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mes228 · June 29, 2012, 04:46 PM

Not bashing Ruger as I really like their products. However, Before buying a SR series Ruger I suggest you check the trigger for trigger pull and trigger reset(the SR9 had the worst trigger I've pulled). I did not even fire the SR9 (just dry fire with mag in) and found it totally unacceptable. Then I traded it for the SR9c. The SR9c had a better trigger but the trigger would not reset after firing reliably. I liked the pistol and found the SR9c accurate. People seem to like them and I usually like Ruger products a lot. I guess I was just very un lucky with the two I owned. I'm sure yours will work well, just check before buying.

June 29, 2012, 04:46 PM	#7
mes228 Senior Member Join Date: July 19, 2005 Posts: 628	SR Ruger Not bashing Ruger as I really like their products. However, Before buying a SR series Ruger I suggest you check the trigger for trigger pull and trigger reset(the SR9 had the worst trigger I've pulled). I did not even fire the SR9 (just dry fire with mag in) and found it totally unacceptable. Then I traded it for the SR9c. The SR9c had a better trigger but the trigger would not reset after firing reliably. I liked the pistol and found the SR9c accurate. People seem to like them and I usually like Ruger products a lot. I guess I was just very un lucky with the two I owned. I'm sure yours will work well, just check before buying.