mdoffroad
Looking to Learn
My fiance is considering keeping the Ruger SR9 that she bad stashed in the safe at a family members and i was hopin for some feedback. Versua a Glock or M&P. Thanks!
Ruger SR9?
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mdoffroad
Looking to Learn
I was just worried about it being as crappy as the old Smith & Wesson Sigma lineup
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I don' think so.
- Apr 26, 2012
- 5,289
HEY!!! Bite your tongue... I qualified on my Sigma($200 noise maker)just this past weekend... As for the SR9... my son has a SR45... basically same gun... I don't care for it so much... I handed the Sigma to another student that wasn't real happy with feel of the G17... she said the Sigma felt better in her small hands.
StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
- 23,932
It's nowhere near a Sigma
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
SR9 is a Ruger. Built like a tank. The grip is similar to the CZ-75's. Not a big fan of the safety, but it's a decent gun.
Kman
Blah, blah, blah
I never owned an SR9, but I have fired one a few times.
It seemed solid enough, decent trigger and I liked the grip size and shape better than my Glocks.
I think the grip would suit smaller hands better than Glocks.
It seemed solid enough, decent trigger and I liked the grip size and shape better than my Glocks.
I think the grip would suit smaller hands better than Glocks.
I spent some time researching last year. Ended up with the XDS in 45, great idea until two months later they had a major recall.
I think the XDS in 9MM is probably a great choice for a female too. The SR9 and 9C are very widely reviewed, up to and including 10K round updates.
I think the XDS in 9MM is probably a great choice for a female too. The SR9 and 9C are very widely reviewed, up to and including 10K round updates.
keep it
rugers are inexpensive and built like tanks
and they customer service, if its ever needed, is said to be some of the best
i have the p95, predecessor to the sr series as i prefer hammers over strikers
rugers are inexpensive and built like tanks
and they customer service, if its ever needed, is said to be some of the best
i have the p95, predecessor to the sr series as i prefer hammers over strikers
vinjet700
No one of significance
my wife loves her's.... she has small hands and she has no problem holding onto it.
1 of the few she found that she was comfortable with.
1 of the few she found that she was comfortable with.
campns
Ultimate Member
almost in a way reminds me of the Colt/Kimber/RI/Ruger 1911's I have let others shoot my Ruger SR1911 and they are amazed at the fit, finish, and accuracy of it.
Rugers a heck of a value, well built, accurate, best customer service. That said the S&W M&P series is hard to beat.
Rugers a heck of a value, well built, accurate, best customer service. That said the S&W M&P series is hard to beat.
I have a XDm compact and a XDs, both in 9mm. I find the m to have a much better trigger and to be much easier to shoot accurately. The S is of course much better to carry, but for an occasional shooter if ccw is not an issue, the M or a regular XD are better choices.
Demoneyes86
Ultimate Member
I purchased my wife an sr9c bi-tone she loves it. It shoots great.
mdoffroad
Looking to Learn
I appreciate the feedback! I feel a little better with this being her EDC for work.
