Ruger Precision Rifle .308 Win 20-inch Smoked Bronze 10rd

The Ruger Precision Rifle .308 Win 20-inch Smoked Bronze 10rd is a factory-built long-range platform that delivers consistent sub-MOA accuracy without the cost of a custom action. Built on a cold hammer-forged heavy-contour barrel and a free-float 15-inch M-LOK handguard, this rifle is ready for steel, paper, or competition stages right out of the box.

Key Features

• Cold hammer-forged heavy-contour 20-inch barrel — Why it matters: this barrel profile resists heat-induced vertical stringing during extended strings of fire, keeping your groups tight through a 20-round stage.
• Folding, fully adjustable stock — Why it matters: the stock adjusts for length of pull, comb height, and buttpad angle, letting you dial in a perfect cheek weld and eye relief for any optic.
• 20 MOA Picatinny rail — Why it matters: that built-in cant gives you enough elevation travel to reach 1,000+ yards with most scopes without burning through your internal adjustment range.
• Three-lug nitrided bolt with 70° throw — Why it matters: the short throw lets you cycle rounds quickly for follow-up shots, while the DLC coating on the bolt body keeps the action slick even in dusty or humid conditions.
• Smoked Bronze Cerakote finish — Why it matters: this finish provides corrosion resistance and a low-glare surface that won’t reflect sunlight and give away your position on the firing line.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the shooter who wants a production-class PRS or NRL-Hunter rig that doesn’t require a gunsmith to tune. It’s also ideal for the hunter who needs a folding stock for backcountry packability and a 20-inch barrel for maneuverability in brush or a blind. If you’re stepping up from a hunting rifle and want a dedicated long-range tool, this is your entry point.

Pros and Cons

• Pro: Sub-MOA guarantee out of the box with match ammunition — Per Ruger specs, the cold hammer-forging process ensures consistent bore dimensions.
• Pro: The 20 MOA rail is standard, saving you $80–120 aftermarket cost.
• Pro: Two 10-round PMAGs included — that’s $40–50 in magazines you don’t have to buy.
• Con: The factory trigger is good (adjustable from 2.25–4.5 lb), but some precision shooters will swap it for a Timney or TriggerTech for a crisper break at 1.5 lb.
• Con: At 11.0 lb unloaded, it’s heavy for a walking hunt; you’ll feel it after a few miles.

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Last updated: April 2026