Most CUSTOMIZABLE Sniper Rifle for the Warfighter Citizen | Ruger Precision Rifle "RPR"

[@miniacialgenuis3651]

As someone’s who works at Ruger it’s really cool to see a product that I help to make on the daily be so impactful. Cant wait to get one of my own at some point.

[@robertstrickland1890]

I have one , more accurate than I thought I could be. 500yrds 3inch group. Love it but can't afford to shoot as much as I should.

[@adamgrimes820]

Surplus ammo, m80 ball. Not as accurate, but some rifles do better than others.

[@JeffRasberry-p9f]

Ever think about getting your wife a job If she already has one, maybe a second one Feel free to tell her that I suggested this

[@kalebhensley2009]

I feel that!

[@lonestarpatriot876]

Yep, gotta drive an hour and a half just to get to a range where I can stretch it out. Also, I have to pay to be a member of the range. Add ammo, and it gets really expensive very quickly.

[@michaelgeorge9579]

Absolutely love the biblical message at the end. Grateful for this kind of content! Christ is King!

[@BigAL50Cal]

Been shopping every bolt, semi auto 308 on the market trying to find the perfect entry level rifle for me. This one sold me on it. Great video. Picking mine up in a week

[@friskywildthing]

Picked up an RPR .338 LM earlier this year. Haven't even shot it yet. Right after I bought it I found out the only 1000 yd gun range in my area was closing down because a new residential development was coming. Been adding things to it piece by piece; Accu-tac HD50 bipod, Athlon Ares 4.5-30x56 scope, Nightforce Xtreme scope rings, etc. 338 ammo is pretty expensive, but I knew that going in. I've always wanted to learn reloading, now I've got some incentive.

[@ccdme891]

I’ve had the Rpr custom shop in 6creed for a year now, 1,000 rounds through it and shot a couple matches it’s in my opinion one of the best entry level PRs rifles available. Have taken it out to a mile with the 107gr factory load from sig. have a Spuhr mount and the 7-35 mk5 hd on it.

[@waynehollett7151]

Love my RPR in 308 . I had it for a while now. Great rifle. Very accurate over 1000m.

[@antoniorose2461]

First time run into this channel. Great illustration of the rifle, as great illustration of the Bible story! Thanks! Subscribed.

[@heyhayhay247]

I added an ARCA rail to the bottom of the handguard, Magpul 17S bipod, swapped in a more vertical pistol grip, Omega 300 can, a bubble level, and an Arken EP5 5-25

[@SA-hh9mv]

Nice setup!

[@queenansrevenge]

Excellent choice, I live near the Ruger factory and they have really upped their qc and fit and finish. I went with the Mossberg Scout .308. I liked the compact size and Picatinny attachment points. I use it for deer hunting, I live in a heavy timber hilly area so not much past a couple hundred yards.

[@p47rr]

I bought a first Gen in 243 Winchester brand new. Mine is extremely accurate. Hellfire muzzle brake. Larue grip. Riton Conquer 7 4-32X56 MRAD scope. I use MDT AICS magazines in mine. Anarchy grenade bolt knob. BCM rail covers. Extended magazine release. Shoot mostly reloads. 106 grain Hornady bullets.

[@tbaum101]

Just bought myself one for Christmas in 300 Win Mag. Can't wait to stretch it out some. My first precision rifle. It definitely has an AR feel to it. Just not when standing...lol

[@BrandonBalthrop]

Have you shot it yet .300 is good round

[@AYKAYFORTY7]

Dude we are so blessed ,I can watch your content all day ,well done👌🏾

[@delh.773]

Are we considering holding a bolt gun course in Florida?

[@friskywildthing]

I'm in! Assuming there's a suitable prs range. There's nothing in my area.

[@Nyrlyat]

For the price, I would rather get a Tikka CTR or a T3 Tac A1 or a Seekins Hit and I would trust both easily over Ruger

[@ah11980]

cause you're a poser clown lol.

[@robedwards6926]

Ruger doesn't make bad stuff.

[@ah11980]

@@Nyrlyat guess you like to overpay simply for the name. My Ruger prints same and better groups than a Tikka Tac... using factory ammo

[@SheFlungDung]

I got my RPR 338LM on a Black Friday deal for $1500 and a vortex golden eagle (do not like it because of the lack of illumination) for like $1300. It was an amazing deal. I guess the 338LM weren't moving with the ammo being so F'ing expensive. I also called ATLAS and got a used bipod for like 20% off which was also really nice. Deals can be had for sure. I threw a Harvester suppressor on it, but now I'm a huxwrx groupie.

[@paultoth7853]

You guys can rip me for this but I intentionally did not choose this rifle or others that looked "tactical". I bought a Ruger American Generation 2 Predator in .308. That Ruger works for my skill level plus it was cheaper and is "just a deer rifle" not a military grade sniper rifle.

[@Sad_Cat_Epiphany]

The podcast guys over at Vortex said that this rifle, because of how capable it is at its price-point, changed the shooting industry. It's a budget rifle that can and has competed with much more expensive guns in the precision industry. I own this one in 6.5 Cm. As a guy who built an SPR in 5.56 for longer-range shooting, the RPR was an easy acquisition. The RPR is amazingly accurate, which makes it very satisfying to shoot. My current optic is a Vortex Viper PST 5-25. My hunting experience with it is limited to coyotes as of now. I've taken down a few of them past 400 yards (in east-central Minnesota).

[@drufause]

wonderful video thank you exactly what someone starting to shoot long needs to hear.

[@gunrunner514]

I have the RPR in .338 Lapua. It's very accurate and functions great. The only issue I have with this rifle is the weight. It's heavy on it's own without ammo or accessories. When you add optics, bipod, a loaded mag, etc. it gets almost .50 cal heavy.

[@newerest1]

I love my rpr, its fantastic how they accept pmags as well as aics mags. Its such a good companion rifle to someone who already owns a 308 ar. The ergonomics of the rifle being virtually identical to an ar is also a huge advantage. Generally to get into a chassis with fully inline recoil you would have to spend a whole bunch more, if not double. One of my buddies is not the best shot but he owns an ar15 so hes very familar with the ergos. He shot my rpr for a half minute group on his first attempt. The gun is great. I also got one in 22 but fundamentally It feels very different, it's still a decent tool for training but the chassis is not nearly as nice as the real deal one. The best feature of the 22 rpr is that you can adjust the length of bolt throw from 22 lr length to short action (308/6.5 creed). That is amazing. The only thing I would change on either of my RPRs is the trigger, I would only change it to a two stage because I prefer those. The 338 lapua magnum version is by far the best budget option to get into 338

[@adrianmaldonado8409]

Thanks for the message at the end of the video.

[@HawkDriverJD]

I had one for a while. I enjoyed shooting. I ended up selling just because of the lack of options and accessories for it. I find my Rem 700 has a bit more capability than my RPR ever did. Great video though! Keep up the awesome work!

[@stevohisroyalhighness9265]

Give me a minute man Sniper set up to go along with this. Urban and Rural

[@MM-kv8ly]

That's a great rattle can job!

[@tonydijock151]

I’ve been using my fn spr 308,very accurate and rugged. Only downside is weight and price

[@williamwlotzka8721]

Love my RPR in 6.5CM,mine is the 2nd gen,it's very accurate for an out of the box rifle. The only rifle I like a little more is my Bergara B-14HMR in 300WM,in a KRG chassis,it's damn accurate as well. The bolt is a little more smooth on my Bergara but I poloshed the raceway & lapped the lugs on my RPR & it helped quite a bit. Come to think about it I love all my guns...guess it's just which one I feel like shooting at the time

[@RollingRigTraction]

Got the same Bergara as you, it's a healthy chunk of rifle. It's a replacement for my mistake of selling my first generation Savage 110FP .300 Win Mag. It's definitely got a better stock from the factory, I did end up getting another Savage 110 Tactical .300 Win Mag but although the stock is rather adjustable I prefer the Bergara and my Browning Precision Long Range .300 WM stock better. I have been looking to replace it as I did with my first one with a Boyds Varmint stock.

[@Boniswahn]

Thanks for the video ... I have one, its a fanrastic rifle...

[@Persuasian338]

RPR gang. 338 lapua. Nothing besides bipod and optic. Already pushing like 18lbs. Got this just to get into the caliber. But will probably get a short action and rimfire soonish.

[@armindogomes47]

Love my Ruger precision 6.5 , Trijicon 10mile, CGS HYPERION 7.62 suppressor Around here these go for 25 to2800 at the stores. Bought mine around Covid for 1100.

[@johnboggan4390]

Good video and thank you video much 😊

[@twinarrowssurvival.2.065]

I don't personally owned one yet but a buddy of mine has multiple ones in different calibers I've shot them from 6.5 creedmoor to 300 win mag really good guns I will be getting one soon.

[@SA-hh9mv]

Nice rifle for sure. I went the HOWA APC route as it is less than half the price and same performance\ accuracy in 308 or 6.5 cm.

[@MrKevinpsweeney]

I HAVE THE RUGER 6.5 CREEDMORE AMERICAN HUNTER ON THE MAGPUL STOCK. GOT IT FOR 600 BUCKS NEW. ACCURATE AS HECK OUT OF THE BOX

[@ezcompane]

Great video. I've been wanting one of these for a while but have been going back and forth between the Ruger and the Sig Cross PRS. After seeing the pros that the Ruger offers I'll probably get one of these to try out.

[@bobmths]

My boss has this in 308 he really enjoys it. He threw a new kreiger barrel on this rifle . And really loves it. The only thing he wishes is that instead of the 308 he would have bought the 6.5 creedmoor. I can’t go down that rabbit hole . But I have a terrible time picking my next rifle between 6.5 and 308 I don’t think you can go wrong with either choice in round .

[@msquared9605]

Coming from a sig cross owner (16” 308, not the prs model) I would recommend the ruger if you’re looking for prs performance. If you want it to be a hunting gun, then sig all day

[@ezcompane]

@@msquared9605 Hmm..that makes sense to me. I'm gonna have to start searching for a good price on the Ruger.

[@rigid73able]

Thanks

[@BLAM777]

Own lots of rugers. Used to work for them when i was younger. Would lover to have a rpr in 300win and one of their marlin lever actions in 45 70 to go with my original marlin which is 45 70. Thanks for the info on the ruger.

[@Buffhunter597]

My rifle will accept M1a mags also. The only problem is that the bolt hold open follower won't allow the bolt to close on an empty magazine.

[@brandonseals6732]

I have both RPR anf Savage 110 precision... Both in 308win... I think these are awesome platforms for the $... But I would have to pick the 110 over the RMR... Think the trigger is better on the 110

[@RollingRigTraction]

Eventually I will get the .308 AR-10 18" heavy barrel build lower completed and together, I'm also building a 6.5 Creedmore upper for that soon to be completed lower. I expect that would be the quickest to grab and capable enough for longer range precision that's still reasonably handy. For a fairly handy bolt action precision rifle I would take my Savage 110 Tactical .300 Win Mag which would definitely get the job done. I haven't even mounted the scope on it yet but I will soon and have it zeroed with 3 different rounds prior to the late season cow elk hunt (only tag I drew out😢.) However now that I have a Centurion MKXII SPR and my own built clone with the same profile barrel. Either of those with 77ge OTM is likely to be enough for anything I expect would happen in my little podunk town...

[@shaunzimmerman661]

the most comfortable rifle i ever carried like that is def a marlin model 336 carbine. it is perfect holding like that while walking thro the woods. that is why the blueing is usually rubbed off there. lol!

[@WileyE.Coyote-i7c]

Hey fellas, How's Roy? Great video

[@FrankCastle694]

I have one in 22lr and 6.5 CM both are submoa the 6.5 is a cheat code at any range out to 1000

[@brazzy1467]

I like the Ruger Precision but they don't offer it for us left hand shooter's.

[@BigAL50Cal]

As a lefty I actually prefer standard right handed rifles. You never have to take your finger off the trigger

[@jamesmayers5468]

With the bolt recessed into the stock it works well for lefties. Ambitious mag release and safety too

[@joshuabick2913]

Want one of these in 6.5 PRC

[@azdesertrat7414]

What is the bag hanging on the handguard called.

[@TOMMYSURIA]

What's the name of the bag under the handguard?🤔

[@Irishtank1687]

As a lefty also I went with the savage impulse for the straight throw. Saw you using your right hand. How difficult was it to get used to?

[@matthewrussell4343]

Question: What would you recommend for a shotgun?

[@El-Diablo-Blanco]

Is this a project gun? Is this a gun i can shoot out the box and it be accurate or do i need to sink another 2k+ into it to get it to shoot properly? I bought a hawkeye scout guide gun in .375 ruger, and had to sink another 1k to have the "floating barrel" actually float, and have it re-bedded just so it could shoot a 3 shot group. I was not pleased.

[@itsmytime9110]

There are a good bit of bolt guns in that price range that are so much better than the RPR

[@ah11980]

@@itsmytime9110 no there arent...

[@itsmytime9110]

@ah11980 yes, yes there is.

[@ah11980]

@@itsmytime9110 that's why i see a bunch of posers with 10k+ guns that cant hit the broadside of a barn at 200yards... also give me a run down of better rifles with that much adaptability and features for the same price

[@RaceGun75]

@@ah11980 I am not saying its better but one choice is a savage axis II precision. I have one in .308 shoots great in my area they sell for a 1000 bucks.

[@chuckfinley3152]

Savage 10 and a Black Friday mdt chassis and a northland shooters criterion would be better and cheaper

[@joefoster243]

I have one in 6.5CM had it almost 6 yrs and still never shot it

[@tommyguptill]

I have an rpr at home.

[@natemel12]

I had one and it would shoot 3/4 moa but after longer strings of fire like ten rounds the group would open up to over 3”. Better value is a begara HMR it shot .34 groups with Hornady black and is cheaper. Yes it doesn’t have a folding stock but a 10/10 rifle

[@ah11980]

@@natemel12 learn to shoot. my rpr is sub moa all day long running 5 shot groups.

[@natemel12]

@@ah11980 lol you are funny considering my other guns print one hole groups all day I would say I do know how to shoot and it most definitely was the rifle since I had three guys shoot it one being a professional PRS shooter. I guess maybe you have a good one or you don’t shoot longer strings of fire.

[@ah11980]

@@natemel12 maybe i dont run a string non stop without letting the barrel cooldown ( i run on average 100 to 150 rounds per session) and i actually know wtf im doing. in the right hands the rpr is a sub 1/2 MOA rifile. any poser with too much money and not enough skill can run prs and i love shutting them up with my rpr while their overpriced gucci guns can barely hit at 500

[@natemel12]

@@ah11980 ok keyboard warrior.

[@ah11980]

@@natemel12 ahhh typical answer of a hurt poser... too bad i got the data and you dont

[@RobertHamm-u7c]

My 30-06 is probably just as accurate as that Ruger, and I didn’t have to spend $1900 for it

[@TheTarponmike1]

How can a precision gun review not mention groupings or if it is even a 1 moa gun?

[@thejdshipley]

It’s an inherent assumption

[@rustyshackleford6318]

Because reviews on the accuracy of this rifle have been produced to the point of exhaustion. This is about the utility of the rifle.

[@ah11980]

because its a sub 1/2MOA gun if you know what you are doing and a sub 1MOA if you dont

[@mountainskyaerialphotograp3921]

We are to love our enemies. Matt 5:44.

[@sumar392]

And the way we love is by telling them the truth about the fallen state of humanity, that they we all are sinners and only through Jesus we can get salvation.

[@mountainskyaerialphotograp3921]

@@sumar392 Romans 7:7 What shall we say then? Is the law sin? Certainly not! On the contrary, I would not have known sin except through the law. For I would not have known covetousness unless the law had said, “You shall not covet.”

[@JGoodZX6R]

Wish I bought an RPR over the Aero Solus. I’m done with Aero.

[@nolancarlson5505]

Interesting. What don’t you like about your solus?

[@JGoodZX6R]

@@nolancarlson5505 besides other issues I’ve had with a handful of their receivers, barrels that are 2 moa, the Solus accuracy is meh. And it’s currently in for warranty work (they’ve had it for 6 weeks) because some rounds wouldn’t chamber and others required forcibly/smacking the bolt to close. Other people have had the same issue.

[@nolancarlson5505]

@@JGoodZX6R good to know. Was looking at getting one when they came with a free can. Kinda glad I didn’t?

[@notyoaveragejosay1577]

Where do i send my gun to get that cerakote job 😂

[@Michiganbreadboyz_bt8919]

How dare u speak ill of my lil ol rc2 😂

[@reallygoodideanetwork3574]

Griffen..go Wisconsin

[@GregB92]

A tikka CTR in a Krg is far supprior for not much price difference. I got a ruger it’s been nothing but trouble. It’s a cheap cheap rifle priced up.

[@CharlesCullumber]

Does the average person really need these high dollar firearms. A good rifle made for deer, elk hunting should do the trick

[@craigmccuistion4896]

How many of us would give up half of our wealth to the poor? Or reimburse those we wronged four fold? Also, as a lefty, did you make any specific modifications to the RPR to make it easier to shoot left handed?

[@robertjordan4755]

Are you two twins???

[@presidentmerkinmuffley6769]

Eh I settled on a Remington 700, time tested and battle proven.

[@StevosMfDen]

Depends on the year model and manufacture.

[@presidentmerkinmuffley6769]

@@StevosMfDen It WAS an ADL in 308.... it's currently mag fed with a Timney, never bothered with finding the year because it's an MOA gun in my hands, likely tighter with a better shooter behind it.

[@TiananmenSquirrel]

It is as they say: the wolf howles and the hawk tuahs

[@davidb9323]

👌🏼

[@colemair5367]

Or you can buy 4 or 5 Ruger American rifles for the same price then scatter them in caches around your stomping grounds.

[@wafflbonkr]

This one seems like a miss. Maybe 5 years late. Get a Tikka T3X CTR in 6.5CM for at minimum $500 less. It’ll be likely 2lb lighter and more accurate. Get a chassis for $500 and it’ll be more versatile than the RPR too. The RPR isn’t peak “every man’s precision rifle” like it used to be.

[@burneracct6991]

Thing is a brick lmao

[@GabrielBaker-nj8zl]

It’s a 20 inch rifle chambered in 30 cal What were you expecting?

[@ah11980]

another clown talking out of his a$$

[@presidentmerkinmuffley6769]

@@GabrielBaker-nj8zl Check a 700, 7ish lbs with 24" in 308. They don't have to be that heavy.

[@UncleDoctorG]

Currently listening to episode 58 of the podcast. Idk if there’s a better way to reach out to you boys but you are sooo close to the truth. In regards to the Israelis being detained on 9/11, the “art students” that you’re speaking about were Mossad agents. You have to ask yourselves why “art students” aka “dancing Israelis” would have pre-knowledge of the towers collapsing enough to have a perfect vantage point of the collapse in their Urban Moving Systems van. Who gained the most from GWOT? You always hear the “we fight wars for oil” trope when the wars are brought up. The US receives 3-5% of its current oil imports from Iraq… Israel received ZERO oil from Iraq pre war, look at their imports now…. All of “Americas enemies” in the last 100 years have been countries that aren’t controlled by Zionist bankers. Libya, north korea, Iraq, Afghanistan etc. Follow the money, follow the blackmail and the answer will stand in front of you brighter than a weapon light point blank in your NOD’s

[@jackcooper4936]

It’s a 10lb pig… why wouldn’t you have a semi auto with pretty similar accuracy and crazy faster follow up shots for the same weight

[@ah11980]

ok tell me you never shot long range without telling me you never shot long range.... another clown

[@jackcooper4936]

@@ah11980 sure guy

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

An AR10 kitted out is way heavier. Even using a proof research carbon fiber barrel and a lancer carbon fiber handguard as I do so I know, it still weighs 13.5 lbs

[@ah11980]

​@@jackcooper4936try doing prs with a light gun... and keep it sub 1MOA...

[@roberthensley940]

THE CHURCH MUST WELCOME ALL, IF YOU ONLY WELCOME CHRISTIAN INTO YOUR CHURCH, YOUR CHURCH CAN NEVER GROW TO JESUS.

[@CIA_Alien]

Are we purposefully labeling this thread as SNIPER RIFLE for the attraction knowing full well that there is in FACT, no such thing as a sniper rifle? I know damn well most of you "If not all" know the correct jargon is _snipers' rifle_ not sniper rifle. The term has been so loosely thrown around, that the ignorant masses believe it to be a real thing like AR meaning Assault Rifle. Debate me on any history since WW1 that opposes anything I have said, and that person will lose. AR = Armalite Rifle, the term Assault Weapon didn't appear until 1968, and a sniper's rifle turned into sniper rifle. Thanks Hollywood, media and morons.

[@vlet5995]

This guy is fun at parties

[@M240D]

Buddy, know that the person is the sniper, and the type of rifle doesn’t matter when he does the job. We also know, as do you, that the term “sniper rifle”, has become a term used to denote a rifle that is purpose built for the roll. Untwist a little. We’re on the same side.

[@CIA_Alien]

​@@M240D Point being, "Assault weapon" will be normalized just as AR will = Assault Rifle because people like yourselves would rather use attractive and false jargon and get more views and subscribers instead of doing the right thing and educating the masses. Used correctly or not, when you have 10,000 people believing 1 thing because they are ignorant on a subject (over 99% of civilians) and 1 person stating it correctly, the common usage (the 10,000) will supersede the 1. Whoever thought people would take the easy left approach naming something 'Sniper Rifle' to get more views than doing the right thing? LOL Are you justified in using 'SNIPER RIFLE'? Sure, who cares right? The carefree attitudes and lack of education are why we are where we are today. Carry on...

[@ElidaGianni]

If I had money, I would go for fashion, private labels, etc. The fashion world is changing so fast, and knockoffs allow me to change my style frequently and keep up with the trends. luxrul completely meets my needs. It makes me feel very satisfied and I love it.

[@TheRogueElement]

They used to be a straight $950-$1k 🤨 #tikkat3xtaca1 Thank me later ✌️

[@ah11980]

guess you like to overpay for nothing more than a name

[@TheRogueElement]

@@ah11980 huh? They’re literally telling you in the video that the RPR msrp basically doubled since the original price. Who’s overpaying? A Ruger is NOT on the level of Sako or Tikka. The RPR is capable if you want it to be, but once the value proposition is lost, you may as well get the better rifle in the Tikka.

[@ah11980]

@@TheRogueElement except they are the same. exception being you are overpaying and im not, a muzzle brake for the tikka is like 300$ which is already included with the RPR , you are simply overpaying for a name. tikka t3x a1 in 6.5 Creed in Canada is 3k before taxes without a muzzle brake and one mag (proprietary fyi). My rpr gen 3 shoots the same groups and better as the Tikka and i didnt need to overpay. Got a muzzle brake + 2 AICS pattern mags included and it cost me 1k below the tikka. again if you like to waste money that's your thing

[@TheRogueElement]

@@ah11980 urmmm okay👌😂 Honestly don’t have a problem if you think your Ruger is Sako level. I would be just trolling you and going against the grain of what the B&H community is all about if I retort any further ✌️

[@ah11980]

@@TheRogueElement whatever floats your boat ... i just do it for less and have way more fun doing it.and yea you do sound like a troll that likes to flex that he wastes money just to sound superior