Ruger American Gen II Predator | .204 Ruger | 22″ | 46938

The Ruger American Gen II Predator in .204 Ruger pairs a purpose-built, spiral-fluted, threaded 22″ barrel with a green splatter synthetic stock and a burnt bronze Cerakote finish for corrosion resistance and field durability. The Gen II platform adds an adjustable Ruger Marksman trigger, a three-position tang safety and an installed low comb/removable length-of-pull spacer for improved optic alignment and shooter fit. For an optic under $1,000 that complements this rifle’s intended use, consider the Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 for reliable magnification and a forgiving reticle suitable for varmint work and precision small-bore shooting.

Applications: varmint hunting at medium ranges and precision small-bore target shooting.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .204 Ruger.
• The action type is Bolt Action.
• The barrel length is 22 inches.
• The rate of twist is 1:12″.
• The finish is Burnt Bronze Cerakote.
• The stock material is synthetic with a green splatter pattern.
• The weight is approximately 6.7 lbs..
• The overall length is 43.25 inches.
• The magazine capacity is 10 rounds.
• The rifle includes 1 x 10-round detachable magazine.
• The barrel is spiral fluted and threaded.
• The muzzle device is a factory-installed radial port muzzle brake.
• The thread pattern is 1/2×28.
• The magazine type is AI-style detachable.
• The UPC is 736676469383.

The Gen II Predator brings Ruger’s practical feature set—adjustable trigger, Power Bedding integral bedding block, and a one-piece Picatinny scope base—together in a ready-to-shoot platform optimized for accuracy and repeatable performance. The adjustable length of pull and removable comb spacer let shooters fine-tune fit for consistent sight picture behind optics, while the threaded, cold hammer-forged barrel and radial-port muzzle brake help manage recoil and maintain balance for follow-up shots. Durable Cerakote and a synthetic stock reduce maintenance and weight, making this rifle a sensible choice for serious varmint work or precision small-bore competitions.

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