Recent content by jeffegg2

I am one of those that does not like the pinky thing. I have a spare if you want to trade for a flat one. 8)

If you turn down every gun that you hear complaints about, you'll be looking a long time before you find one..... I love my SR9c!!!! 8)

Rugers is a bit steep. I think I got mine from Buds.

The crack appearing was not the problem as that is normal wear. The problem was with them using south american "maintenance" to do checks that we used to do in the USA, but the airlines want to "save money".

Used the blue here.

If this is the worse that ever happens with this gun, I will be satisfied with what Ruger has made.

It's been a month now, no sign of walking... It is right in the center where I put it last.

I only did the field strip of my SR9c first time. Everything was fine. I think the second time I pulled the stryker and cleaned it and the channel. I have not cleaned the stryker since then.

I have the Lee 3 die set. The last is a bullet seat and crimp. Should that be enough? 8)

Yes, save it when you can. I have heard dozens of times for reloading. The big problem is finding them after shooting. I average finding about 85 out of 100.

Age marks give it "character".

I use mostly federal, but I did run 100 rounds of WWB, no problems at all. My SR9c has never ever miss-fired, miss-fed, or had any problem!! I love my SR9c!!!

It amazes me how after that brilliant reply that people will still go to any extent to be right. Yes, A 12 gage slug has more stopping power than a 22lr. But both will stop you, and it MOSTLY has to do with shot placement. I am reminded of a news article I read when I was a boy. The guy was...

Best handgun that I've ever owned.. Well the only handgun, but I love my Ruger SR9c!!! 8)

A truly great Post!! What more can be said after that? Thank you!!!