An excellent start! The review has a solid base point and I am anxious for your continuation. I think this gun could be a very valuable asset to Ruger and everything, so far, indicates that it and the new Remington are going to be giving Springfield a run for its money. Since the gun was bought new, perhaps you might give us an idea of your "street cost" or a price range based on your local area and the various online auctions and classifieds? Also, include an evaluation of magazine performance for us and stick to the same ammo... for your testing. Once you've satisfied yourself with the Win White, then start again with whatever you think is best in defensive stuff (two entirely different performance levels).
Been doing reviews for various magazine authors for years. If you are not doing so, give it a shot. They put their name on the material, with a bit (sometimes) of re-writing... but the pay is pretty nice. Do up a nice piece, such as this, and submit it directly to them, noting that it is research and that use of your name is not important. In fact, confidentiality will be absolutely required and loose lips will get you "fired." Once you develop a rep, you would be surprised to find that guns are often presented to you for evaluation. That's the fun! Free use of new hardware. The satisfaction is in knowing you influence a lot of people.
Just food for thought on a great presentation.
Been doing reviews for various magazine authors for years. If you are not doing so, give it a shot. They put their name on the material, with a bit (sometimes) of re-writing... but the pay is pretty nice. Do up a nice piece, such as this, and submit it directly to them, noting that it is research and that use of your name is not important. In fact, confidentiality will be absolutely required and loose lips will get you "fired." Once you develop a rep, you would be surprised to find that guns are often presented to you for evaluation. That's the fun! Free use of new hardware. The satisfaction is in knowing you influence a lot of people.
Just food for thought on a great presentation.
