Those were the reasons I started shooting the 204 Ruger shortly after it appeared. The 204 Ruger stands tall beside the 22-250 Remington, the classic varmint cartridge with similar trajectory but significantly more horse power. Why? Probably for novelty, but more likely for efficiency, cost savings, less recoil, and less pelt damage. 22-250 is going extinct or anything, but varmint shooters and coyote pelt hunters by the droves have added the 204 Ruger to their batteries. It shoots similarly flat with less noise, less recoil, and less pelt damage than its. The trajectory of this 204 Ruger is often compared to that of the 22-250 Remington. While the fires of enthusiasm have settle to a steady glow of coals, the 204 Ruger remains a standard in our arsenal of varmint cartridges, so let’s check it out. The 204 Ruger, the world’s first commercial 20-caliber cartridge, fired up the base and started selling guns and ammo quickly. I don’t know how many shooters had been clamoring for a 20-caliber, but Ruger and co-developer Hornady called this one right. This slim little cartridge is an efficient, fast, light recoiling round that's a real treat to shoot. 20-caliber commercial cartridge in 2004, the 204 Ruger caught most hunters by surprise. In case you’ve forgotten, this modification of the 222 Remington Magnum case was presented to an adoring (some would say bored, some would say surprised) American shooting fraternity way back in 2004, an eponymous coincidence of numbers. It being spring and “rodent control season” on farms across the land, this seems an appropriate time to investigate the hot little pipsqueak 204 Ruger.
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