Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc.
A maker of pistols, rifles, revolvers and shotguns sold around the world under the Ruger name, Sturm, Ruger & Company also produces classic Marlin lever-action rifles. It was founded in 1949 when engineer William Ruger and artist Alexander Sturm teamed up in a Connecticut machine shop nicknamed the Red Barn, starting with a .22 pistol based on a Japanese pistol design Ruger had acquired. The company's eagle logo originally appeared in red, but after Sturm died it was switched to black as a mark of respect.
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