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Why customers choose this item
✓Single shot sled magazine
✓1 round capacity
✓Fits Ruger American short action
✓Direct magazine replacement
✓Black finish
✓Includes adapter magwell
Product highlights
Ruger One Shot Sled magazine replacement for Ruger American short action rifles.
One-shot sled allows quick and easy loading of a single cartridge for feeding.
Fits flush with stock and does not interfere when carrying or shooting supported.
Includes magazine well to adapt AR, AI, or Mini Thirty pattern magazine setups.
1-round capacity sled designed for Ruger American short action calibers.
UPC 736676909872 magazine, manufacturer part number 90987.
Product description
The Ruger Magazine One Shot Sled Fits Short Action Ruger American 1 Round Black is a rifle magazine accessory designed for single-round loading in Ruger American short action rifles.
This Ruger rifle magazine accessory functions as a one-round sled with a 1-round capacity and replaces the standard detachable magazine. It is compatible with Ruger American short action calibers including .308 Winchester and 6.5 Creedmoor. This product is used for controlled single-cartridge feeding during range use or regulated hunting scenarios. In practical use, the Ruger Magazine One Shot Sled Fits Short Action Ruger American 1 Round Black fits flush with the stock and includes an adapter for rifles configured for AR, AI, or Mini Thirty pattern magazines. The unit is black, supports one round, and is built for Ruger American platforms.
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