Ruger gets into the NFA game with the Silent-SR suppressor
Poke around Ruger’s new website for a bit, and you’ll find the product page for Ruger’s first homegrown suppressor, a .22 LR can that fits per...
Category: Ruger
The Ruger American Pistol
By now everyone has heard of the newest polymer framed striker fired pistol, launched this week by Ruger. The Ruger American pistol is available in 9mm and .45 ...
Ruger Introduces the GP100 in .22 LR
Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc. (NYSE: RGR) is proud to introduce the new Ruger® GP100® chambered in .22 LR. This ten-round revolver offers an array of features d...
Ruger Introduces SP101 in .327 Federal Magnum
(editor’s note: I swear, someone at Ruger must be reading the blog. Just a month and a half ago I wrote a post bemoaning the lack of good .327 Federal rev...
Revolver Tour #16: Ruger Blackhawk .45 Colt
The phrase “handle with kid gloves” comes from the type of leather used, traditionally goatskin, specifically from a young goat or “kid.”...
.327 Federal: the little cartridge that should have made it
Very briefly in yesterday’s post on the Ruger SP101, I mentioned the .327 Federal, what is now a boutique revolver cartridge. I loved the idea of the .327...
Revolver Tour #15: Ruger SP101 Wiley Clapp
True statement: the Ruger SP101 is the only small frame revolver that I’ll voluntarily shoot any volume of heavy magnum ammo out of. Like all Ruger revolv...
Revolver Tour #12: Ruger Security Six Humpback
If I had any kind of timing, I’d have saved the post for the Ruger Security Six “Humpback” for hump-day, but I refuse to kowtow to popular int...
Revolver Tour #9: Ruger Match Champion
You knew this one was coming. The Ruger GP100 Match Champion – the gun I’ve dedicated more pixels to writing about, and trigger time behind on this ...
Even good manufacturers let a bad one through
I talk a lot about why we buy guns from reputable manufacturers a lot. The primary reason is to lower the end user’s risk of getting a poor quality gun. T...