Recent content by agksimon

If you have a MKIII version, it's very easy to think the magazine is fully inserted, when it's not. Give it a good tap with your palm next time. I removed my magazine safety and installed one of Sam's bushings and the magazines go in and drop out very easily now.

You can also buy one of Sam's bushings for $10. and use your existing MKIII hammer.

Why not read up on how to do your own trigger job on the factory parts? I did my own by using a diamond file and then stoning the hammer, where it contacts the sear and brought the break down to three pounds of pull and very cleanly, with very little pre-travel. The whole job only took a...

I have one on my 10/22 and it's clearer than the BSA and Tru-Glo I tried first. Holds zero very well too. Very good quality for the price.

Here it is, August 2010 and according to Williams, these sights have never been on the market. They told me to check back in January of 2011. WTF is going on with them?

I downloaded the SR9c manual from the Ruger website. It's there.

I was at an indoor range today and the Smith & Wesson rep was there letting the employees use the Bodyguard 380 and 38 special he brought with him. I got to try the 380 and did a comparison with my chrome slide LCP with a Crimson Trace laser on it. We all agreed the LCP had a much lighter and...

Crimson Trace just released a laser for the SR9c.

You might also want to look at this company: http://www.comp-tac.com/ They make an excellent belt and paddle holster for the SR9 and SR9c and they are all IDPA approved.

I see that Williams Gun Sight makes fiber optic sight sets to fit the SR9/SR9c. Does anyone have them and if so, do they help get on target faster? Any problems with the the fiber optic coming out of the holder or any other problems? I'm 65 and I think the extra brightness would help me, as I...

Whatever you buy, make sure it's IDPA approved, or they won't let you use it. It has to be non-collapsible, so you can re-holster with one hand. This is why most IDPA shooters use a kydex holster.

I read in another thread that the 3.5 Ghost Ultimate only gets the trigger pull down to around 5lbs, not the 3.5 as advertised. That's why I said I wonder if the 1.5lbs difference is worth it.

The factory trigger breaks very cleanly at 6.5lbs, on my SR9c. If the Ghost Ultimate 3.5lb will only lower it to about an actual 5lbs, is it really worth replacing?

I watched the videos a couple more times and now I don't think it will be that difficult to do.

Does anyone in this group, who has installed the Ghost Ultimate, 3.5lb. drop in trigger bar, in their Ruger SR9, or SR9c, live in West Michigan? I'm pretty handy working on guns and have looked at the videos and instructions on installation, but I'm still a little leery about it and would like...