorating the 50th anniversary of Sturm, Ruger & Co.
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Look at the pictures and then e-mail or call to make it yours. Comes with a new Ruger factory case to protect your investment. Action locks up tight and the ejectors throw snap caps with authority. Lay-a-way is available !ġ990 Ruger Red Label 3" chambered 20 gauge (serial # 400-49856) with beautiful wood, pistol grip stock & 26" barrels, five chokes and a choke wrench, remaining in "just about mint" condition. 1990 Ruger Red Label 3" chambered 20 gauge (serial # 400-49856) with beautiful wood, pistol grip stock & 26" barrels, five chokes and a choke wrench, remaining in "just about mint" condition.
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