Left-hand Ruger Hawkeye Guide chambered in 375 Ruger with 20" matte stainless barrel, integral scope mounts, adjustable stock, and removable muzzle brake system for reduced recoil.
The Ruger Hawkeye Guide represents a serious commitment to practical hunting rifle design. Chambered in the potent 375 Ruger cartridge and configured for left-handed shooters, this rifle combines proven mechanical principles with modern refinements.
Trigger and Extraction: The LC6 trigger delivers smooth, crisp performance straight from the factory. The non-rotating Mauser-type controlled round feed extractor—arguably the most positive case extraction system ever devised—works in concert with a fixed blade ejector to reliably cycle ammunition and eject empties as the bolt cycles fully rearward.
Barrel and Accuracy: A cold hammer-forged barrel ensures ultra-precise rifling that maintains accuracy over thousands of rounds while remaining easy to clean. The 20" length balances velocity with maneuverability in brush country.
Safety and Loading: A three-position safety allows you to lock the bolt or load and unload with the safety engaged. The hinged solid-steel floorplate permits quick unloading without chambering each round individually.
The rifle ships with express-style windage-adjustable V-notch rear sight and large white bead front sight for rapid target acquisition. Integral scope mounts are machined directly into the solid-steel receiver, providing a stable platform for included scope rings and eliminating potential sources of looseness in the field.
The Green Mountain laminate stock resists warping through environmental extremes. A soft rubber buttpad with three included ½" spacers allows you to properly fit the rifle for different shooters or varying levels of outerwear. Wrap-around checkering ensures a secure grip in wet conditions.
The removable radial-port muzzle brake significantly reduces felt recoil—a meaningful advantage when shooting the 375 Ruger. An included dynamically-matched muzzle weight lets you switch between brake and weight without changing point of impact.