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2rugers · June 10, 2009, 04:00 PM

Own two 94's, a 4" blued and a 2" stainless.
The blued gun digested 25,000 rds of wal- mart bulk pack before the transfer bar broke.
Since it's return I have at least another 10,000 rds. or so thru it.

About a two week turnaround from Taurus and it was good as new.
They did replace my Wolff spring kit though.

The stainless is still going strong after somewhere around 15,00 rds or so. Can't be positive as it is the wifes gun.

They are lighter than the .22 sp-101's of the same barrel length and just always seem to be the gun carried around here on the farm.

They are durable, reliable, and more than well worth the money spent.
And remember, I am a die-hard Ruger man thru n thru.

June 10, 2009, 04:00 PM	#26
2rugers Senior Member Join Date: August 21, 2005 Location: texas Posts: 762	Own two 94's, a 4" blued and a 2" stainless. The blued gun digested 25,000 rds of wal- mart bulk pack before the transfer bar broke. Since it's return I have at least another 10,000 rds. or so thru it. About a two week turnaround from Taurus and it was good as new. They did replace my Wolff spring kit though. The stainless is still going strong after somewhere around 15,00 rds or so. Can't be positive as it is the wifes gun. They are lighter than the .22 sp-101's of the same barrel length and just always seem to be the gun carried around here on the farm. They are durable, reliable, and more than well worth the money spent. And remember, I am a die-hard Ruger man thru n thru. __________________ Pain Is The Quickest Teacher 2RUGERS AKA "HALFCOCKED"