The Ruger American Predator Gen II in .22 ARC is a bolt-action rifle built around a 22-inch cold hammer-forged threaded barrel with a factory-installed radial port muzzle brake. The green splatter stock and burnt bronze Cerakote receiver give it the same two-tone look as other Gen II configurations in this combination. At 6.7 lbs with a 10-round AR-style magazine, it's a capable varmint and small game rifle. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: American Predator Rifle Gen II 
• Type: Bolt Action Rifle 
• Caliber: .22 ARC 
• Barrel Length: 22 inches 
• Capacity: 10 rounds (AR-style magazine) 
• Weight: 6.7 lbs 
• Finish: Green Splatter stock with Burnt Bronze Cerakote receiver 
   

Detailed Features 

The cold hammer-forged 22-inch barrel is threaded and ships with a radial port muzzle brake. The barrel has medium contour with deep spiral fluting, a combination that keeps weight down while maintaining stiffness and barrel life. 
 
The Ruger Marksman Adjustable trigger adjusts from 3 to 5 lbs of pull. The Power Bedding system keeps the receiver properly seated while the barrel free-floats, which helps maintain consistent groups across conditions. The three-position tang safety locks the bolt or allows bolt cycling with the safety engaged. 
 
Length of pull is adjustable from 12 to 13.75 inches via a removable spacer. The low comb is removable for shooter preference. A Picatinny scope base is pre-installed. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Varmint hunting where .22 ARC's reach and terminal performance at distance outperform .223 Rem for the intended application. 
• Precision target work at the bench where the adjustable trigger, free-floated barrel, and 10-round capacity support extended practice. 
• Longer-range shooting where .22 ARC's retained velocity gives it an edge over similar rimfire alternatives.

The Ruger Predator Gen II in .22 ARC with the burnt bronze/green splatter configuration draws positive response, with the most consistent praise going to accuracy and the build's finish quality. Most owners report good groups with quality ammunition, and the free-floated barrel with the Power Bedding system earns specific credit for keeping point of impact consistent.

The burnt bronze and green combination is a deliberate aesthetic choice. Buyers who chose it tend to like it, while others are indifferent to the look but chose the configuration for pricing or availability. The Cerakote finish itself holds up well according to owners who've used it in varied weather.

The adjustable trigger and 10-round AR-style magazine capacity are both well-received. The 10+1 capacity is practical for extended range sessions compared to lower-capacity bolt guns.

The recurring concern is .22 ARC ammunition availability. It's not as widely stocked as common varmint calibers, and per-round costs run higher than .223 Rem. Buyers who shoot frequently need to plan for this or stock up when the ammunition is available. For dedicated .22 ARC users, the platform consistently earns positive marks.