The Ruger Precision Rifle (RPR) is designed to bring full-sized precision rifle performance into a production platform built for adaptability and accuracy. Its bolt-action features a three-lug bolt with a 70° throw, a CNC-machined receiver and a free-floated hammer-forged barrel that is threaded at the muzzle to accept brakes or moderators.

The rifle uses a modular aluminium chassis system with an adjustable folding stock, adjustable length-of-pull and cheek height, and a full-length handguard with M-LOK or key-slot attachment points depending on variant. Magazine compatibility is broad, using NATO-pattern magazines (such as AICS/M110 style) with capacities of 10 rounds or more.

Available calibres include 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Win, 6mm Creedmoor, 300 Win Mag and others. Barrel lengths and weights vary by calibre and configuration, but each model is built with high-performance materials aimed at repeatable accuracy. The RPR is suited for long-range target work, precision hunting or tactical style use where modularity, magazine reloads and optics compatibility matter.

Key features include:

• Free-floated barrel and free-float handguard for consistency and accessory flexibility.

• Threaded muzzle for customization with brakes or moderators.

• Folding, adjustable stock to fit a wide range of shooters or shooting positions.

• Modular chassis system that allows accessory mounting, upgrades and component interchange.

• Robust bolt and receiver construction with long-range in mind.

The RPR bridges the gap between custom precision rifles and production rifles, offering high-end capability without entirely bespoke pricing. For those who demand serious performance from their centre-fire rifle, this model delivers a versatile platform capable of optics, modular upgrades, and a variety of calibre and configuration options.