Ruger P90, good price?

[BoneDigger]

Would you buy a Ruger P90 for $260 (OTD), if it is in good mechanical condition but a little scratched on the surface?

Todd

 

[RH822]

Sure I would, $260 doesn't sound to bad at all.

RH

 

[GRIZ22]

Sounds like a good price. I bought mine in 93-94 when policy changed and I couldn't carry a 1911 anymore at work. I had to get a DA auto and still wanted a 45. You won't be disappointed with it. Many people think it's too chunky to carry but when you compare its dimensions to others it's really not that much bigger.

 

[dispatch]

Without question!! Best 45 acp ever.

 

[lee n. field]

Would you buy a Ruger P90 for $260 (OTD), if it is in good mechanical condition but a little scratched on the surface?

Absolutely. How many magazines come with this one?

 

[MCgunner]

Very good price. I gave $300 WHOLE SALE back in about 91 for mine. It's a very accurate, very reliable handgun and is pretty light for a big gun, too. It's pretty easy to tote all day in a Sparks Summer Special. It's match grade accurate, too, which still amazes me. I've won some shoots with it. Mine's a KP90DC.

I think the MSRP on it is up around 400 or more IIRC. 260 is a significant bargain. You can't wear the danged thing out, or at least at the rate I shoot, it'll last a couple hundred years anyway. It's a very durable gun.

 

[LeonCarr]

Buy it if you haven't already.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr

 

[5Wire]

Price sounds about right for the condition. Here's my P90 track:

Ruger PP90DW Semi Auto in .45 ACP. Bluebook of Gun Values indicates indicates between $360 in 98% condition, $425 in 100% condition ($305 in 95% condition, and $250 in 90%) condition for this gun. I have 13 recorded prices using local and internet sources for this gun from $315 to $431 over a period of 904 days ending March 2, 2006. The Average price is $371.

Bud's Gun Shop has new ones as low as $363.