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Ruger Precision Rifle 6.5 PRC
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Ruger Precision Rifle 6.5 PRC

Model: 18105

8
CAPACITY
26.0"
BARREL
13.0
LBS
Bolt Action
ACTION
6.5 PRC
CALIBER
$2,209
MSRP

Full Specifications

Action Type Bolt Action
Trigger Ruger Marksman Adjustable
Trigger Pull 3.5 lbs
Safety Ambidextrous Manual Safety
Optic Ready Yes
Magazines Included 2
Overall Length (Stock Extended) 49.25"
Barrel Length 26.0"
Weight 208.0 oz (13.0 lbs)
Length of Pull 15.5"
Receiver Material Chrome-Moly Steel
Barrel Material Chrome-Moly Steel
Twist Rate 1:8" RH
Thread Pattern 5/8"-24
Muzzle Device Ruger Precision Rifle Muzzle Brake
Stock Material Polymer / Aluminum Chassis
Country of Origin USA

Threaded 5/8"-24 barrel: compare .30 caliber suppressor prices.

Includes: Two 8-round AICS-pattern Ruger magazines

About This Firearm

The Ruger Precision Rifle is a chassis-stocked bolt-action 6.5 PRC built for prone and bench shooting at distance. It has an MSRP of $2,209. Its heavy-contour barrel is 26 inches, two inches longer than the hunting rifles in this caliber carry, which is barrel the cartridge can use.

The buttstock folds and adjusts for length of pull, cheek rest height, cheek rest horizontal position and buttpad height, so the position is set and not compromised. A Magpul MOE-K2-XL grip and an ambidextrous manual safety are fitted, and the muzzle brake is aimed to keep blast and noise off the shooter's sides. No sights come on it, and the barrel is a gunsmith swap with headspace gauges when it wears out.

If you're cross-shopping, the Bergara B-14 HMR has an MSRP of $1,229 and is 3.3 lbs lighter on a 24-inch barrel with a sub-MOA guarantee. The Springfield Armory Model 2020 Waypoint has an MSRP of $1,995 at 7.38 lbs with a .75 MOA guarantee. At 13.00 lbs and 49.25 inches it is too heavy to walk with.

Best For

GOOD
Long Range/Precision
The rail carries 30 MOA of cant on 8-40 screws, which is elevation the scope does not have to spend getting to distance, and the barrel is cold hammer forged chrome-moly with 5R rifling.
GOOD
Competition
Two 8-round AICS-pattern magazines come in the box, and the front of the magazine well is contoured for bracing against a barricade or a bag.
GOOD
Range/Target
At this weight the rifle barely moves under recoil, which helps when working up a load in a cartridge this size.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • AICS-pattern magazines are the common standard in this class, so spares come from several makers.
  • The oversized bolt handle threads on at 5/16-24, so a different knob screws straight on.
  • The whole barrelled action wears Smoked Bronze Cerakote, and the barrel and receiver are both chrome-moly steel.
Limitations
  • The 8-40 rail screws limit replacement rails to versions drilled for them.
  • Length of pull reaches 15.5 inches, a long stock behind a magnum, and it takes some winding in for a smaller shooter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the muzzle thread?

5/8-24, under the fitted Ruger Precision Rifle brake. That is the common American .30-caliber pattern, so a suppressor mount goes on in its place.

What twist rate is the barrel?

A right-hand 1:8.

Is this the same rifle as the .338 Lapua Magnum Precision Rifle?

It is the same chassis on a larger action. The .338 version uses a different magazine, a different muzzle thread and a longer receiver, so parts do not carry across.