Ed Head
Review: Ruger Ranch Rifle .223
The lightweight Ruger Ranch Rifle is accurate, inexpensive and versatile. This new rifle is an extension of an already very full lineup in the American Rifle series.
Ruger 6.5 Creedmoor Scout and Leupold Optics
Ed spends some time at Gunsite's York Range to try out the Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle (GSR) in 6.5, and the Leupold GR 12-40X60 HD.
Review: Ruger SR1911 Lightweight Officer-Style Model
Ed Head has tested Ruger's newest addition to their SR1911 line of models. This soft shooting "baby 1911" is great for new shooters, ladies and even manly men.
Review: Lipsey’s Ruger GP100 .44 Special
Lipsey’s and Ruger have done a fine job producing a revolver Skeeter wanted and .44 Special fans have been hoping for.
Review: Ruger GP100 Seven Shot
If you would like to have a high quality .357 Magnum revolver that will last for generations you should consider the Ruger GP100.
Review: The Sig P238
Sig Sauer’s P238 is an excellent example of the kind of pistol concealed carriers, and especially women, are looking for.
A Blast From The Past: Ruger .44 Carbine
This carbine was designed as a close range carbine for deer hunting in dense woods and was released in 1961 and manufactured until 1985.
Review: Ruger 7.62X39 American Ranch Rifle
This compact bolt-action rifle can now be combined with the power and availability of a popular AK cartridge.
Review: Colt Competition Pistol 9mm
Colt and their 9mm Competition Pistol is one example of the guns they’ve made in both calibers. Across the board, Colt 1911s in 9mm outsell those in .45ACP by a substantial margin.
Review: Ruger AR 556 MPR
This Multi-Purpose Rifle is designed to fill a number of needs from recreational and defensive shooting to competitive and hunting needs.