The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - please help. Ruger had several failure to fires

bslo · August 5, 2012, 01:53 PM

I had the same issue with my LC9. Erik at Galloway Precision helped me with the fix. The early model LC9s had a firing pin spring that was too long. Ruger sent me a new spring. The firing pin spring Ruger sent was indeed significantly shorter than the original. I installed it with help from the Galloway precision video, took about 8 minutes. No more misfires. If you are not comfortable taking the slide apart, call Ruger. They will take care of you!!! Also thanks Galloway Precision, love your products and service! Don't get frustrated, just get it fixed, no problem!

August 5, 2012, 01:53 PM	#22
bslo Junior Member Join Date: December 30, 2011 Posts: 2	LC9 fix I had the same issue with my LC9. Erik at Galloway Precision helped me with the fix. The early model LC9s had a firing pin spring that was too long. Ruger sent me a new spring. The firing pin spring Ruger sent was indeed significantly shorter than the original. I installed it with help from the Galloway precision video, took about 8 minutes. No more misfires. If you are not comfortable taking the slide apart, call Ruger. They will take care of you!!! Also thanks Galloway Precision, love your products and service! Don't get frustrated, just get it fixed, no problem!