Should I buy a ruger P95
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Catpop
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Yes
snooperman
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It is one of the best guns for the money out there. Buy it and enjoy.
Tolkachi Robotnik
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It will work.
You won't make a mistake in getting a P95 even if it is out of current production.
You won't make a mistake in getting a P95 even if it is out of current production.
mgmorden
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They're good guns and it's a good price. If you want it then go ahead.
Omaha-BeenGlockin
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I have two--1 blued 1 stainless----local shop still has new ones in stock---thinking about getting a second stainless.
Good guns that perform way above their modest price.
Good guns that perform way above their modest price.
MedWheeler
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I just did a few months ago. Love it. Mine's not stainless, though, and that's what I paid for it.
Yes, the P-series have developed stellar reputation where it counts......economically challenged neighborhoods in large American cities. It's our version of venerable Taurus 92.
Russian version is called Yarygin MP-443. You might come across export version with adjustable rear sight which is called the 'Viking'.
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evan price
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Do you want a Ruger P95?
Do you have $300 you can live without?
Do you want to stock up on mags and ammo for it?
Seems to be only you can answer that question.
Do you have $300 you can live without?
Do you want to stock up on mags and ammo for it?
Seems to be only you can answer that question.
My little brother from another mother defends his home and hearth with a P95. It's his only firearm, and he feels more than adequately protected.
Built like a tank, and I can't imagine it ever breaking. I've been looking at a p345 just because the p series represents such a value in terms of quality, durability, and reliability. I prefer them over the SR series, honestly.
Built like a tank, and I can't imagine it ever breaking. I've been looking at a p345 just because the p series represents such a value in terms of quality, durability, and reliability. I prefer them over the SR series, honestly.
Arkansas Paul
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You likely won't ever wear it out. I say get it.
BrotherFrankie
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yes.. its one of my reg carry guns.. eats anything...
Catpop
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Great buy and a box of ammo-even better!
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Nice gun. You will not regret your decision. The price will surely go up if they are not made anymore. I have one I bought many years ago and it is one of the best 9mm I have. It shoots as good as my SIG P228 and built better too.
Yea , I think I made a good buy, my concern is with the fiber optic sights. The person I got it from said he wished he left the original sights on.
When I asked why, he said the front sight hung up on his holster sometimes.
Looking at it, I can see why. But I also new I could buy the originals which he didn't have any more.
I going to shoot it first and see how it goes. I wish someone on this board could tell me if they have the Williams fiber optics and how they like them.
To me they just look like an add on that doesn't work. They sure light up nicely in natural light but are worthless indoors.
When I asked why, he said the front sight hung up on his holster sometimes.
Looking at it, I can see why. But I also new I could buy the originals which he didn't have any more.
I going to shoot it first and see how it goes. I wish someone on this board could tell me if they have the Williams fiber optics and how they like them.
To me they just look like an add on that doesn't work. They sure light up nicely in natural light but are worthless indoors.
bigdogpete
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absolutely...
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