Glenfield™ rifles are American-made and built with simplicity in mind - no frills, just the essentials. Whether it's your first season or your fiftieth, Glenfield rifles are straightforward tools you can trust - affordable, reliable and ready for the field.
"We’re excited to bring back the iconic Glenfield Firearms brand with a new product that reflects Ruger’s dedication to manufacturing affordable, American-made firearms for any and every hunter,"...
For decades, Marlin used the “Glenfield” name to market no-frills versions of its iconic firearms, from the Model 60 to the 336, for sale at chain retailers.
Now, Ruger has relaunched that brand and introduced its first rifle. In the Glenfield tradition, it is a very affordable centerfire rifle, called the Glenfield Model A.
Basically, Ruger has introduced a less expensive version of its American rifle line and branded it Glenfield. The new rifle is available in 243 Win, .270 Win, 6.5 Creedmoor, .308 Win, .30-06 Springfield, .350 Legend, and .450 Bushmaster calibers.
The Glenfield™ Model A Bolt-Action Rifle combines an adjustable trigger, free-floated barrel, and threaded muzzle in a highly accurate hunting rifle that's surprisingly affordable.
Ruger is proud to reintroduce the Glenfield Firearms brand with the launch of the all-new Glenfield Model A bolt-action rifle. Glenfield returns with a mission to make hunting accessible to every shooter by offering value-driven products, made by Ruger with the same Ruger quality.
Glenfield rifles are engineered for real-world reliability, featuring smooth bolt operation, crisp triggers, and durable steel barrels designed for lasting accuracy in the field.
People at Ruger call it the Glenfield Model A, but I call it one of the more compelling bargains of 2025. Here’s what you need to know about the brand, the rifle, and what might be on the horizon for potential customers like us.
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