Recent content by SR9freshfish

Well, I cannot really add much here, as I have never needed to contact Ruger Customer Service. BUT, with my recent aquisition of a new SR9, I am a repeat Ruger buyer and for good reason. I purchased a Ruger P89 new in 1999 (sold it in 2005 to partially finance a cross-country move), putting...

I absolutely agree Sal, which is why I am waiting for some concrete data before making the move. Trigger weight is one thing, but an overall balanced and smooth action is something to look forward to. I do not believe in 'staging' a trigger, either pull it or don't; and if I can get my trigger...

Others are reporting that the Galloway kit actually has a slightly heavier pull than 'stock' and the Rocket, but gives a more balanced feel to the overall workings of the SR9/SR9c trigger system. I will look into one when they are available. But basic rules of physics should still apply...

I will practice with the coatings (for chemical resistance durability) on some scrap metal first! Don't want to get the gun innards all slippery just to have the cleaning chemicals start to flake the coating off! I will let you know how the chemical testing works out when I get to doing some...

Maybe at a later date, the Galloway unit would be my way to go. For now, Ghost had theirs in stock and into my hands in 4 days. It fit well, was easy to get the trigger stop filed to length, and has made a difference in pull when combined with the polishing that was performed. I use the gun as a...

Thank you Josh. I have a Ghost Rocket coming, and thanks to your and Grendels videos am polishing out my trigger assembly for smoother operation (as per the video instruction). I am also going to attempt to use some of my chemical anti-friction coatings (from my aerospace job) to coat the inner...

I know this is quite late to the party, but I will throw this out anyway. The SR9 is supposed to come with a 6.5lb trigger pull, and the SR9c is supposed to have a 5lb trigger pull. From what I have read, besides the trigger reset bar (Ghost), the striker spring/assy is the major player in the...

Besides, for $30.00, even if YOU screw it up putting it in he will replace it for FREE. Not too many places I know of that will give you a new part if YOU screw it up. To me, customer service and stand-behind warranty are worth the 'extra' price. Some of that $30.00 cost for a '$2.00' part I am...