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Article Date: November 2025
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Sturm, Ruger’s Tax Benefit Offsets Acquisition Costs


The bottom line fell by two-thirds in the third quarter to $1,582,000 from $4,738,000 and would have tallied a loss except for a tax adjustment, as revenues grew 4% to $126,766,000 from $122,287,000. RGR revised its estimated annual effective income tax rate for the year, which resulted in a $3.0 million windfall in Q3. Estimated units sold from distributors to retailers increased 10% to 370,600 in the quarter, handily outstripping a 4.3% decline in NSSF-adjusted NICS checks. New products, including the RXM ... Log in to view full article.

 


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