Absolutely

He was 100% all over the rifle's rundown. Well done sir Edit: I think that's the difference between some companies sending marketing people to Shot show, vs. other companies sending engineers.

I think his name is actually Frank.

Having worked some trade shows in other fields, and been involved with reps for a couple decades, I can tell you most of them have probably only worked for the company for a few months

Thank you. I was wondering that myself.

Fyi firecastle customs confirmed their AK47 magwell fits the gen II 7.62x39

Looks like a mag release button on the right side of the stock above that magazine itself. Was this the same in the Gen 1?

@@keithwray9942 The AR (STANAG) G1 had that magazine release if that’s what you mean. The others did not.

Does the PSA accept standard AR mags? This is a big reason why I’m getting the Ruger American.

@@VincitOmniaVeritas7 Not sure. If I had to wager a guess, no, just because it looks like it was designed mostly like a Rem 700, but that's only an assumption on my part. I agree though, AR mag compatibility is a big plus.

Well if Ruger has your caliber in the gen 2 you can’t get it now. PSA you’d have to wait

@@TheHumanFlag yeah, that's true. I want two different calibers, 5.56 and .308 to compliment the two extremes of bolt rifles I already have (.22LR and .300winmag.) I suppose maybe I'll grab the Ruger in 5.56 while I'm waiting on the PSA and see if that comes out in a reasonable amount of time. The PSA is intriguing just because of how they teased the factory customization.

For real. Stag/Aero have their bolt guns now, and both the Stag and the Solus are going for 1500-3000 dollars. FUCK THAT. At that money I'm gonna go get a damn gucci Savage or Tikka or Bergara. NO FUCKING WAY am I spending used car money on an Aero or a Ruger. The Ruger Gen 2 is right where it should be. Sub MOA accuracy with a cheap but improved stock for about $650 and below, street price. The PSA Bolt gun will probably be 700-1500. Too much but we'll see what it does - maybe the price might be justified. WHo knows. Its PSA. I still think Savage makes the best bolt guns for the money, south of Bergara... but I'm bias because I'm Spanish... love Bergara.

Staying tuned

Said he left them at your moms house

@@ltx383they rubbed off from friction with her thighs…

​@@ltx383he is a very handsome lesbian. Hard to resist. Especially in the back of a Subaru Forester in a Kohl's parking lot

@@VincitOmniaVeritas7those giant flabby BBW thighs 🤡 🐷 🤣💀

Absolutely EVERYBODY I know has one, lol

Meh. You can get several models of savage 110s cheaper. Trail Hunter is well south of 5 bills

@John_Redcorn_ those Savage rifles are truly great, I just don't know many people who have one

​​@@John_Redcorn_ roughly all the same price range, but those ones are running proprietary mags not aics (ruger even offers some that take ar pattern mags), won't be as feature rich out the box, wont have as big an aftermarket, wont be offered in as many model configurations, and wont have as many in stock on shelves

James is a savage to salesman though.

@@dothwalrus370 Meh. I'm interested in the product, and whether it warrants further interest. I don't like to waste time watching pointless banter.

Missing eye brows and all, lol

No zip!

I agree with his interviewing skills. Short. Sweet. To the point. Just not crazy about how critical he is about everything

100% agree. Don't flute my barrel, bro.

Also agree. The spiral fluting is a bit much.

This Gen 2 sounds promising. Gen 1 had a great CH barrel for the price, but the rest of the rifle was meh. I’ll wait for some testing: let’s see if the new stock doesn’t flex with a bipod and lets the barrel truly free float this time.

Lefties dont exist. Stop making up sh!t

Still ugly plastic tactical . 🤢🤮

Weight diff between Gen1 & 2 from Ruger's site is a tenth of a pound, if the weight was your concern.

@@mattcomchoc2957 Mostly because it's fugly but also more groves to collect dirt and debris.

Man that’s the best part

Agreed, spiral fluting is a bit fancy for this old timer. I like cheap guns and hookers to look cheap. That's part of the appeal.

you'll see it soon enough. Ruger is definitely gonna put out a rifle for one of the most popular full sized rifle rounds

Just wait six months and I guarantee you there will be a version with another style of stock. It might be a distributor exclusive, but we can’t accuse Ruger of not giving us options. lol

They're really a classic, they're just so damn hard to bed properly

They're a mini action.

I agree about the fluting gimmick, but I’ll overlook it. Glad they fixed the zipper bolt.

Nodakspud made them, not sure if they're still available

Why is that a complaint?

@@kiwigrunt330 we like to shoot our 223s out to 800+ yards and it can't stabilize 77 gr bullets

​@@JackManiackymaybe in theory, I've not had a problem.

​@@kiwigrunt330Ngatitoenga?

I am constantly putting my finger on the bolt handle to confirm it's closed!!!! Opens up on my back when strapped in.

The current 450 will accept AR magazines if you switch out the magazine well adapter to the AR style.

@@natebrown4330 I bought it from Ruger. Had to call them up and order it. Doesnt work.

left handed people are sub Human 😉

Yes

No, they dont

@@John_Redcorn_ yes, they do

@@canadianpatriot2498 its not 1920. We have red dots and scopes that are reliable. You’re not hitting sh*t with irons anyways at dawn/dusk if its any length of a shot. Plus, they look distasteful

Is it a chamber flag for using at public ranges? 🤷🏻‍♂️ I haven’t bought a gen 2 yet.

I've got four gen 1's in different calibers, I've not had any of the issues people like to complain about. Except maybe the flexi stock, but a couple of carbon fiber arrows drilled and glued into the fore end fixed that. All are sub MoA with hand loads. Did you get a problem one? Or recycling others experience?

Sucked in by those cheekbones eh?

Why should they cater to such monsters?

@@nightowl9519don’t call them monsters! It’s not their fault their mothers were witches!

@@nightowl9519 because you never know what spells we might use if we don't get our way😈

suffer

@@stormfrontwolftrap9757 Spells don't frighten me, I am a child of the living God

Yeah, the Remington 700 series actions are three-position as well. I wonder if it has to do with Tikka and Bergara taking all the market share (they use two-position safeties). A three-position safety is certainly safer to use when removing a live round from the camber.

@@nunyabiznes32realistically its a non issue. Who puts their finger on the trigger when unloading a round??? As long as the handle locks when on safe thats all that matters, be it 2 or 3 position

Still fits all old stocks

The gun was talking actually

Eh kinda wispy for me. Trim it back a bit

What?

Made redundant by threading all standard Gen II models, I assume.

@@TFBTVShowTime yeah but it’s the third model that has no release date as far as I can find. I’ve seen in other videos they had it on the rack but haven’t seen anyone ask them about it yet

​@@TFBTVShowTimethe predator is a 22 inch barrel on the same rifle. Both are threaded.

why

Said no one ever

Yeah it looks gross

@@mikejones762 Accuracy International did a study on barrel fluting and they found it effects POI as the barrel heats up and spiral fluting In particular was the worst type of fluting. It also looks ugly in my opinion.

@@deleteduser7132why are you HEATING UP a bolt action hunting rifle? Weird.

Love the South Park reference. Well done!

There's a good chance they may yet come out with one later down the line, the new Gen2's only are only launching with a limited selection of calibers until they get the rest of the lineup going.

IKR?!