Ruger

As a senior with arthritis in my hands, it's become painful to shoot 9mm. I've been waiting for an easy-to-rack, easy-to-shoot .380 with a higher capacity. I ordered this Ruger from SOSS and so far I love it! It's very easy to rack, has low recoil, and holds 15 rounds, and the fiber optic front sight against the black rear sight is very easy to get on target. Although I haven't had a chance to put as many rounds through it as I'd like, so far I've had zero problems. For the price, it can't be beaten!

Great looking stock. Great craftsmanship, hope to pass this one down through the generations. Ruger knocked this one out of the park.

Ordered a very cool Ruger SR45, great condition, and still fresh from the evidence locker showing it had been seized by PD. No complaints on the firearm as the condition was better than described and I appreciate having the factory case with it as well. The only complaint I have is that my order sat for a while as I had an FFL that was not on file, so I got a copy of the license sent over when my order was placed on the 30th. It then did this cool thing called sat there for about a week until I got on the horn and checked with customer service to get the FFL added in. From there it was an  additional several days later! Cool gun, would message customer service sooner next time. Thanks team.

I’ll start by saying my EDC caliber is a .380 auto with jacketed hollowpoint ammo. The first Ruger LCP I had was the LCP II, the version before the LCP Max. I liked it a lot, mainly for its weight and size. Completely easy to hold in a pocket without weighing yourself down. So, when I bought the LCP Max, I bought the 12rd mag made for it from Ruger and had the 10rd it comes with. The 12rd magazine does give you a bit better grip on the gun, but I don’t have it anymore, I sold that magazine. I carry the LCP Max as my EDC in a Kydex WeThePeople brand IWB holster designed for the LCP II but the LCP Max fits in it the exact same way. I don’t feel the need to carry a .45 ACP or 10mm handgun with 16+ rounds in the magazine day-to-day. I like the .380 if I ever had to pull it out and defend myself with it. I know it would fire and a 99% chance stop or make the threat retreat, especially if the threat didn’t have a visible firearm. I understand 9mm is a more versatile caliber, and .40 S&W, .45 ACP etc, etc, have more power. I understand that. If I knew I was hanging in a horrible part of town with possible threats around I may decide to carry a different gun, like my Springfield XD-40 Subcompact Model 2 with 12+1 capacity along with two extra magazines, or even my Stoeger STR-9c with 11+1 magazines in 9mm. And if I need it, I have a Mossberg 590 Shockwave 12 gauge pump action next to the bed, along with a Ruger mini-14 tactical chambered in 5.56 with a 30rd magazine, along with a 20rd magazine next to it. Or my Ruger PC charger pistol which I have a 33rd 9mm magazine attached to it. I have options for home defense but day-in and day-out I like the model, and caliber. It could be more accurate, but that’s my only small concern.

I’ve owned my Security 9 for about 6 years and have probably run over 8,500 rounds through it. No problems at all. Excellent ergonomics with the grip and the safety is in the perfect position. Trigger pull is right on the money. My wife actually loves my Ruger over her Sig Scorpion 9. I’m purchasing another because it can’t be beat. Great job Ruger and Sportsman's Outdoors Superstore!

Bought this for $187 before prices jumped. Fun plinker.

Awesome and very fun little gun!!!

I really like this rifle. It is very accurate with the right ammo. Trigger is very good. My only complaint is that the ammo sometimes catches while cycling the bolt. I don't care; it still works really good. 450 BM is a short, fat cartridge. This is not a $1500 gun. Very light, easy to carry. If you don't like the amount of recoil 450 BM then toughen up. It's really not bad.