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Subscribing, because:
a) I know someone who carries an LC9 every day, and;
b) I know someone who (several years ago) had his S&W j-frame revolver lock itself while dry firing.
Two entirely different handgun designs, and I know nothing of how the Ruger's lock is designed, situated or operated. But, if this happens a few more times it (for me) calls into question the entire concept of a built-in lock.
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