RUGER GOLD LABEL for Sale

Quick Look

Introduced in 2004, the Ruger Gold Label is a premium American over-under shotgun designed for upland bird hunting. It emphasizes classic styling, reliable performance, and ease of use. This shotgun maintains strong popularity among hunters seeking a durable, elegant side-by-side alternative.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Elegant American craftsmanship with classic lines
• Durable walnut stock and blued steel
• Smooth single-select trigger for quick follow-ups
• Reliable break-action with low recoil design
• Popular for upland and clay target shooting

Key Variants

Ruger Gold Label 12 Gauge

Classic 12 gauge version favored for versatile upland hunting and sporting clays.

Ruger Gold Label 20 Gauge

Lightweight 20 gauge, ideal for smaller game and reduced recoil.

Ruger Gold Label Sporting Clays

Special sporting version with improved sights and balance for clay target shooting.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Ruger Gold Label	Browning Citori	Mossberg Silver Reserve
MSRP	$1,300–$1,600	$1,100–$1,500	$900–$1,200
Capacity / Size	2 shots, various barrel lengths	2 shots, multiple barrel options	2 shots, varied barrel lengths
Weight	7.5–8.0 lbs	7.0–8.5 lbs	7.0–7.8 lbs
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Single-select, triggers both barrels	Selective single or double trigger	Single-select trigger
Notable Pro	Excellent balance and finish	Long legacy, multiple configurations	Affordable with solid build
Notable Con	Slightly heavier than some rivals	Higher price point	Less refined aesthetics

Best Use Cases

• Upland bird hunting and small game
• Sporting clays and target shooting
• Family hunting trips
• Collectors seeking American over-under styles

FAQs

Can I use 3-inch shells in the Ruger Gold Label?

Yes, the Gold Label is chambered for 3-inch shells, offering versatility for hunting various game.

What is the trigger type on the Ruger Gold Label?

It uses a single-select trigger firing both barrels sequentially for fast follow-up shots.

How does the Gold Label compare to the Browning Citori?

Both are quality over-unders; Gold Label offers classic American styling with a slightly lower price point.