Ruger American Gen II Ranch .350 Legend 16.4" Cobalt

Ruger American Gen II Ranch .350 Legend

The Ruger American Gen II Ranch represents a thoughtful evolution in compact rifle design, purpose-built for hunters who demand accuracy without unnecessary bulk. This is a working rifle for serious shooters.

Barrel and Action

Cold hammer-forged precision. The 16.4" medium-contour barrel features deep spiral flutes that reduce muzzle-end weight while maintaining the stiffness required for consistent accuracy. A factory-installed radial port muzzle brake tames recoil and helps manage the .350 Legend's ballistics.

The one-piece bolt is CNC machined from stainless steel with the familiar three-lug design and 70° throw, providing ample clearance for mounted optics. An oversized bolt handle ensures positive manipulation in field conditions.

Accuracy and Adjustability

Ruger Marksman Adjustable trigger. User-adjustable between 3 and 5 pounds, this trigger delivers a crisp, predictable release—essential for precision shooting.

The patented Power Bedding integral bedding block system positively locates the receiver while free-floating the barrel. This combination produces the accuracy hunters expect from a modern rifle.

Ergonomics and Comfort

• Splatter-finished stock provides excellent grip without sharp edges
• Soft rubber recoil pad with progressive collapse geometry reduces felt recoil
• Adjustable length of pull from 12" to 13.75" (spacer removable)
• Low comb improves sight alignment with magnified optics; removable for low-mounted sights
• Three-position tang safety locks the bolt while allowing loaded-chamber carry

Finish and Durability

Professionally applied Cerakote coating on the barrel, muzzle brake, receiver, and bolt handle provides a durable, low-maintenance finish that resists corrosion and wear.

What's Included

• One 5-round magazine
• Steel sling swivel studs
• Factory-installed one-piece Picatinny scope base

This is a rifle built for hunters who understand that reliability, accuracy, and practical ergonomics matter more than unnecessary features.