With the Security-9, you don’t have to pull the trigger to separate the slide from the frame. The take-down process is not hard — I just wish you didn’t have to pull a pin totally out of the gun in order to take it apart. It’s not a deal-breaker. So, just watch what y...
Ruger’s Security-9 pistol utilizes the exact same dependable “Secure Action” system as used on Ruger’s highly successful LCP II and has a short, crisp, and soft trigger. It has an internal, shrouded hammer, as opposed to a striker-fired bar. This is useful to make slide racking easi...
Ruger Security-9 Review: Great Value 9mm Pistol With its compact size and high capacity, the Ruger Security-9 is an excellent choice for everyday concealed carry. Its hammer-fired mechanism makes its slide more manageable when racking than that of a striker-fired pistol. And there is more. ...
Also see: Ruger Security-9 Review The Ruger LC9S Review Conclusion We believe there are better carry pistols on the market, but they tend to cost quite a bit more than the LC9S. This makes us conclude that considering the quality in relation to the price, the Ruger LC9s is actually one...
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Utilizes Ruger’s safe, reliable and proven Secure Action™ fire-control system that combines a protected internal hammer with a bladed-safety trigger. The trigger has a short, smooth pull, clean break and positive reset. Safety features include integrated trigger safety; external manual safety; ...
Width: .9” Barrel: 3.12” – 1:10 RH twist – Blued Trigger: 5.2 pounds Sights: Drift-adjustable 3-dot Safety: Manual thumb safety Weight: 17.2oz. w/empty magazine Slide Finish: Blued Capacity: 7+1 MSRP: $479 (often found for less) ...
The more I shoot the gun, the better I get at adjusting for the small sights and grip. The smooth trigger pull makes it easy to keep sights on target through the break. The ammo is inexpensive, and Ruger says it’s okay to dry-fire this gun, so practice, practice, practice. The si...
September 14, 2020 at 9:39 pm My original 1980’s gun was a VP-70Z, it was big but light. I could reach the horrible trigger on it. I was enamored of Ruger and tried the P-85, etc. They were way to fat and way to far of a reach to the trigger and much heavier than my ...
The Ruger SP101 made its debut in 1988. It was a small-frame revolver intended to be the stablemate for the GP100 that had supplanted the firm's small Security-Six wheelgun. The SP101 was originally designed as a .38 Special, but according to the bookRuger & His Guns, defense expert...