Ruger Hawkeye Alaskan .375 Ruger Bolt Action Rifle, 20" Barrel, Silver - 57100

In the rugged and unforgiving terrain of the Alaskan wilderness, only the toughest and most reliable firearms will do. Enter the Ruger Hawkeye Alaskan Rifle 375RUG SS, a true beast of a weapon designed for the most daring and adventurous hunters out there. Crafted by the legendary firearms manufacturer Ruger / Sturm, Ruger & Co., this sporting rifle is a masterpiece of engineering and design. With a bolt action mechanism that ensures smooth and precise operation, the Hawkeye Alaskan is a true marksman's dream. One of the key features of this rifle is its synthetic Hogue Overmolded stock, which provides a comfortable and secure grip even in the harshest conditions. The stainless steel construction of the barrel and action ensures durability and corrosion resistance, making it the perfect companion for any hunting expedition. Equipped with a three-position safety and Ruger LC6 trigger, the Hawkeye Alaskan offers unmatched reliability and accuracy. The integrated scope mounts allow for easy attachment of optics, while the Ruger Muzzle Brake System reduces recoil and muzzle rise for faster follow-up shots. Whether you're tracking big game or defending yourself against predators, the .375 RUGER caliber of this rifle packs a serious punch. The 20-inch threaded barrel with a muzzle brake delivers powerful and precise shots, while the adjustable sights ensure you never miss your target. Weighing in at just 8.10 lbs, the Hawkeye Alaskan is lightweight and easy to carry, making it the perfect choice for hunters on the move. With its matte finish and sleek design, this rifle exudes style and sophistication, while still maintaining its rugged and practical nature. In conclusion, the Ruger Hawkeye Alaskan Rifle 375RUG SS is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship and performance. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a novice marksman, this rifle will not disappoint. So gear up, load up, and head out into the wild with the Hawkeye Alaskan by your side. It's time to show the Alaskan wilderness who's boss.