What handgun do you carry? - Page 22

singlesix · 07-03-2008

COLT 45 OFFICER'S Model

usafshark · 07-03-2008

Beretta 92FS

Santee · 07-04-2008

Ruger P97DC .45 in a Yaqui Slide.

thelefthand · 07-04-2008

Kimber Compact 45 or a Kahr K40. 90% of the time its the Kimber.

watermaker1 · 07-08-2008

Glock 39 45. G.A.P

sbnewsom · 07-08-2008

Glock 27

bradp · 07-08-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by watermaker1

Glock 39 45. G.A.P

Very sweet!!!

Dr. Dave · 07-09-2008

SR9, Light, Slim, Easily concealable, 17+1

Ri22o · 07-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr. Dave

SR9, Light, Slim, Easily concealable, 17+1

Is that the same SR9 that there was a recall on?

Dr. Dave · 07-09-2008

Yes it's the same one. But from what I have found the testing stated under "certain Conditions" the SR9 could fire if dropped with safety off, and one in the pipe. The opinion of most is that it is "Lawyer Speak". I've found the pistol to be very reliable and after break in very smooth. Being a lefty I thnk the ambidextrous controls a plus. The size, weight, and ergonomics I feel are excellent. I think after Ruger gets over this bump in road the SR series will really take off either in a compact version or .40sw.

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Dr. Dave Plinker Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: New Castle Posts: 20	Ruger SR9, Light, Slim, Easily concealable, 17+1

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Dr. Dave Plinker Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: New Castle Posts: 20	SR9 Yes it's the same one. But from what I have found the testing stated under "certain Conditions" the SR9 could fire if dropped with safety off, and one in the pipe. The opinion of most is that it is "Lawyer Speak". I've found the pistol to be very reliable and after break in very smooth. Being a lefty I thnk the ambidextrous controls a plus. The size, weight, and ergonomics I feel are excellent. I think after Ruger gets over this bump in road the SR series will really take off either in a compact version or .40sw.

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