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After my in-depth interview with Ruger’s Marlin Product Manager, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the reintroduced Ruger Marlin 336 Classic.  As a former Marketing Director for Marlin, I am curious about Ruger’s take on this iconic rifle. I was not alone. After all, the Ruger Marlin 336 Classic is one of the...

As a former Director of Marketing for Marlin, I was curious about Ruger’s take on the reintroduced Marlin 336 Classic. So, I sat down with Eric Lundgren, Marlin Product Manager at the 2023 NRA Annual Meetings for a closer look. Watch the video above for a deep dive into one of the most eagerly anticipated...

The Ruger Blackhawk was introduced in 1955 and since then, over 2 million of these iconic revolvers have been produced! The Blackhawk Convertible models have two cylinders, allowing them to accommodate two calibers. This one is 45 Colt and 45 ACP, but other calibers, barrel lengths, and stainless models also are available. RUGER BLACKHAWK CONVERTIBLE...

Chambered in .380 Auto, the Ruger Security-380 Compact pistol is full-featured, ideally sized, and modestly priced. It’s good to see more handgun options in 380 ACP for new shooters, those with weaker hands strength or recoil sensitivity, that aren’t pocket pistols. The Ruger Security-380 has a 10/15 +1 magazine capacity, Lite Rack Slide, and low...

Ruger’s SFAR Autoloading Rifles are bigger and stronger where they need to be and smaller and lighter than comparable .308-sized rifles. The Ruger® SFAR Semi-Auto Rifle is a streamlined, slimmed-down version of an AR-10. With the size reductions, Ruger brings this large-caliber autoloader close to an AR-15 in size. The 15″ handguard is a Lite-Free-Float...

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The Ruger Single Six was introduced in 1953, and is still currently being made. These were originally chambered in 22 Long Rifle, but they also are chambered in 22 Magnum and 17 HMR. There have been a number of differences over the years. In fact, this is the old model. It is the original, and...

[Watch Video] Sootch00 puts the Ruger LCR 9mm Revolver to the test. He also talks about the problems of using 9mm ammo in a revolver. This...

The Ruger GP100 Double-Action Revolver is among the most comfortable and robust shooting revolvers on the market. Ruger wanted something that would withstand high-pressure rounds, so they built this firearm like a tank. You can shoot any .357 magnum in this handgun. Related Video: Ruger Single Six Revolver – Sootch00 Review The Ruger GP100 got...

The Ruger Single Six was introduced in 1953 and is still a popular single action revolver. A lot of options with barrel length, caliber and 22/22 Mag Convertible models. This gun just takes you back to the old west.  Related Video: Ruger LCP Max 10/12 .380 ACP – Sootch00 Review The Ruger Single Six was...

The Ruger LCP Max takes the LCP line to another level. This pistol has a 10 to 12 round capacity and yet only slightly larger. There are a lot of design improvements to this pistol as well. Related Video: Ruger Tech Tip: Ruger-57™ Secure Action™ Fire-Control System One of the most significant advantages of the...

Watch all of Maggie’s Minutes straight through! Professional Shooter and Ruger Brand Ambassador Maggie Reese Voigt shares her favorite, quick range tips and drills for new and experienced shooters alike! Maggie Reese Voigt is a professional shooter and brand ambassador for. She has been a competitive shooter for over ten years, traveling all over the...

Watch all 7 episodes straight through! The third installment of Ruger American New Shooter Academy is hosted by professional shooter and Ruger brand ambassador, Maggie Reese Voigt. As a competitive shooter for over 10 years, Maggie is dedicated to welcoming new shooters into the firearms community. In this series, Maggie works with four very inexperienced new shooters...

A lot of people ask me what to practice in dry fire. Well, the truth is, you can practice almost anything in dry fire: grip, stance, sight picture, trigger pull – the works! Everything you would want to do at the range, just without live fire. Make sure you have an unloaded firearm and an...

Whenever I set my firearm down on the table, whether it’s for the start of a competition or because I’ve unloaded it for safety reasons, I want to set the firearm down in such a way that I can easily reacquire my grip when I pick it back up. So for me, as a right-handed...