Ruger Precision .17 HMR Bolt-Action

Details & Specs

• Caliber: .17 HMR
• Action: Bolt-action
• Barrel: 18-inch cold hammer-forged, threaded (1/2″-28 TPI)
• Magazine: 9-round detachable rotary magazine
• Stock: Adjustable for length of pull and comb height
• Trigger: Ruger Marksman Adjustable™ (user-adjustable pull weight)
• Rail: Picatinny rail for optics mounting
• Weight: Approximately 7.3 lbs
• Overall Length: 37.5 inches (adjustable)
• Twist Rate: 1:9″ RH

Features and Benefits

• Accuracy: Sub-MOA performance with high-quality ammunition.
• Adjustable Stock: Customizable length of pull and comb height for optimal fit.
• Threaded Barrel: Ready for suppressors or muzzle devices (thread protector included).
• Cold Hammer-Forged Barrel: Ensures durability and precision.
• Ruger Marksman Adjustable Trigger: Crisp, clean break with adjustable pull weight.
• Picatinny Rail: Easy mounting for scopes or red dot sights.
• Lightweight and Ergonomic: Ideal for hunting, plinking, or competition.

FAQ

1. Is the Ruger Precision .17 HMR good for hunting?
   • Yes, it’s excellent for small game hunting (e.g., varmints, rabbits) due to its accuracy and flat trajectory.
2. Can I use a suppressor?
   • Yes, the barrel is threaded (1/2″-28 TPI) for suppressors or muzzle devices.
3. What is the magazine capacity?
   • It comes with a 9-round rotary magazine.
4. Does it come with iron sights?
   • No, it is designed for use with optics (Picatinny rail included).
5. Is the stock adjustable?
   • Yes, the stock is adjustable for length of pull and comb height.
6. How does it compare to the .22 LR version?
   • The .17 HMR offers higher velocity, flatter trajectory, and better long-range performance compared to .22 LR.
7. What is the price range?
   • Typically retails for $500-$600 (as of 2023).
8. Is it suitable for beginners?
   • Yes, its low recoil and ease of use make it beginner-friendly.
9. Can I use it for competition shooting?
   • Yes, it’s popular in rimfire competitions like NRL22.
10. Where is it made?
    • Manufactured in the United States by Sturm, Ruger & Co.