When Ruger introduced the SR-556, it was a pretty big change in direction for the company. Building on that success, Ruger decided to add even more utility to the SR-556 line. With the takedown utility, the rifle breaks down into three components that fit in a small bag - and it allows for rapid caliber changes as well.
Ruger SR-556 Takedown Rifle
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