Ruger Introduces Collector's Series 10/22 Carbine Rifle

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posted on September 26, 2014
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Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. has announced the release of its new Ruger Collector's Series 10/22 Carbine Rifle. In production for 50 years, the 10/22 has long been one of America's favorite .22 rifles, and has inspired a loyal following. The Ruger Collector's Series 10/22 Carbine commemorates a half-century of excellence.

The Collector's Series 10/22 Carbine Rifle features a 50th Anniversary bolt marking, commemorative 50th Anniversary box with an exclusive Collector's Series box decal and a special receiver marking. A Collector's Series pin, Anniversary bumper sticker and more are also included.

"This Collector's Series rifle is a great chance for our customers to get their hands on a limited edition 10/22—we are only producing 25,000 of them," said Chris Killoy, Ruger President and Chief Operating Officer. "The Ruger 10/22 has always been special to Ruger, and to America, and we are excited to incorporate this unique model into the line and celebrate this milestone anniversary."

The new package ship with one BX-25 and one BX-1 magazine. An alternate model will be available with three BX-1 ten-round magazines, where applicable.

For more information, go to Ruger.com.

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