Ruger Precision Rifle .300 PRC 26" Smoked Bronze Cerakote
The Ruger Precision Rifle Model 18107 brings the RPR platform to the .300 PRC cartridge in a configuration built around long-range shooting. A 26-inch cold hammer-forged heavy-contour barrel, adjustable folding stock, 30 MOA Picatinny rail and Ruger Marksman Adjustable trigger give the rifle a strong foundation for shooters who value adjustability, consistent handling and a purpose-built precision platform.
Ruger Precision Rifle Model 18107 Specifications
- Chambering: .300 PRC provides a modern magnum cartridge option within the Ruger Precision Rifle platform.
- 26-inch heavy-contour barrel: Cold hammer-forged chrome-moly steel barrel uses 5R rifling and measures .875 inch at the muzzle.
- 1:9" RH twist: Five-groove rifling is matched to the .300 PRC chambering.
- Ruger Precision Rifle muzzle brake: Factory-installed brake is designed to reduce recoil while controlling noise and blast directed toward the sides of the shooter.
- Ruger Marksman Adjustable trigger: Externally adjustable from 2.25 to 5 pounds, with the adjustment wrench stored in the bolt shroud.
- 30 MOA Picatinny rail: Provides additional elevation capability for mounting optics intended for extended-distance shooting.
- Adjustable folding stock: Allows adjustment of length of pull, cheek rest height and horizontal position, along with buttpad height.
- 12"–15.50" length of pull: Provides a broad adjustment range to accommodate shooter fit and position.
- 18-inch aluminum handguard: Free-float design incorporates Magpul M-LOK slots on all four sides for accessory mounting and scope clearance.
- Three-lug bolt: Uses a 70-degree bolt throw with dual cocking cams and a full-diameter bolt body.
- DLC-coated bolt body: The coating supports corrosion resistance, durability and smooth bolt operation.
- 5-round capacity: Includes two 5-round AICS-pattern Ruger magazines.
- Smoked Bronze Cerakote: Applied to key exterior components for a distinctive finish and added surface protection.
- Ambidextrous manual safety: Allows manipulation from either side of the rifle.
Built Around Precision Rifle Handling
The RPR uses an in-line recoil path that directs recoil from the rear of the receiver into the buttstock rather than relying on a conventional bedding arrangement. Combined with the substantial 15-pound rifle weight, heavy-contour barrel and factory muzzle brake, the design provides a stable platform for managing the .300 PRC chambering.
Shooter fit can also be adjusted without replacing the stock. Length of pull ranges from 12 to 15.50 inches, while cheek rest position and buttpad height can be tailored around shooting position and optic height. The stock folds to the side, reducing the rifle from an overall length of 49.25 inches to a folded length of 37.60 inches.
26-Inch Cold Hammer-Forged Barrel
Ruger equips Model 18107 with a 26-inch cold hammer-forged chrome-moly steel barrel featuring 5R rifling, a 1:9" right-hand twist and a heavy .875-inch muzzle contour. The muzzle uses a 5/8"-24 thread pattern and arrives with Ruger's Precision Rifle muzzle brake installed.
Optics & Accessory Integration
A factory 30 MOA Picatinny rail provides the mounting interface for a suitable riflescope while increasing available elevation for extended-distance applications. The 18-inch aluminum free-float handguard provides M-LOK attachment points on all four sides, giving shooters flexibility when configuring compatible supports and other accessories.
Complete the sighting system with an appropriate rifle scope selected around the .300 PRC chambering and intended shooting distances.
Receiver, Bolt & Controls
The upper receiver and one-piece bolt are precision CNC-machined from pre-hardened chrome-moly steel. Its three-lug bolt provides a 70-degree throw, while an oversized bolt handle gives the shooter a substantial control surface during operation. Ruger also threads the bolt handle 5/16"-24 to accommodate replacement handles.
The lower magazine-well halves are precision machined from aerospace-grade aluminum, while the front of the magazine well is contoured to provide a defined contact area when working around shooting supports.
Configured For Long-Range Shooting
At 15 pounds before optics and accessories, Model 18107 prioritizes stability rather than lightweight portability. That distinction matters for buyers comparing a dedicated precision platform against a conventional hunting rifle. The combination of adjustable fit, substantial barrel profile, integrated optics rail and accessory-ready handguard makes the RPR particularly suited to deliberate shooting from supported positions.
Outdoor Products Selected For Performance
The Outdoorsman looks beyond chambering alone when evaluating a precision rifle. Stock adjustment, trigger control, barrel configuration, optic mounting and overall balance all contribute to how useful the complete platform will be. Ruger's Model 18107 combines these elements with the .300 PRC cartridge in a factory configuration intended for shooters who want extensive adjustability without having to build a rifle around a bare action.
