“Tag: Ruger Red Label”

An innovative attempt at putting a quality shotgun in a working man’s hands may have outlived its time.

Watch this "Rifleman Review" segment from a recent episode of American Rifleman TV as Mark Keefe takes a look at the Ruger Red Label shotgun.

When one of the stores refused to print an engagement photo with a gun, the company said it was a mistake….so I decided to find out myself.

The Ruger Red Label shotgun grew out of Bill Ruger's strong desire to build an American-made over-under shotgun that could compete with the European guns of the day at a more palatable price point.

The American-made Red Label over-under shotgun, which was unceremoniously dropped from the company catalog, is back now, completely re-engineered and more affordable than ever. And it’s still made here in the United States.

Ruger's Red Label shotgun is back in style. Taken off the market in 2011, the Red Label is back with some modern internal design features and a lower suggested retail price.

Ruger's Red Label shotgun is back in style. Taken off the market in 2011, the Red Label is back with some modern internal design features and a lower suggested retail price.

Ruger recently announced the return of its Red Label shotgun, and Sheriff Jim Wilson was one of the first people to have the opportunity for a hands-on evaluation.

Ruger has announced a new Red Label shotgun with improved features to enhance a shooter’s experience.