Has anybody ever owned one of these and if so what can you tell me about this pistol.
I have stumbled up on one for $350.00
Has anybody ever owned one of these and if so what can you tell me about this pistol.
I have stumbled up on one for $350.00
I'm jealous. I want one just because they're odd.
Have any pictures?
JR1572
I have a P94 9mm stainless I bought new in '94 and have run many a round through it (over 50,000 but unsure past that).
Brick shit house comes to mind. Not the most ergo gun but it gets the job done. Didn't know there was a built in laser model.
Last edited by Lomshek; 08-24-2015 at 11:44 PM.
50k+ through a ruger!? Does ruger know?? That should be like a world record?
Wow, the laser by its self would cost that much. Is it a guide rod laser?
Hardly-particularly for a metal-framed P-Series Ruger. The P85/89/90 pistols in particular are noted for their longevity, and the camblock variant of the P94/P944 as well.Originally Posted by Wannabe
Best, Jon
LOL. Not quite. Big heavy slides and big heavy frames help the durability a lot.
Heck where did you get the recoil springs for that endeavor? I've got an old P94 in that could use some love but I haven't been able to turn up a spring for it.
Comparing springs the P95 recoil spring will work.
I have a P95 that I've had...jeez 16 years now. For a long time it was my only pistol. I checked my log book recently, it has 38,000 roumds through it. Four recoil spring changes and a set of magazine springs. It's never malfunctioned, ever. Gun looks brand new inside. I'll be long dead before it is worn out. If Ruger had built a compact framed version, I am convinced it would have been a top selling concealed carry gun. Also that we would all be looking for one for AIWB today.
-Rob
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