Ruger Precision Rimfire .22LR review (1 year later)
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Ruger Precision Rimfire .22LR review (1 year later)
In this video, we review the
Ruger Precision Rifle Rimfire in .22LR, (Ruger RPR)
a full review after 1 year. Evaluating all the many important component that make a .22LR
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This rifle is designed to accompany the Ruger Precision Rifle in the centerfire calibers, additionally the rifle was designed to target the "long range" .22LR crown with the rifles more long range features and adjustability
-adjustable comb height
-adjustable length of pull
-adjustable trigger
-modular front M-lock rail
-30 moa picatinny rail
-takes Ruger 10/22 magazines
Its got all the bells and whistles but is it worth the money?
the rifle's that MSRP’s at 525 USD (although can be commonly found cheaper).
Model: 8400
(other models include the .22LR, the 17HMR and the 22WSM)
the optic in this video was the Vector Taurus 3-18x50 FFP
from the manufdacturer:
StockQuick-Fit Precision Rimfire Adjustable
Capacity15
Barrel Length18"
Overall Length35.13" - 38.63"
GripAR-Pattern
HandguardFree-Float With Magpul® M-LOK® Slots
Handguard FinishBlack, Hard-Coat Anodized
Thread Pattern1/2"-28
Length of Pull12" - 15.50"
SightsNone-Rail Installed
BarrelThreaded Cold Hammer-Forged 1137 Alloy Steel
Weight6.8 lb.
Twist1:16" RH
Grooves6
UPC7-36676-08400-5
Suggested Retail$529.00
Molded, one-piece chassis and adjustable buttstock assembly are manufactured with glass-filled nylon for strength, stiffness and stability, making a solid foundation for accuracy each and every shot. Adjustable buttstock features a flat Picatinny bag rider making it easy to affix a rear monopod. A molded-in window provides a tether point for your squeeze bag, and a metal QD pocket makes it easy to secure a sling.
Quick-Fit adjustable Precision Rimfire stock allows length of pull and comb height to be quickly and easily adjusted to get proper fit over a wide range of shooter sizes, outerwear and shooting positions. Indicating marks molded into the chassis help you quickly return to a previous position.
Big-Gun bolt throw adjustment enables shooters to change from a rimfire 1-1/2" bolt throw to a short-action centerfire 3" bolt throw, reducing the chance of short-stroking your bolt in competition.
Ruger Marksman Adjustable™ trigger is externally adjustable, with a trigger pull range of 2.25 to 5 pounds; wrench is stored in a buttstock compartment.
Ruger's own AR-Pattern pistol grip and safety selector provides an extended reach for maximum control and access to the 45°, reversible safety selector. May be configured with most AR-style grips and selectors.
Anodized Picatinny scope base includes 30 MOA elevation for increased long-range capabilities out of the box.
Oversized bolt handle for positive bolt manipulation (same as the Ruger Precision® Rifle).
15" aluminum free-float handguard is black hard-coat anodized aluminum and features Magpul® M-LOK® slots on all four sides for improved scope clearance for long-range scopes and easy mounting of M-LOK-compatible rails and accessories.
Target barrel is cold hammer-forged from 1137 alloy steel to create ultra precise rifling for excellent accuracy. Barrel can be replaced easily by a competent gunsmith using AR-style wrenches and headspace gauges.
1/2"-28 threaded barrel for standard muzzle accessories, like the Silent-SR® suppressor, comes with a factory-installed thread protector covering both the threads and crown.
Accepts all 10/22® magazines.
Also includes: one, 15-round BX-15® magazine.
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I took mine out for the first time today and it wasn’t difficult to shoot dime sized groups at 50 yards. Didn’t get a chance to shoot at any greater distances but I love the gun for the money.
Just gave one of these to my 12 year old grandson and he loves it…he can grow into it due to length of pull feature
I have a the same rifle in 22 WMR. I can easily hit a golf ball 5 times in a row at 100 yards.WMR travels around 2200 FPS depending on the type of ammo you buy. 22LR travels around 1300 FPS. If you buy, and I recommend you do as you will love it, buy the 22 WMR version. At 210 Yards I can hit a small orange about 50% of the time. The guys at the range I go to are always amazed how accurate this gun has been. You will be happy.Tip: Don't skimp on the optics!
Yeah but the WMR ammo seems a bit more expensive 😢
I love the long action of the bolt on this rifle ,, precision rifle from ruger is a bunny buster 100 meters out , to 120meters just a great little rifle
Got the Ruger American Rimfire LRT, using a M-Lock Magpul bipod, due to the soft recoil that works great and I’m very happy with it.
Shot mine today. Put 5 rounds in the same hole @100yr (cci standard) it's a 1 moa gun no doubt. Other then it not extracting rounds every so often, it's a fun gun for a only $400
Glad yours works great mine might take just a dew more hundred round to be moa... (me too)
I had the same problem with mine not extracting the rounds consistently. My local shop sent it back to Ruger; six weeks later I have it back. Problem fixed.
NorCal OffGrid707 obviously Ruger has implemented a tighter chamber in them that other models such as the 10/22, 77/22. Savage has had a horrible time with extraction on many of their guns, as have numerous Tika, and Steyr models.
After half a year of using this rifle I'd like to admit such things. The bolt sutface has to be polished immidiately after purchase. From the factory it comes very rough. The rifle out of the box is extremelly accurate at the distances up to 75 meters almost with any subsonic cartridge. The best groups from my exprience was with CCI Standard Velocity bullets and SK Standard Plus. For bigger distatances it worth to spend time for experiments with other cartriges to find proper one for your particular rifle. For mine I finally have choosen SK Long Range
i'm glad your rifle was accurate right out the box thanks for sharing your experience!
What did you do to polish bolt initially...diamond files, fine sand paper, metal polish? Also what surfaces of bolt?
Yep my RAR needed that too, I did it out of the box, it’s fine now, also adjusted the trigger (took a stone over all little sharp edges etc), it’s amazing now.
Best video I’ve seen about this gun!!!
Thanks I appreciate it.
I have the same on but for 17hmr and its awesome. So accurate at any distance ans the trigger is crazy easy. It almost goes off by barely touching it
Thanks for giving us the group sizes in inches.
DOUG out
You bet!
i own 2 of these 1 in 22lr the other in 6.5 creedmoor, both very fun shooters. getting dime size groups @50 yards with the 22lr with cci sv ammo, seems to spread out @100 to a little over moa the sk long range it goes to just under a moa @100 crazy you have to switch ammo but it is what it is, no regrets.....only had the 6.5 out to 300 yards, at 100 same hole ,200 about 1" groups 300 1.5" groups Athlon argos 6x24 x50 gen 2 on 22lr" can't use sun shade or dust cover on the front with the 30 moa rail, it hits even with high rings. Athlon argos 8x34x56 on the 6.5
Thanks for ur review. I'm gonna get one soon just waiting my pal. Love ur details one year owner review.
Thanks WH i appreciate hearing that
I just got my RPR yesterday. I had a list of things to check because of the internet. Either mine was built on a Wednesday or Ruger has been seeing all the comments on these guns and made corrections. #1 is the machining on my bolt. I was prepared to polish it and saw machining marks on many posts in here. The bottom of my bolt is smooth and basically all around the bolt needs no gunsmithing or polishing. The end of the bolt had bad machining which was causing ejection problems that other posters repaired. Mine didnt have any of those problems. I also took off the rear band for a full cycle action. Other posters said you couldnt slow cycle because it wouldnt eject so therefore they powered it back and the dent in the rear ring reared its head to them. Feeding is magazine related in that gun. Poor fit of the magazine latch block is non existent and bedding at this time is not needed and I dont have feeding issues. If I did have bullet shaving going on, I would bed the bottom of that block with aluminum tape and lift the magazine a little bit. People also talked about screws on their bipods hitting the barrel and having to cut them off. The free floating hand guard is not a positive aligned piece. There is fudge there so if its not centered, the bolts will hit. Mine didnt have a problem. I have not shot this yet but I foresee no problems as far as gun quality. I mail ordered mine and maybe I was lucky. If you are worried about problems, buy one from a gun shop. You will pay more but at least you can inspect a lot of it before you buy.
Thanks for this, I have in in cart now and about to buy. Your comment has inspired even more confidence!
@@oobairbrushguy I watched a video, yesterday, about peoples bullets getting nicked and how he fixed it. My bullets werent getting nicked but his fix was to smooth the edges of the bolt that were in direct contact with picking up the bullet. I did notice that mine were a little sharp but again not hitting but I took a ceramic stone and smoothed the edges which took about 10 minutes because I did every edge on the bolt. Ounce of prevention is a pound of cure and that little bit actually made my bolt cycle smoother, not that it was rough. By the way it shot really good 1/2" at 50 but my plan was to get a 20" barrel from the very beginning so it wasnt so ammo particular. I just ordered a Shaw today.
Merci pour ton review!!! Je pense à m'acheter ce genre de carabine dans le .17hmr prochainement.....Je vais certainement considérer ce modèle!!!!!! Toujours un plaisir de regarder tes vidéos mon chum!!! Continu!!!!
Merci Pierre! Japrecie ton appuie.
Say there....nice vid. For a view point....mine was shooting crap patterns on the first outing also. Bolt was stiff and ruff, thought I got a lemon. Took it all apart and really cleaned up everything. Bore, trigger, bolt, worked bolt in action greased up for about 30 minutes. Silver taped up all the inside spaces. (See Elfsters technique). Mine was made in 2019 sometime in the summer so mine has been improved over the public beta test group (so sad). Here's the good news. After at least 1000 rounds of a slew of ammos, it has become an absolute clover leaf shooter at 50. Bolt has smoothed up considerably. Did the spring remove mod & trigger is now at 1 pound. Added the "atlas" clone bipod stuff. A nice magpul strap (QD). I agree with the weight being a bit heavey for woods or stalking around. All my negatives were slowly abandon. It took about a month of shooting everyday to bring mine up to par to my total happiness. Now.... OH MY....she is the go to fun gun...... oh yea..... :-)
Hi Mark, Thanks for sharing your experience, Yeah I followed Elfters Tape bedding technique when i bought it. although i have yet to remove the trigger spring (ill try that shortly) its quite interesting the similar stories i have to mine of them being inaccurate at the beginning and hundreds of rounds later their fine. thanks for watching
@@EpikArms Lead lapping the barrel would speed up this process. Pretty sure the barrels are pretty rough from the factory.
Nice shooting. A small suggestion try shooting Without wrapping your thumb around the grip. I have the rpr Gen2 308 and the 22lr and it's pretty easy with the stock grip to induce muscle impute Without notice.
Just a suggestion from an RPR FAN!! LOL
thanks James! yeah ive been trying that recently, also just recently picked up a gen1 RPR in 6.5 and so far this thing is crazy accurate (through the load development) ive been shooting it out to 750M a few times now
@@EpikArms Sweet! I have been fairly successful pushing my 308 out 1000yrds and the 22lr out to 300yrds on a 12×12inch plate.
I'm running the 6-24×50ir Riton Scope on both rifles.
Another good and informative video. Also nice shooting.
Thanks Bobcat, yeah the 50m shoot was pretty good
Thank You. I enjoyed the review.
Hey mate, thanks for the review. Keep up the good work. Just a quick questions: Have you experienced any feeding issues from removing the bolt stop and having a 3in action as opposed to the 1.5in? I've heard conflicting things.
Hi there, i have not had any issue for feeding, whether it be a 1
5" bolt pull or the 3"
I have seen a video where the bolt closes different every shot and causing a lot of bullets to not hit the mark…. Sucks bc I really wanted this one for squirrels but not with the bolt moving around every shot. Dry fire and u can see it move the bolt up in a funky way
I just bought one of these today after firing one my coworker owns, I fell in love with it. Question, what scope are you using or recommend for it?
If you are looking for a scope for precision rimfire, this one is nice (Vector Taurus 3-18×50) although i would recomment the Athlon Argo BTR gen2 6-24×50 (it has a a zero stop) thats my recomendation on the budget side of optics.
I am lisdexic. Why did you buy an RPR after firing Owen one of your workers?
@@jimmymcjimmyvich9052 I bought it because I found it fun to shoot.
@@jimmymcjimmyvich9052 or are you thinking I bought one after firing one of my workers??? Lol
@@559ninja0053 Ha Ha. It was funnyier yesterday when I had about eighteen pints of Guinness in me))) (I see I even had better spelling then too) ))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Should do a 3 year later video
Interestingly my .17 HMR shipped with a zero MOA scope rail - I guess because it shoots that much flatter than 22? Still worthy of note.
yeah thats interesting, i still haven't ever tried a 17hmr
Ruger will send you a free 0 moa mount if you call,it may take 2 or 3 people but they will send one out,the lady I talked too couldn't believe ruger didn't include a 0 moa in the box,she said she gets at least 3/5 calls a day about the 0 moa
@@EpikArms You shoot the hmr and you wont go back to a 22.Very accurate gun.
@@jamesbourgeois lol, ammo cost
How well did you clean the barrel before the first time you shot it? Mine was filthy- like 50 patches filthy.
Also, maybe the clip was getting bent if you were too rough on the bolt? I doubt it based on your videos... I use Lucas Extreme gun oil on my bolts, and it's like KY for them.. makes them slippery smooth.
from what i remember it was pretty filthy with the original oils when i originally bough it, ill check out that gun oil thanks!
The Very Best ammo for my RPR IS RWS rifle match professional line +++ (yellow box) or the RWS Target rifle sport line +++ (orange box) at 100 yards you can place bullet on top of bullet except for a few flyers. (The + Is the stars on the box depicting superiority, but no style on my keyboard) I settled for the professional line because the sport line was half a clicked out in comparison that’s 100 yards.
Holy Cow I shoot that size groups with my 22 pistol @ 50 yards. With my Precision we shoot 1/2 inch black bugs, grasshoppers and spiders @ 100 Yards on the run
What’s the length of the firearm with the LOP collapse?
great video, just brought the 22 wmr version today, havn't shot it yet.
let us know how well yours does.
Is the 17hmr or 22lr or 22wmr better i need help im trying to buy one too
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@@dubwilliams77731 I still havn't been to the outdoor range to shoot mine yet, but I would guess the 22wmr would be best because it should have more velocity and therefore should be more accurate at longer distances.
Thank you very much!!!
My dad just bought a Ruger precision rimfire in 22mag, he has not shot it yet because he does not have any 22mag ammo or a scope yet, I got him some Hornady vmax ammo for this upcoming Christmas but I am trying to do research to decide on the best scope for under $400 to throw on it, what do you recommend?
With 400 USD, have a look at Arken sh-4 their a newer company. I have not tested them. Although other reviews have given them praise claiming likely best bang for buck the optic has hd glass (i beleive 80 moa of adj) and a zero stop.
Additionally the discovery scopes are very nice as well as the vector (such as the one im using in the review)
Just to get an idea, if you had to choose between the Vortex Diamondback Tactical 6-24x50 or the Vector Taurus 5-30x56, which would you pick based on quality? (Not what gun it goes on or price)
@@Digidestined_Keyblader so the Vector is better at certain things when the vortex is better at other things. The Vector 5-30x only has 40 MOA of adjustment, (that not much) the vortex Diamondback has 65, the vortex has better glass (ED) the Vector has some really good standard glass. the vortex has a very tight eyebox (thats not great) the vector has a far more forgiving eyebox. between the two specific models i would go with the Vortex diamondback for those reason as far as overall quality they are both made quite well it comes down to those aspects and amount of internal adjustment is a very bid deal as well as glass quality.
I have the 22 magnum and can get .3 moa at 50 yards. I have put 10 shots in that group. They are great for accuracy.
Nice with what ammo?
@@EpikArms I'm using hornaty 30 grain vmax. That's what most reviewers seem to have the best luck with. It's working for me.
So in this price range what is the better 22 rifle.
What ammo were you using on the 50y accuracy test?
Bro. You were tiny back then. Kudos!
lol i look at these older videos... and i just cant believe how small i was
Do you have more info on the optic you are using or suggest an optic for this it in the 300 500 cad range?
yeah i did a review on that optic is the Vector Taurus 3-18x50, pretty nice ua-cam.com/video/nw8SU05ZNDA/v-deo.html, right now i don't see any Canadian retailers but Vector shipps to Canada here's there website, they have pretty good prices (in your price range, just consider the exchange rate) vector2007.com/search?type=product&q=taurs*
so this is heavier than your Savage B22?
Can you change out the bolt?
You cant use middle of the road basic target ammo and expect 1 inch groups at 100 yards. You need match ammo..ammo made for that.
Merci pour ce partage, je comprend pas tout en anglais mais cela m'éclaire car j'hésite entre la Savage b22 et celle-ci la Ruger, elle semble plus lourde mais ce qui compte pour moi est la précision à 100 yards. Je trouve la Savage b22 plus belle au look. Je possède une semi automatique Remington Speedmaster, je me demandait si les semi auto sont moins précise que les bolts action. J'aime bien tirer rapidement. J'adore tes vidéos et tes présentations, continue de nous impressionner, merci.
Salut Gaetan, moi jai la malchance de toujours pogner les citrons lol celle ci le RPR etais afreusent imprecise au debut, sa a pris environ 500-600 balles as e corriger (je crouis que le cannon avais besoin detre sabler de ses imperfections, donc sa devrais pas etre tous les RPR comme sa. maintenant the Savage B22 est une autre bete javai des problemes differentes, les cartouches tirer restait pris (cest une affaire de metre un autre extrateur, et le boulon grafignais la balle en desous environs de 1mm creux dan le plomb qi causais une affreeuse inconsistance en precision. meton si javais a choisir entre les deux sils fonctionaient parfaitement jirais avex le Savage b22.
@@EpikArms Salut Alexander , merci pour tes réponses, j'apprécie beaucoup. Wow t'es pas chanceux. Je pense qu'a ses petit prix la qualité est pas toujours présente, je trouve dommage que les fabricants vende des armes qui donne pas le rendement escompter. Suite a tes commentaires je vais repenser mon achat et payer plus, merci encore !
I hope you respond what scope rings are you using and tube size ?
This was vector optics 30mm high scope rings
hey im just curious as im new to getting my gun licence ( I live in Canada ) and it's my first firearm...im strongly considering this rifle, would you suggest a rimfire scope or a difference scope where can change out the MOA etc ? I know I should get good glass, but im newer to the game.haha so I wanted to start out with this .22 and have a scope to keep on it, so was considering a vortex crossfire ll 3-9-50mm. or would you think a different scope is more idea ? thanks
The vortex crossfire is fine. Although it depends what you want to do, the crossfire is not an optic you will dial with, if you are looking for a recomendation for a budget optic suitable for dialing, the Athlon Argo btr gen2 would be a a great option or the vortex diamondback tactical.
Im also Canada btw, Ottawa area
@@EpikArms ok thanks that's good to know I mean I know I shouldn't cheap out. but I don't want to spend a lot also I know for a fact I'll shoot a lot being new to it, and I'll be like a kid in a candy store.haha but im ideally wondering if I should get a more basic set up of a scope , or something to dial in often. im assuming my ranges would be between 0-150yds. ( im not sure yet just assuming given the area I am, and how good of a shot I get over time as I don't know the type of range this caliber/gun can even shoot comfortably)
@@EpikArms oh wicked. im in Calgary. and with your gun, do you find you had any other issues or dislikes with it since the video ? I'm excited to get my licence so I can start buying.
No I didnt have any issues afterwards i have sold it however, currently have the Savage b22 precision.
Try different ammo, mine likes 1200-1450 FPS rounds, you have to try different brands and speeds till you find the one that the rifle likes best.
Love this gun,but you do have to address a few things but ruger had a epic fail on the hand grip bolt threads they are just tapped into the plastic and strip out very easily there should have been a metal insert,also try butler creek mags they fit very tight and could help with accuracy
thanks for sharing!
My CZ 457 MTR out shoots every RPR in our club. If you want to get an RPR to shoot you have to invest too much money. Out of the box, the Ruger Precision Rimfire is not a good rifle. We had two of them were the barrel was not correctly fitted.
Good video and comments on this rifle. I bought mine two years ago and I am very pleased with it's performance. Mine seems to love the CCI standard velocity which is very inexpensive although things have gone crazy with the Coronavirus and prices are up. I have been toying with the idea of purchasing the 22wmr version and most likely I'll pull the trigger soon and get me one. Yes, it is heavy but this is a rifle designed to be shot mainly with a bipod or any type of rest to maximize accuracy. I bought mine for $360 and for the price, Ruger has done a great job in putting a package for the budget shooter.
im glad yours turned out alright. i sold the rifle. and bought the new Savage b22 precision, bit more expensive just brought it out today and.... issues lol. thanks for watching!
I have the 22 WMR version. You'll love it. The 22 LR will no longer come out of the safe.
Awesome reviews , just subbed , between the ruger precision 22 and the savage b22 , which is the better buy ?
Which can you shoot better?
If you're going to spend that kind of money just put a few more bucks down and get the CZ 457 at-one and put that rifle to shame
@@hsmallwood40 ok I'll look it up , thx
@@joelmarier96 no problem and happy shooting
Is the better one the 17hmr, 22wmr or 22lr? Im trying to buy within next couple of days
I coudnt advise younon that, balistically both the 17hmr and the 22wmr are better than the standard 22lr . But the 22lr has more bullet options and you can compete in nrl22 competitions
That helps alot!!
Very useful review. I recently worked with one of these; horrible groups out of the gate. Giving me hope that it might come around. Lol. Thanks
Yeah might want to consider "lapping" the barrel, to waste a but kess time
What kind of scope?
This is the Vector Taurus 3-18×50 FFP . Its pretty nice
A rifle review channel that doesn't have a trigger pull gauge.
Sad but true, we will get one soon enought!
My short-stroke bolt stop bent too.
*22 WMR not 22 WSM
How does it compare to cz 457 trainer
the cz is better out the box. and i beleive they have better QC, wich means a lot
I`m surprised you didn`t mention what type ammo you were using
Sorry i beleive i was using CCI Standard velocity.
@@EpikArms Thanks, thats the one I use.
What ammunition do you use.
In this video, CCI Standard velocity
You discounted the flyers at 100yds huh?
if you discount all the flyers the groups improve! lol i dont recall i made this vid a while back
At 100 yards I was shooting 1 or 2 in group
It will shoot better if you silver tape bed it , i took mine back and used for a trade on a Lithgow 101 crossover
Hey Lost Aussie, hate to say it but this is with the silver tape bedding
"Took the bolt band out at about 700 rounds"
*Later in the video*
"It shot like crap until the barrel broke in afterabout 700 rounds"
the bolt band doesn't affect the way the ammo is fed, so that wasn't it .
need to find a better ammo.
le mien tire bien avec du Hornady varmint express 40gr
my friend just bought one it shoots horrible, 5-6 inches at 100 yds
CCI Standard 😝 Run some better ammo and see if it makes a difference.
Hey Dan, yeah in future videos were going to be using a sampler pack from Tesro.
@@EpikArms try some SK long range or eley tenex
They were probably good for that rifle.
Get better ammo! Mine will stack 10 out of 10 in a 1 inch circle at 100 yards!
Maybe it’s because you yank and crank a little to rough huh.
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Did you 3ven watch the video?
I went to buy this rifle today. The action felt like it belong on a toy gun!? Total trash. Is the the norm for this rifle?
I would of got It if it was semi auto
you might want to have a look at the SR22 in that case, i'm not a fan of the bulky appearance.
I have to say..I can do alot better than that with my 10/22 with my 20 inch KSA heavy barrel
"won't break the bank" didn't age well. it's now 2020 and you can't find 22 and if you do its like 9 cents a round
Haha yes the prices have gone right up, even the used market is a bit hier than the old new market
Th as nks ...
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I went to buy this rifle today. The action felt like it belong on a toy gun!? Total trash. Is the the norm for this rifle?
Posibly just the unit you tried, id say it doesnt feel like a toy, felt about as good a savage mark2
Agreed. It's badly machined and prone to sticking if it's not pushed home hard. Sloppy junk. I've owned one for 2 yrs and gave up on this piece of rubbish.
I actually think it was the unit I tried. Went to another dealer o give it another chance. Much smoother. It’s now in my collection. Thanks