Trigger job on a Ruger P95

Bastage · September 23, 1999, 02:52 PM

I just purchased a Ruger P95 and after taking it out to the range, I have decided that the trigger needs worked on a bit. I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with this pistol and how much of a job is working on the trigger. Also, what might one expect to pay for a good trigger job?

Thanks,

bastage

Walt Sherrill · September 23, 1999, 09:19 PM

I had a P-95 and had a trigger job done on it.

According to the smith (a friend) who did it, its a standard P-series pistol underneath that fancy polymer exterior. Find someone who works on the other P pistols, and he or she should have no problems working on yours.

My friend sneered about it -- he's a big 1911 fan and doesn't like those trashy Rugers -- but did improve the pull.

George Stringer · September 23, 1999, 10:25 PM

Bastage, I have pretty good luck with the Ruger triggers. As with all DA autos there is a little more work involved than on the 1911 but just about any competent smith should be able to give you a nice trigger. In my shop I charge $65 plus any parts for DA autos. Some smiths will charge less; some more. George

September 23, 1999, 02:52 PM	#1
Bastage Member Join Date: August 24, 1999 Posts: 15	I just purchased a Ruger P95 and after taking it out to the range, I have decided that the trigger needs worked on a bit. I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with this pistol and how much of a job is working on the trigger. Also, what might one expect to pay for a good trigger job? Thanks, bastage

September 23, 1999, 09:19 PM	#2
Walt Sherrill Senior Member Join Date: February 15, 1999 Location: Winston-Salem, NC USA Posts: 6,348	I had a P-95 and had a trigger job done on it. According to the smith (a friend) who did it, its a standard P-series pistol underneath that fancy polymer exterior. Find someone who works on the other P pistols, and he or she should have no problems working on yours. My friend sneered about it -- he's a big 1911 fan and doesn't like those trashy Rugers -- but did improve the pull.

September 23, 1999, 10:25 PM	#3
George Stringer Staff Alumnus Join Date: October 12, 1998 Location: Earlington KY Posts: 2,299	Bastage, I have pretty good luck with the Ruger triggers. As with all DA autos there is a little more work involved than on the 1911 but just about any competent smith should be able to give you a nice trigger. In my shop I charge $65 plus any parts for DA autos. Some smiths will charge less; some more. George