Ruger Edit Meaning

1.

A gun company in the United States made popular for it's line of rimfire pistols. The Ruger Mark I in .22lr, Rugers original model was patented in 1946 and produced in 1949. It was designed to have an appearance and shape similar to that of the P.08 Luger due to the Lugers grand appearance and good grip angle. One hypothesis is that it was designed to appeal to World War II veterans and fanatics. At the time of its production, it was one of the first rimfire pistols to retain affordability while being exceedingly reliable and very accurate.

Today, the Mark II and Mark III, and the .22/45 versions, which are later versions of the original Mark I are still the staple gun of Ruger. They are known to be very reliable for rimfires, which are usually notoriously unreliable.

Ruger also has a very popular and well made semi-automatic carbine, the 10/22, as well as a wide array of revolvers and semi-automatic pistols geared towards law enforcement and self defense. They also make some shotguns and other rifles.

Some Examples of their products:

Ruger Mk. II and .22/45(.22lr) ~$450

Ruger 10/22 (.22lr) ~ $150

Ruger Single Six (.22lr)

Ruger Redhawk Alaskan (.454 Cassul)

Ruger PC9 (9mm Carbine)

Ruger P89 (9mm)

Ruger P345 (.45ACP)

Ruger GP100 (.357 Magnum)

Ruger SP101 (.357 Magnum)

2.

As said above a great gun company that exceeds in excellence. What was forgot was there model Mini-14, the .223 semi-automatic rifle that was modeled after the M-14 .308 caliber rifle. They also made the Mini-14 type rifle chambered in 7.62x39 called the Mini-Thirty. The Mini-14 can also just be called a Mini in casual conversation if the second party knows of what your speaking.

Hey dude, lets go shoot my Mini-14.