Recreational shooting and other stuff
Fans of Ruger’s iconic 10/22 rifle enjoy October 22nd as a holiday to celebrate their rifles. Really though, the whole month is something of a build-up for devotees. On some of the enthusiast sites I visit, this month has already seen more activity related to the Ruger 10/22. So I felt it appropriate to dig … Read more
Recently, I finished some Ruger SR22 upgrades. If you haven’t shot the Ruger SR22, I suggest you seek out an opportunity to try one. They’re compact .22 pistols with some quirks, but fun little guns to shoot. While the one I have desperately needs a threaded barrel for a suppressor, it’s getting a few TandemKross … Read more
The Ruger American 17 HMR (Officially the Ruger American Rimfire .17 HMR) is a flat-shooting rimfire. And this article is an installment of my efforts to review each caliber option of the Ruger American Rimfire. This one happens to be chambered in .17 HMR. I decided to try this zippy little caliber after finding a … Read more
If you’re looking for a holster for Ruger’s MAX-9 with an optic, CYA Supply Co. has you covered. While browsing posts on an enthusiast site, someone asked about a holster for this specific setup. At the time, I was surprised that not many existed. Which is unfortunate, as I had both a MAX-9 and an … Read more
TandemKross offers some great Ruger Mark IV magazine upgrades. They’ve got their Maximus Plus1 followers, Green Springs, and either MarkPRO extended bumpers, or Tomahawk hooked bumpers. Each of these is affordable, easy to install, and offers benefits for the recreational or competitive shooter. I had them send me a bunch of each so that I … Read more
While I’m at least familiar with nearly every 10/22 chassis currently available, I was pleasantly surprised by the Luth MCA-22. Most of the chassis designs I have tried are aluminum, and modular, allowing for different grips and either stocks or braces. The MCA-22 is a one piece, all-inclusive chassis. People know Luth for their highly … Read more