Ruger has reportedly suspended all production of its core double-action and compact revolver lines effective immediately: [1]
- GP100 series revolvers
- SP101 series revolvers
- LCR / LCRx polymer revolvers
- Bearcat rimfire revolvers [1, 2, 3]
Discontinuations After Final 2026 Production Runs
The following 15 lines are slated to be permanently discontinued or suspended indefinitely once final inventory runs finish through the end of December 2026: [1]
| Handguns & Revolvers | Rifles & Carbines |
|---|---|
| Blackhawk & Super Blackhawk | PC Carbine & PC Charger lines |
| Vaquero | Ruger Precision Rifle (RPR) |
| Redhawk & Super Redhawk | Hawkeye & M77 bolt-actions |
| Single-Series rimfires | Ruger No. 1 falling-block rifles |
| Ruger 1911 pistols | SR-22, SFAR, and AR-556 (cut earlier in 2026) |
WTF? The GP100 revolvers and No 1 rifles are going? And the Hawkeye and M77 rifles?
That doesn’t seem like trimming fat, it’s trimming bone and muscle.
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