Ruger

Great price. Shoots great and shipped fast.

I have been researching a mid level to budget level rifle in the AR platform for a little more than a year, and had watched many review videos giving good and bad reviews. I finally decided to stick with my initial selection and purchase the Ruger MPR.

When taking it out the first time I was a little worried about some of the various bad review/issues I had heard about. Absolutely no issues with this thing!! I’ve spent around 400rounds through it, of various grain and brands, both 223 and 556. This thing is so incredibly accurate! I took out 4 hogs at about 150yds, and have practiced plinking at a target that was around 320yds away. All of this done with a red dot sight. I can’t wait to get a scope for it, but cannot stop saying enough good things about this rifle.

Buy with confidence!! Also, this was my first online gun buy, and SOSS made things very easy and super quick! I’ll definitely purchase here again.

I added a Burris 2x7x32 scope and Hogue grips. Very, very nice revolver. Off a bench shooting @ 100 my 6 round groups all shots were touching each other.

I added a Burris 2x7x32 scope and Hogue grips. Very, very nice revolver. Off a bench shooting @ 100 my 6 round groups all shots were touching each other.

Have been shooting this since the day I received it. Except for some cheap ammo that I bought and used that caused FTF, everything is perfect.

I have two of these in 30-06, one in stainless and one blued. Both have 1/2 MOA accuracy and have proven to be a very dependable rifles. I reload all of my own ammo and these rifles consistently do their job every time if I hold up my end and do mine. For an inexpensive rifle they are amazing. I put a Boyds laminate stock on one, which helped with the recoil and the looks are awesome.

The one beef I have with these rifles is that the bolts on all the rifles (I own four American Rifles total) came very rough with lots of machining marks, and sounded like someone walking with corduroy pants when you worked the bolt. I fixed that with some polishing compound and working the actions a few hundred times and now they are as smooth as silk. These are great rifles if you want to customize your rifle without breaking the bank. With the price you save on the rifle you can put a very nice scope on it and have a superb hunting rig.

Bought 3 months ago. For $569 u cant beat it. These are backordered everywhere and no gun shops can even get them by my house or around St Louis! Their 840 retail price. Looks super good right out of the box. Built well and shoots accurately. I added a Magpul stock and handguard with a foregrip. I'll tell u now. This gun isn't FDE. I bought both my handguard and stock in FDE. And had to paint both. FDE is much lighter. Looks pretty good match now. If anyone is wanting to match paint email me ar brandoncaloia@gmail.com and ill send u the link of the paint i bought from Ebay or Amazon. both carry it.

Won't get into why, but I own 3 Ruger LCs LC.380, LC 9, and LC 9s. I own a number of firearms and have been shooting since my great grandfather taught me when I was 9 - in 1952 For a reasonably accurate CCW weapon, this is undoubtedly a winner. I have no problem with any of the LCs except for looooong trigger pulls. The LC9s trigger set up is so superior, my other LC9 has been relegated to staying under my dashboard via a magnet. Although I do prefer .40 cal. over the 9mm and also carry a S&W Shield .40 when I can, the Ruger, albeit the same size has a rounded corner design that makes it a better carry as the design is perfect for a cargo pant/or short pocket without printing. The LC 380 was my late wife's and it is now my daughters. Everyone in this household has a CCW.

I had the same problem noted with the bolt not locking. After much studying and frustration, I discovered the EJECTOR was stuck in the extended position. I disassembled the bolt, cleaned and lubed the hell out of it after finding no bent or burred parts. After reassembling, the gun has worked flawlessly. A little Dremel work on the forearm, and am now getting consistent 1 inch groups at 125 yards the extent of my home range.