Recent content by Simms65

My SR9c was the two ten round package, and it definitely does not have a different set of internals than a 10/17 package SR9c.

Two ten round mags and eight seventeen round mags here. Not a single mag related failure with any the entire time I've had both my SR9 and SR9c.

You might want to contact Galloway Precision for their trigger update kit. I've seen a few people with 1.1 SR9's speak very highly of the improvement to the trigger.

Might want to check out a Cuda from Simply Rugged. I carry my SR9 or SR9c in one as EDC.

Wiggle it a bit more at some different angles maybe? I've seen a few pistol barrels that seem to be sticky in the slide when they are new from multiple manufacturers. I bet changing the angle you are trying to pull it out at and not being afraid to put a little force on it would pop it right...

I filed the tips of mine down. They still work fine, just aesthetically look a bit better for me now. They weren't really a problem before, I just got a bug up my butt to do it while I was already tinkering.

Any gun shop owner that tells someone the guns are difference aside from the magazines is blowing smoke somewhere... On a positive note, the 10 round mags make good range/training mags, plus if you buy SR9c floor plates from Ruger, you can pop those on and use the mags in your SR9c. The mag...

Yeah I figured based on your numbers it is probably ~1000fps. I don't recall the brand name of the chrono, there's a good chance it just isn't working properly. It is an unknown age and I borrowed it. :lol:

If you were willing to sell mags separately, I'd probably be interested. If you are, could you PM me prices shipped per mag? I'd be interested in four of them, maybe 6 depending on price.

Hmm... the rounds I put over a borrowed chrono were in the 1070-1120 range... I'll double check it with another. Regardless it is 100% functional in every pistol I've tried it in, including several Rugers, a Glock, and a couple Sigs.

I've run 1,000+ between cleanings through both my SR9 and SR9c. It isn't any dirtier than cheap Federal or WWB, has been more reliable than recent WWB, runs at bit hotter than Federal 115, and is every bit as accurate. I love the steel bashing threads. For every person that doesn't buy it...

125gr Missouri small ball lead, range brass, 5.0gr Power Pistol, Winchester small pistol primers. ~1100 fps out of two SR9s, no appreciable leading, slight smoke. One hole at 10 yards if I do my part. Oh, actually, wait! Lead is baaaaaaaaaaaaaad! Don't use it! FMJs and HPs only! :D

The construction of the trigger, trigger bar, and internals are fairly similar to the way a Glock operates. The SR series has a more distinctive break to the trigger than a factory Glock though.

Another recommendation for the upLula. I love the crap out of mine.

I sold mine because I honestly didn't use it. I thought I'd shoot the .22LR a lot as cheap training compared to .38/.357 but I just haven't been. I just shoot my Single Six and H&R 922 a large magnitude more, and I just wasn't grabbing the .22LR SP101 out of my safe. I can't stand having a...