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Originally Posted by Agent 007  I've never owned a P90, but I used to have a P94, the .40 caliber brother to the P90. The DA trigger was not bad at all, and single action was nice. Felt good in the hand, recoil was mild. The Ruger P series are good, durable guns. A bit thick for concealed carry, but excellent range, home defense, or general purpose knockaround pistols. I'll be getting a P94 again one day, I miss mine. Never had any problems out of mine, they have a pretty good reputation for reliability. Built tough, will last a lifetime. Magazines are not too expensive, and generally available. As they are usually less expensive than the polymer wonders, they are a great deal for a reliable, no-nonsense handgun. |
My P85 is about the same. I don't mind the stiffer trigger because that's what I like. It's been my dependable camping gun for years...and there's still not a scratch on it. Shoot it, clean it and wipe it down and it will last a lifetime. I can dot a fly's
with it...and when you run out of bullets...it could easily double as a skull splitter.
I would like to see it in a set of Hogue wrap arounds...but everytime I go to the gun shop I forget to pick up a set.