Used Ruger Values 2026:
Every Model, Every Caliber.
Sturm, Ruger & Co. was founded in 1949 by William B. Ruger and Alexander McCormick Sturm in Southport, Connecticut. The largest publicly-traded U.S. firearms maker by unit volume, Ruger covers nearly every category — single-action and double-action revolvers, rimfire and centerfire bolt-action rifles, the 10/22 rimfire (the most-produced .22 rifle ever), AR-15 platforms, semi-auto pistols, and the Mark series target pistols. The 10/22, Mini-14, GP100, Single-Six, Single Action Army-style Vaquero, and Mark IV are perennial sellers.
Get an Instant Valuation →10/22 Rimfire Rifles
The 10/22 platform — the most-produced .22 LR semi-auto rifle in history.
Mark Series Rimfire Pistols
The Mark I/II/III/IV target pistols — the dominant U.S. rimfire competition pistol since 1949.
Single-Action Revolvers
Ruger's single-action revolver line — Single-Six, Bearcat, Blackhawk, Super Blackhawk, Vaquero, and Wrangler.
Double-Action Revolvers
GP100, SP101, Redhawk, Security-Six, and the LCR. Ruger's double-action lineup.
Centerfire Bolt-Action Rifles
Model 77, M77 Hawkeye, American, Precision Rifle, Scout, Gunsite, Hawkeye African.
Rimfire Bolt-Action Rifles
American Rimfire, 77/22, 77/17 — bolt-action rimfires.
Mini-14 / Mini Thirty / AR-556
Ruger's tactical / ranch semi-autos.
Centerfire Pistols
P-Series, SR-Series, LC9/LC380, LCP, MAX-9, EC9s, Security-9, American Pistol, and the SR1911.
PC Carbine / 44 Carbine
Pistol-caliber carbines and the discontinued .44 Magnum 44 Carbine.
Shotguns
Ruger's limited shotgun lineup.
Specialty / Hunting Pistols
Single-action long-barreled hunters and target pistols.
Limited Editions / Distributor Exclusives
Talo, Davidson's, Lipsey's, and Bill Hicks distributor exclusives. Frequently more collectible than standard production.
