Recent content by findlayref19

I chose the Sig P938. It's a virtual twin to the Micro 9. It will even accept the Kimber mags. https://www.sigsauer.com/products/firearms/pistols/p938/

I would see no problem with the composite/ plastic frame. It has proven very durable. I would advise that you try and shoot those guns (or like models) prior to making a purchase. I (and I suspect many) have thought it feels great in the store, only to find out that it just isn't a good fit when...

I bought this one for my grand daughters to grow up with. The stock has 6 positions, so it grows as they grow. The scope was an addition. I bought it this way, but it is also available as an ATI kit that can be added to your 10/22...

Yes, but they do not move when you don't want them to either! :wink:

My mags are not difficult to get latched into the well. A little bump on the bottom will get the job done even with a closed slide. If you have the same issue with multiple magazines I would have your pistol inspected by a gunsmith or take advantage of Ruger's customer service and warranty and...

My guess (and only a guess) would be that the hand loads had a lower pressure (not enough powder) than is required to cycle your SR. I don't think I would be concerned about the issues, as long as it is working properly with factory loads. I would be more concerned (and very careful) about using...

No thanks... I'll stick with my little Sig.

There are some silly (big brother) states that require loaded chamber indicators. It's probably cheaper to put them on all guns than to produce 2 different guns.

:oops: Wasn't the question about the mag release?

I recently purchased a SR9c and I'm falling in love with it. The question comes with the trigger. I only have a couple hundred rounds through it and I've had a few times when the trigger surprised me. Of course, always pointed down range, but the trigger seemed extremely light and fired before I...

Mine is 333-8xxxx.. Shell casing dated 2/21/2013

SR9c

Would be interesting to know if you have more metal shavings after the trip to the range. If so, I would think a return trip to Ruger would be in order.