New For 2024: Ruger Super Redhawk In .22 Hornet

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posted on January 27, 2024
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Ruger's revered Super Redhawk needs little introduction. A beefy DA/SA revolver, with a stainless-steel frame and a triple locking cylinder, it has been a go-to for hunters seeking a field-ready and rugged revolver.

Now, however, this revolver can be had with eight rounds of lighting-quick .22 Hornet on tap. With 40-grain rounds leaving the 9.5" barrel at some 1,900 fps, the Super Redhawk is any varmint hunter's dream handgun.

To get a closer look at Ruger Super Redhawk .22 Hornet, watch our “New For 2024” video above.

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