Recreational shooting and other stuff
When I first saw the SB22 Fixed Kit from SB Tactical, there was no question that I’d need to get one. I’ve had a completely stock 22 Charger since last October. It’s the perfect “drop-in” barreled action for this lightweight polymer chassis. Although the SB22 Fixed Kit chassis can be used on either a pistol … Read more
Ruger’s LCP MAX continues the trend of small pistols with large capacities. Except this one is even smaller, yet still packs 10+1 or 12+1 rounds of .380 into its tiny form factor. It that sounds familiar, it’s because that’s the current approach (which I happen to like) for carry pistols. If it looks familiar, that’s … Read more
With the release of their “Thunder” Hammer and “Lightning” Sear, TandemKross has upped their trigger game. This matched hammer and sear is available for the Ruger Mark IV and 22/45 pistols. If you’re looking to improve the performance of your factory trigger without gunsmithing, it’s the way to go. Drops right in with no fuss, … Read more
When I saw that Volquartsen offered a target hammer for the Ruger PC Carbine and PC Charger, I had a decision to make. Which version of mine to put it in? I’ve got a pair of PC Carbines, and a PC Charger. In the end, my PC Charger won. It’s the one I shoot the … Read more
Last month, I shared a review of the Crazy Ivan Chassis for the Ruger 10/22 Takedown. At the time, I had tried it with both of my takedowns. One used the Tactical Solutions SB-X barrel and a compact scope. The other has an Adaptive Tactical Tac-Hammer barrel, with a Vortex red dot optic. Neither was ideal, … Read more
With the introduction of their PC Carbine (Pistol Caliber Carbine), Ruger created a bit of confusion. Well, maybe not Ruger. More like various media outlets and firearms enthusiasts. To be fair, it’s chambered in a pistol caliber – 9mm to be exact. And it’s related to the original Ruger Police Carbine 9mm, known as the … Read more