RUGER SHOTGUNS for Sale

Quick Look

Ruger shotguns have a history rooted in robust, American firearm manufacturing since their shotgun debut in 1977. They emphasize reliable, user-friendly design with versatile applications for hunting and sport. Today, Ruger shotguns hold a solid reputation in the market for quality and affordability among spirited hunters and shooters.

Why It's a Top Choice

Durable steel construction for long-term use
Versatile models suited for hunting and sporting
Reliable cycling with proven action designs
Competitive pricing without quality compromise
Wide aftermarket support for upgrades

Key Variants

Ruger 107 Western

Designed for hunters seeking a lightweight, easy-handling shotgun with traditional styling.

Ruger Red Label

A side-by-side shotgun geared towards upland bird hunting and classic enthusiasts.

Ruger Gold Label

Premium over/under shotgun built for sport shooting and hunting with refined features.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Ruger Shotguns	Mossberg 593	Remington 870
MSRP	$900 - $1,500	$450 - $650	$400 - $700
Capacity/Size	3+1 to 4+1 shells	5+1 shells	4+1 shells
Weight	6.5 - 7.5 lbs	6.5 - 7.25 lbs	6.5 - 7.5 lbs
Optics-ready	No	Few models	No
Trigger Type	Single / Double	Single	Single
Notable Pro	Classic styling, quality build	Affordable, rugged	Reliable, widely used
Notable Con	Higher price point	Basic features	Older design

Best Use Cases

Upland bird hunting
Clay target sports
Home defense situations
Field shooting and training
Shotgun collecting

FAQs

Can I use Ruger shotguns for home defense?

Yes, many Ruger shotguns offer reliable function and appropriate capacity, making them suitable for self-defense.

What types of ammunition fit Ruger shotguns?

Ruger shotguns typically chamber 12 or 20 gauge shells, compatible with birdshot, buckshot, and slugs depending on model.

How does the Ruger 107 Western compare to other hunting shotguns?

It provides a lightweight frame with straightforward handling, ideal for upland game compared to heavier competitors.