Ruger P-95pr15

[hdrider2245]

I purchased a new ruger p-95pr15 monday this week. Man am i impressed with this pistol. It was inexpensive [around 300.00 new with case and extra 15 rd cap mag.] It is simple,rugged ,reliable, and time tested. What a value in my opinion. My son has a ruger p-90.dc.45cal circa 1993. it looks as new, and has never had a malfunction of any kind.He purchased a ruger sr9 a few weeks ago and it to has performed without a single problem.The first 16 rds i fired with my new pistol were a mixed magazine of 115gr hp and 115 grfmj. I did this intentionally just to boost my already high level. all sixteen rds fed ,fired,ejected and went to point of aim.This mind you was literally right out of the box . i did not even wipe the cosmoline out of it,although there wasnt a lot. Now i dont normally mistreat my weapons but i just had a bad experience with my prior pistol being unreliable and i wanted to be sure and i am . For me this is the right gun for all time. peace

 

[rbernie]

Congrats on the new purchase. They are good pistols that will serve you well.

 

[1-cavediver]

The Ruger P95 is one of the finest 9mm pistols available at any price. You made a wise choice.

 

[putteral]

I have the stainless version in decocker. Never has any feeding problems. Pretty accurate too. The only thing I wish was changed is the little snap ring and washer holding the spring on. If you shoot it alot like I do they have to be replaced every couple of thousand rounds. But Ruger will send them out to you for free.

 

[treb]

a ruger question

question for ruger handgun people: love my old 22 cal. single six, know that in the rimfire realm Ruger is tops -- but why do I hear negatives sometimes about their centerfire autoloaders? I want to get a (preferably non-ammo-picky) 9 mm autoloader for casual target shooting, maybe beretta 92, sigsauer, something like that, would like stainless, not too worried about the disassemble concerns I have heard about, but other than that, what about ruger or others?