Ruger Hawkeye 250th Anniversary – .308 Win, 20" Satin Stainless, American Walnut (67113)

The Hawkeye is the rifle Ruger builds when nobody is asking them to cut costs. Mauser-type controlled round feed with a non-rotating extractor and a fixed blade ejector. A three-position safety. Integral scope mounts machined directly into the solid steel receiver. A hinged solid-steel floorplate. And for America's 250th, that floorplate is engraved "Made in the 250th Year of American Liberty." Chambered in .308 Win with a 20" threaded satin stainless barrel in American black walnut. Ruger model 67113, UPC 736676671137.

Controlled Round Feed Still Matters

The non-rotating Mauser-type extractor grabs the cartridge rim as it leaves the magazine and holds it all the way into the chamber — and all the way back out. You can short-stroke the bolt, work the action upside down, or run it hard under pressure, and the round goes where it's supposed to. The fixed blade-type ejector throws the empty clear with authority rather than relying on a spring-loaded plunger. This is the action design that dangerous-game hunters have insisted on for a century, and Ruger is one of very few makers still building it at a sane price.

Integral Scope Mounts

Ruger machines the scope mounts directly into the receiver — there are no bases to come loose, no screws to shear, and no stack-up of parts between your scope and the rifle. Scope rings are included. It is a genuinely better system than drilled-and-tapped bases, and it has been a Ruger signature since the M77.

Marked for the Year

The hinged solid-steel floorplate carries the Ruger logo and, on this limited edition, the "Made in the 250th Year of American Liberty" engraving. It's the detail you see every time you unload the rifle.

Built to Hunt

• 20" free-floated cold hammer-forged barrel, threaded 5/8"-24 with a factory thread protector installed — suppressor or brake ready.
• Satin stainless finish for weather resistance in country where it rains.
• American black walnut stock with rounded contours and wrap-around checkering on the grip and forend.
• Three-position safety — locks the bolt, and lets you load and unload with the safety engaged.
• LC6 trigger.
• 7 pounds and 40 inches — a carryable rifle, not a bench gun.

Ruger Hawkeye 250th Anniversary Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the 250th Anniversary marking?
On the hinged steel floorplate — engraved "Made in the 250th Year of American Liberty."

Do I need to buy scope bases?
No. The scope mounts are machined integrally into the receiver, and rings are included.

Is the barrel threaded?
Yes — 5/8"-24 with a thread protector installed.

What is controlled round feed?
The extractor grips the cartridge rim as the round leaves the magazine and holds it through the entire cycle. It's the most positive feeding and extraction system in a bolt action, and it's why serious hunters ask for it by name.

Is there another caliber in this series?
Yes — a .30-06 Springfield version with a 22" high-polished blued barrel, model 67114.

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