ARTV: Ruger SR-762

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posted on March 17, 2016

The "big brother" to the company's SR-556, Ruger's 7.62/.308 Win. chambered SR-762 has been well-received by the AR industry at large. Ruger released the rifle after customers demanded a .308 equivalent to the SR-556, and has reaped the benefits since. American Rifleman TV took a closer look at the SR-762 in a recent episode. You can check out the segment in the video embedded above.

 Action: Two-Stage Piston Gas Operated Semi-Auto
 Caliber: .308 Win./7.62 NATO
 Finish: Manganese Phosphate/Hard Coat Anodized
 Sights: Adjustable AR-Type Folding Iron Sights
 Barrel Length: 16.12”
 Overall Length: 34.75” to 38”
 Length of Pull: 11.5” to 14.75”
 Height: 8”
 Weight: 8.6 lbs.
 Twist: 1:10” RH
 Rifle Grooves: 6
 Accessories: Folding Adjustable Sights, Three 20-Round PMAGs, Three Removable Hand Guard Rails, Two Removable Short Accessory Picatinny Rails, Tactical Soft Case, Lock, Owner's Manual
 Suggested Retail Price: $2,195

For more information, go to Ruger.com.

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