Ruger trying to compete with SD's

[GKC]

To be honest, I wish all semi-autos came with three magazines.

That would be nice! I'm glad that S&W usually provides two magazines! (I don't think the BG380 comes with two, does it?) I just don't understand how any gun maker could think of sending out a gun with only one magazine...other than a 1911, that is. Most 1911 owners will buy different magazines anyway, but for most other non-1911 pistols, there aren't any other choices.

 

[R1V3R5]

That would be nice! I'm glad that S&W usually provides two magazines! (I don't think the BG380 comes with two, does it?) I just don't understand how any gun maker could think of sending out a gun with only one magazine...other than a 1911, that is. Most 1911 owners will buy different magazines anyway, but for most other non-1911 pistols, there aren't any other choices.

They would have to increase the price if they include more mags. Think less mags means a lower MSRP. Then they can turn around and sell you a mag for $30.

 

[turbo6]

The Ruger has a nice trigger. However, with one less magazine and roughly $50 more, that still will give the edge to SD in terms of value. People will definitely consider that when shopping. These aren't $1200 guns, little things count.

Refardless, the SD trigger isn't terrible as everyone says. I can achieve reasonable groups at a fair distance. If the trigger was that bad and I couldn't put shots where they need to go I wouldn't still have the gun.



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[shawn mccarver]

I don't think the BG380 comes with two, does it?

I believe the new M&P Bodyguard 380 (the new one without the laser and the Pelican-like dust cover) comes with two magazines.