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The SIG Sauer P210 was the pistol that started it all. Released in 1948, it was the first major success for SIG Sauer. The P210 is a single action only hammer fired pistol with a single stack magazine that holds 8 rounds of 9mm Luger. The P210 was adopted by numerous European police and military […] More

The Ruger Vaquero is Ruger’s take on the Colt Peacemaker. It’s notable for having a more beefy frame in order to take more abuse (as with the Redhawk and GP100). The cylinder is also freed just by opening up the cylinder release, whereas the Colt Peacemaker required you to bring the hammer back to half […] More

The Ruger American rifle is Ruger’s budget hunting rifle lineup, commonly sold in combination with a scope at a budget price of around $500 or less. The American differs from the M77 in that it has a push feed action rather than a controlled feed, and for having a tang mounted safety behind the receiver […] More

The Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle, or GSR for short, is a Model 77 rifle that has been reconfigured into the Scout rifle concept as envisioned by Colonel Jeff Cooper. The Scout rifle concept is simple: a .308 bolt action rifle with a short barrel, a detachable box magazine, open sights, and a tactical rail mounted […] More

The Ruger M77 Hawkeye is Ruger’s prime hunting rifle. The M77 utilizes a controlled feed action that is based very heavily off of the Mauser action to the point that it is nearly identical. The claw extractor ensures proper loading and extraction of cartridges from the internal box magazine into the chamber. The Hawkeye is […] More

When it was originally released in 2008, the Ruger LCP was a major hit. It has since become one of the most popular concealed carry pistols in the United States today, due to its extremely compact size that makes it small enough to fit inside of a pocket. The LCP is chambered for the .380 […] More

The Ruger Redhawk is to .44 Magnum revolvers as the GP100 is to .357 Magnums. This revolver is built specifically by Ruger to handle extra stress, and has a longer cylinder than most other .44 Magnums on the market so it can be hand loaded to specific cartridges as the user so desires. In addition […] More

The Ruger 10/22 in .22 LR is perhaps Ruger’s most famous firearm. Introduced in the 1960s, the 10/22 was originally designed to be an ‘adult’s .22’ with the same level of quality as people were expecting from their more expensive centerfire hunting rifles. The 10/22 is today one of the most customizable firearms on the […] More

The 22/45 is a version of the Ruger Mark pistol with a grip that is designed to mimic a 1911. That means that if you own a 1911 pistol, the Mark 22/45 pistol will feel extremely similar and be a great training or plinking companion. The 22/45 also has a polymer frame and is therefore […] More

The Ruger Mark IV .22 LR represents the current generation of Ruger’s .22 pistols, which are designed to closely resemble the Luger or Nambu pistols from WW2. Available in a 4 inch or 6 inch barrel length and in many different variations, the Mark IV is different from past versions of the Ruger Mark series […] More

The Ruger GP100 in .357 Magnum is a tank of a revolver. This was built in the late 1980s as a successor to the Security Six, which was also a great revolver. The GP100 is incredibly beefy, having more metal built into the frame and the cylinder. Ruger states that the GP100 is capable of […] More

The Semper Fi Fund has a stated mission of ‘serving those who preserve our freedom’ It was founded by a group of military spouses in 2003 at Camp Pendleton, and is designed to provide direct financial support to those who were injured or wounded in the line of combat as well as to their families […] More