Figure 1: The P85 Ruger’s early entry into the 9mm semi-auto market. The lanyard loop at the base of the grip shows its heritage of being entered in the US army’s 1984 competition to replace the venerable .45 Colt 1911. The other day, a customer brought in a problem that except for a bit of

Last year, I wrote an article for this blog that covered the Top Five Indoor Ranges in the Southeast United States, and now it’s time to do it all over again, except this time I’m heading to the Northeast. I wanted to keep the same parameters I had used to rate and compare the ranges

You’ve done the hard work to diagnose and repair the firearm in your care and now its time to head to the range to test fire and see how it performs.  It is good practice to always be prepared with a fully loaded range bag with specific and general tools that can assist in case

Since its introduction in 1964, Ruger has sold millions and millions of its model 10/22, which was named after its iconic 10-round rotary magazine plus the fact that it is chambered in .22 caliber. In addition to inexpensive and readily available ammunition and low recoil, the original Ruger 10/22 bore a striking resemblance to the

For most people, range time is squeezed in somewhere between work and family commitments. But there are a few, us lucky few, where being on the range is a beautiful combination of work, fun, and family time. As you know, a range does not necessarily have to mean an indoor facility equipped with automated targets;