Over the past year or so my revolver tally has been growing. Some are Smiths, one is a Colt, but about half are Rugers- both single action and double action.
After shooting a lot of revolvers, not only mine, but also guns others bring to the range, I've begun to conclude that revolvers are the place where Ruger truly shines. Ruger makes a lot of really good guns. Sells a boat load of guns each year, too. So it's saying a lot to claim that revolvers are where they are best. But I think it's true.
Now, before anyone gets their knickers all in a bundle, I'm not even saying Ruger revolvers are the BEST revolvers. There are a whole lotta Smith fans out there. Colt, too. And if you say Smith & Wessons or Colts are better, you may very well be right.
But that doesn't mean Ruger revolvers aren't really, really good. They ARE good.
After shooting a lot of revolvers, not only mine, but also guns others bring to the range, I've begun to conclude that revolvers are the place where Ruger truly shines. Ruger makes a lot of really good guns. Sells a boat load of guns each year, too. So it's saying a lot to claim that revolvers are where they are best. But I think it's true.
Now, before anyone gets their knickers all in a bundle, I'm not even saying Ruger revolvers are the BEST revolvers. There are a whole lotta Smith fans out there. Colt, too. And if you say Smith & Wessons or Colts are better, you may very well be right.
But that doesn't mean Ruger revolvers aren't really, really good. They ARE good.