Custom Rifle Build: Ruger American Ranch Gen 2 .308
This custom rifle build merges advanced components with expert craftsmanship, resulting in a highly functional and aesthetically pleasing firearm. Each component has been carefully selected to enhance performance, accuracy, and durability, making this rifle a top choice for shooting enthusiasts and professionals.
Components
Action/Barrel: Ruger American Ranch Gen 2 .308
The Ruger American Ranch Gen 2 in .308 Winchester is renowned for its robustness and reliability. This model features a 16.1-inch barrel with a 1:10 twist rate, ensuring excellent bullet stability and accuracy. The barrel is finished with a durable Cobalt Cerakote, which offers superior corrosion resistance and durability. The rifle has an overall length of 37.35 inches and weighs approximately 6.5 pounds, making it lightweight and easy to handle. The AI-style magazine has a capacity of 3+1 rounds, and the rifle includes an oversized bolt handle for easier manipulation.
Chassis: WOOX Furiosa Tigerwood
The WOOX Furiosa chassis in Tigerwood is a perfect blend of functionality and elegance. The chassis is crafted from high-quality Tigerwood, known for its durability and aesthetic appeal. It features an ergonomic design that enhances control and handling, making it easier to achieve accurate shots. The Furiosa chassis is also compatible with various accessories, allowing for further customization.
Bipod: Accutac
The Accutac bipod provides a stable shooting platform with its adjustable and sturdy legs. It is designed for quick deployment and precision shooting, ensuring stability even on uneven terrain. The robust construction of the Accutac bipod makes it an excellent choice for supporting the heavy recoil of a .308 caliber rifle.
Current Optic: Primary Arms
Primary Arms optics are known for their clarity and reliability. This scope enhances target acquisition and precision, crucial for long-range shooting. The optics feature multi-coated lenses for maximum light transmission and minimal glare, providing a clear sight picture in various lighting conditions.
Tripod/Ball Head/Arca Rail: Fat Boy Tripods
Fat Boy Tripods provide a versatile and stable shooting platform. The combination of a tripod, ball head, and arca rail allows for smooth and precise adjustments, essential for precision shooting. The robust build of Fat Boy Tripods ensures durability and reliability, making it a valuable addition to this custom build.
Builder: Trevon Barber – Barber Training Solutions
Trevon Barber of Barber Training Solutions brings extensive expertise to this build. His meticulous attention to detail ensures that each component is perfectly integrated, resulting in a cohesive and high-performing rifle. Trevon's craftsmanship guarantees that this custom build not only looks impressive but also performs exceptionally well in the field.
Conclusion
This custom build exemplifies the best in modern firearm technology, combining the reliable Ruger American Ranch Gen 2 .308 with top-tier components like the Accutac bipod, Primary Arms optic, Fat Boy Tripods system, and WOOX Furiosa chassis. Trevon Barber's expertise in assembly and customization ensures that this rifle is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, making it a standout choice for any serious shooter.
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