Ruger LC9S....Selling like hotcakes

[Arik]

hehehe, u still making me laugh... I was referring to the LC9s

None. I also don't drive a Yugo. Although I never owned one I read enough reviews from drivers to know I don't need or want one.

Like I said. When you prove to me its reliability I'll buy one. Till then it's a more refined Jennings

 

[Vic_vega9]

None. I also don't drive a Yugo. Although I never owned one I read enough reviews from drivers to know I don't need or want one.

Like I said. When you prove to me its reliability I'll buy one. Till then it's a more refined Jennings

I bet you like james Yeager. Do you wear size small shirts?

 

[Arik]

I bet you like james Yeager. Do you wear size small shirts?

No. More like Vikers, Yost, Hathorne. But I bet you're like every other YouTuber. I shot 50 rounds, good enough!

 

[00 buck]

All of them. Still do

German Sig 228 and 220
Glock 17, 19, 22, 21
HK USP 9, 40, P2000

And none cost over $450

I envy your guns at those prices, well done and imo they are all fine guns.

I carry everyday....hot ....cold...a Glock 30S. If I ever have to use it I want to know I have the most reliable potent tool on hand for use.
The lc9s may at times be used for a back up on the ankle, or a go to church
gun on 100 degree plus days.

I shoot it till I feel good about my capability usually 20-30 times each range session, every 5-6 months.

My glock 30S gets a harder work out 100 to 200 rounds every 6 months to remain proficient with it.

Then the fun gun comes out a 22 lr Smith compact, shoot it till I get tired of shooting it.

I use to have many guns, sold all but a few for self defense and in conclusion from a pratical experience type of perspective I believe the Ruger is a fine CCW firearm built well, overbuilt in fact as Ruger is prone to do .

I give Ruger credit for making a gun like this with such a fine trigger pull.

When they make it in SS I'll have another

 

[Pawatch]

You can not find a magazine, holster, anywhere.

Trigger is so sweet on this gun.

Trigger is a big improvement from the LC9.

 

[4896worker]

I have the lc9 trigger does not seem to bad more like a DA revolver than a semi-auto . Have been thinking about trying the Galloway aftermarket trigger .What I want to know has anyone compared the Galloway trigger on a lc9 to the lc9s trigger?

 

[Vic_vega9]

No. More like Vikers, Yost, Hathorne. But I bet you're like every other YouTuber. I shot 50 rounds, good enough!

I shoot about twice a week, I don't know how you find time to do anything with 6800 posts here. Armchair gunner I guess

 

[Arik]

I shoot about twice a week, I don't know how you find time to do anything with 6800 posts here. Armchair gunner I guess

Multitasking at work. Like I'm doing right now. That being said I reply from my cell which means I can reply from anywhere

 

[Vic_vega9]

your job sounds important with all that free time.

 

[Arik]

your job sounds important with all that free time.
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Oh it is! Doesn't mean there's no down time

 

[hdfinder47]

I agree with a few others here...Simply NOT interested. They SELL mostly because they are CHEAP. The average buyer is NOT a dedicated gun person...they are simply looking for a cheap handgun. Price tag shoppers.

Maybe - but the 8 or so folks that I personally know and work with in LE firearms training have purchased them because they WORK and shoot very well. I carry this gun, a S&W 642 or a G30S because they work for me. I buy carry guns regardless of price if they suit my need. I AM a dedicated gun person.
They ARE somewhat "inexpensive" but not "cheap" (as a Lorcin, Hi-Point, Davis, etc.). Of course, I only speak from my actual experience - I would be interested in where you get your above facts from.

 

[00 buck]

Well put a little over 50 rounds, Remington through it .
Really accurate. Easy to shoot
Easy to carry because it is so light and thin.
10 rounds of JHP 9MM isn't a bad load out for everyday ccw .
Highly recommended