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xnavy · May 30, 2005, 07:32 PM

Rugers are very reliable and like the other posters have said you can get a new for the price of the used ones. You can get great deals at a gun show. I just purchased my Baby Eagle .45 for 399. I also looked at a Ruger P345 for 349. Ruger 9mm should be in the 250 range I think. I went with the .45 only because I already have a 9mm. My ruger P89 9mm has yet to jam and I have fed it just about everything, no extraction problems either. It is a very accurate gun and one I would recommend without hesitation. I have also owned a Taurus 9mm which could get tempermental depending on ammo. With the ruger I have fired just about everything including the aluminun cased CCI cartridges with absoutely no problems. Ruger has made me a customer for life and I am hoping that the Baby Eagle is just as good as my Ruger.

May 30, 2005, 07:32 PM	#4
xnavy Senior Member Join Date: May 29, 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 393	Rugers are very reliable and like the other posters have said you can get a new for the price of the used ones. You can get great deals at a gun show. I just purchased my Baby Eagle .45 for 399. I also looked at a Ruger P345 for 349. Ruger 9mm should be in the 250 range I think. I went with the .45 only because I already have a 9mm. My ruger P89 9mm has yet to jam and I have fed it just about everything, no extraction problems either. It is a very accurate gun and one I would recommend without hesitation. I have also owned a Taurus 9mm which could get tempermental depending on ammo. With the ruger I have fired just about everything including the aluminun cased CCI cartridges with absoutely no problems. Ruger has made me a customer for life and I am hoping that the Baby Eagle is just as good as my Ruger.