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Thier main gun tech saw the video and thinks it seems "normal" - which is crazy to me - but would like me to send it in. So, I plan to. And then, same with my wifes. Not to good of a start of a relationship with Ruger for me :( 2 problem triggers on 2 different pistols of the same model from 2...

yes. As you can see, only way it does not do it is if you slightly push it out a bit first to create a slight bit of extra clearance. But, after 2-3-4 pulls, as you can see, it starts to rub again. Almost like it does not reset back to it's fullest out position after each pull. I suspect that...

They have near 1000 rnds down range. It would take 10k to round down that nub :)

Here is the nub and the area that drags.

I know exactly what is grinding. The rear nub of the pivoting safety trigger hits the frame. Easy to see in person, not on the vid. I "could" sand down the nub a bit to make it clear, but WTF huh? They didn't say they wouldn't take it, they said they would. But 2 brand new guns. And to say...

BTW.. this gun you see is 100% cleaned and lubed up.

check out this video on Dropbox. Can you see it. Turn up the volume and you will hear the audible click as the trigger safety drags across the frame. Then notice how I can push back out the trigger just a hair, no click as no drag, but after a few pulls the trigger and trigger safety come back...

Yes, happens on both. I just called them, they said this is "normal". Really? The guy even went and got one and tested it. I find that very, very hard to believe. They claimed it happens as that is part of the drop safety function of the trigger safety. But that makes no sense. The drop safety...

Long time gun owner, shooter, many brand user, but new to Ruger pistols. I bought 2 SR9c for the holidays - 1 for me and 1 for the wife. Put +1000 rounds down range combined already and generally like the pistol. Added mepro's on hers, I found a laserlyte rear sight & hi-viz front for mine, etc...