Description
Ruger Precision Rifle Bolt Shroud Replacement
Replace your factory Ruger Precision bolt shroud with the Anarchy Outdoors' Ruger Precision Rifle Bolt Shroud Replacement. This shroud is made in-house on a five-axis Swiss lathe to exacting tolerances out of grade 5 (6al4v) titanium, meaning it will never tarnish, discolor, and is corrosion-proof.
Features
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The titanium balances the bolt weight, which increases the throw and speed of cycling the shot, and reduces binding.
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The tight fit reduces play and rattle with the bolt
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17-4 Stainless steel firing pin removal tool vs. plastic factory tool
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A Type 2 Class 3 Anodization finish provides added style and durability
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Made in the USA
Product Details
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Material: Titanium(high grade, polished) or Black Anodized Type 2 Class 3 Aluminum
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Style options: solid (this listing) or fluted
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Additional options: with embedded firing pin removal tool or without.
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Calibers: short action or magnum
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Dimensions: 4" x 7/8" x 7/8"
NOTE: Magnum shrouds work with the following RPR calibers: .338 Lapua, .300 WM, and 300 PRC. Short action shrouds fit the following RPR calibers: .223, .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC, 6mm, etc.
**In April 2021, Ruger updated its short action Ruger Precision Rifle design. If your short-action RPR firing pin has the newer design (left), you will need the NEW design in the Caliber drop-down. Check back in a few weeks for compatible parts for the new design for the firing pin and cocking piece. (All Magnum aftermarket parts are still compatible with the Magnum RPR)**

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Customer Reviews
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Noticable upgrade
Originally, I thought the factory bolt shroud was plastic, so when I realized I was replacing aluminum with aluminum I thought I may have wasted money. However, this bolt shroud is much more substantial, deletes the odd alignment springs on the factory shroud, and the steel takedown tool inspires much more confidence than the plastic factory version. Simple install. I don't expect to even notice a functional difference in daily use, but as with everything 338 Lapua, there is no financial shortcut.
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Fine craftsmanship
Beautiful well made piece is equipment. Still a little more loose than I want. But it’s extra weight makes a huge difference in the bolt cycling. It’s a lot smoother and quieter.
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solid, smooth, a little scuffed
Wish I could upload pictures, or were smart enough to figure out how.
So when I asked if there was a difference between the black anodized and the polished titanium, I was advised the titanium cycles smoother after break-in. I figured, "why the hell not." And while my RPR isn't my most favorite child, it's currently my only bolt gun which puts it pretty high up there. Coming from the factory black shroud, I thought it might look a little weird but she looks pretty slick, to be honest.
So the good, it's got heft, it feels solid, and the cycling feels rock steady, ESPECIALLY without that annoying rattle from the stock shroud. I'll have to come back to this again when I've had a chance to send a few rounds, but it'll probably be a while.
The bad, it's a little scuffed. It's not a huge deal as I seriously doubt it affects functionality and you can't really see it any time it cycles anyway. It kinda irks me but I guess it adds to the character.
I do wish they had a way to keep the allen wrench in there, not that I've had to use it but you know, keeping options and capabilities open.
The neutral, you can see the end cap/tool when the bolt is all the way forward, if that matters to anyone.
Overall, a great little part without needing to take out a loan. Is it necessary? Not really, but it makes it much more of a pleasure to cycle. And with a bolt action, that's about ¾ of the sex appeal. -
Ruger precision rifle shroud
Much better than the stick shroud although it is still a little loose. Highly recommended company.