Recent content by FED327

I think your theory may be a little over simplification...I will be the first one to dump a gun if it fails at all. Either it works when I need to or if not, it will be on someone's used gun shelf in a gun shop. A lot of people are just plain unhappy when others are either happy, wealthy, or...

MountainGator; Now you know why I only have 67 posts in almost 2 yrs...I can only take so much of this. All the forums have a few that try to "stir the puddin" by attacking people while hiding behind their keyboards. The only ones worse are the ones that when someone asks for an opinion on a...

A even better question is why would someone question someone that feels strongly about a Ruger firearm, when they happen to be posting that feeling on a RUGER FORUM??? Should I go to the S&W forum or the Sig forum to promote Rugers? Silly me, but I thought that was the point of having a Ruger...

First, for your questions...Neither myself, or any family member, or any one that I know of own stock in Ruger, nor do I or any family member ever worked for Ruger. At this point, I'll be 65 my birthday and am retired anyway. It's really none of your or anyones business what state I live in...

First let me say this; GO GATORS! I have owned a FNP-9 and currently own P95's...over 15,000 rounds through 2 P95's and still never a failure of any kind...I cannot say the same for the FNP. I guess the FNP is not a bad gun, but, it is not on my list of first tier choices...I've owned many...

Just goes to show while you may be "always ready", your not always right. And even if I was, in your opinion, like a broken clock, I would still be right twice a day! And, it's been fun bantering with you!

Actually, I went back and read the 1st post, and what he said was that he was looking for a pistol with a hammer...metal was not anywhere in the post...

Yes, I understand they don't still make it. However, it is still a metal gun, the same size as a P95 & can still be found NIB from time to time. My #1 choice for a metal pistol would now, and always be a Browning/FN High Power. #2 would be a Sig P210 I'm not a fan of plastic guns in general...

Maybe a Stainless P95 goes for that, but not a blue one, as I stated. Dealer price for a blue P95, that is the price a dealer pays the distributor, is $257.95 and they sell for $299-$319. Dealer price for a CZ P-01 is $539. Both of those prices come from Ellett Bros Distributor...The CZ75B is...

Yes, even someone as uninformed as I have read what the test entailed...A test that for the most part, is a moot point. And, so now you can answer this. Why does the Czech Special Forces not use the "GREAT P-01"? They in fact, use a Glock 17. It did not register in my mind that the OP was...

I would even take five CZ's for one of my P95s...5 for 1 is a good deal either way!!!

Well, I've owned and shot CZ's & Sigs, among many others, and I have put over 15,000 rounds through 2 Ruger P95s and have never had a failure of any kind with either one...I have shot every type of ammo through them from 88 gr submachinegun ammo to 158 gr subsonic ammo and everything in between...

Ruger P95 is a better gun at half the price! And, it's made in the USA!!!

I don't consider it a "starter" pistol...It is a "First Class" pistol that I would put up against any semi auto on the market! I backed a Sig Factory Rep down one day...He was in shop where I worked and made fun of my P95. I challenged him to a shoot off where we would shoot until one or the...

And should be .45 Auto caliber.....P90's FOREVER!