Heavy Metal: The Ruger SR-762 Review

Building on the acclaim of the two-stage gas piston system in its SR-556 AR-style rifle, Ruger has up-sized the design for the gun’s big brother, the .30-cal. SR-762, resulting in a fully mature system in an accurate and versatile new platform with even more power.

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	JOIN THE DISCUSSION My Disaster Gun By NRA Staff September 14, 2012 If you had to choose one gun—and only one gun—to get you through a disaster (be it traditional or zombie-related), what would it be? If you could have one firearm (that’s realistically available) to protect yourself, your family and your assets, what would it be and why? Here are 10 choices made by some of the editors and contributors in NRA Publications. What would you choose? Let us know. *View the Gallery >>*		Latest Comments Bob Pietsch wrote: July 30, 2014 Agree with the M4/AR reasoning. However, the 12ga., 10/22 arguments work depending upon your situation. Sidearm - 1911. Thinking ahead and preparation are the key, no matter your preferances. Busterdog1 wrote: July 30, 2014 This is a no-brainer, my choice would be the M-4 given the choices above. My S&W MT-15 T in 5.56 /.223 would be my first choice, followed by a good 12 Ga Pump. *Join the Discussion >>*