Big, chunky P's...

[Critch]

I just picked up three hi-cap mags for mine at a sale this week for $10.00 each. I planon keeping mine.

 

[boomer1]

Yea, I don't think that you can beat those big and clunky "P's." My first Ruger was a P85 that I bought new in 1990. I still have it today, what a beast. It took me over 20 years to pick up another "P." I figured last year that since they were ending production of the all-metal P90, I had better pick one up. Again....what a beast, but what a beauty! I love my two "P's."

 

[P90]

I call my P90 "The Fat Lady". When she dances, its all over.

 

[Dirty Bob]

Got a bit of range time with the P95, with its new fiber optic front sight. I was out there with another shooter, so P95 trigger time was limited to 25 rounds, sometimes we have to take what we can get.

It was a bright, overcast day, and the front sight lit up like a bright LED. I had no issues with sight picture, and I can't wait to put some more practice in with such a fun pistol. I've been working on my first -- DA -- shot from the holster, and I'm impressed with the smoothness of the trigger pull. Not bad for a "service" autopistol!

Regards,
Dirty Bob

 

[Ashlander]

I have a 2001 P95, a 2004 P97DC, and a 1998 P90. The P97 comparatively sleek! I love the Ps.

 

[welder]

I like the "P" guns. My recent acquisition of a 99% P94 9mm was most rewarding. I agree with all the attributes listed so far so I'll just say "ditto". BTW, my G19 has seen some reduced duty time thanks to the new Ruger.

 

[Al James]

Another vote for the P guns!

I just picked up another KP95DPR15 after I foolishly sold the matching pair that I had to a father and son who feel in love with mine. I thought it would be cool for them to have a "set". I figured I would just buy another one in due time and then when I went to find a nice one I realized that the price has skyrocketed and they are quite hard to find.

But I found one on GB in NIB condition so I snatched it up. Has anyone else noticed the sharp price increase on the P guns as of late? They are quickly becoming not quite so affordable as they once were.

 

[welder]

Has anyone else noticed the sharp price increase on the P guns as of late? QUOTE

Yes. I have. That's why I bought a couple more P95's and the P94. I also laid in a good supply of new magazines for them. With the gun climate the way it is I expect to see fewer and fewer "deals" for a good while. I used to find P guns everywhere I went and tons of used ones. No more. Even the mags are not up for sale as much here on our forum like before. I was at Whittakers yesterday and the only P gun there besides the 345's was a P944. There were several SR's though. They are really in demand and If I find another one around I'll try to get it too. I've probably had 5 people ask me to sell one of my P95's this month at work.

 

[BrittB]

My P90 fits my hand like I designed it. It would be my, "If I could only have one gun." gun!

 

[P90]

My P90 fits my hand like I designed it. It would be my, "If I could only have one gun." gun!

Do you have the Hogue Rubber Grip on it? I've tried different grips, but I haven't found anything equal to the Hogue Rubber Grip on mine.

 

[BrittB]

I may try that in the future but as is, my P90 is really good. I know some people complain about them because of size or whatever but they don't own my gun and to me, my gun is perfect. I just need a better way to hide it on me.

 

[boomer1]

My P90 fits my hand like I designed it. It would be my, "If I could only have one gun." gun!

Do you have the Hogue Rubber Grip on it? I've tried different grips, but I haven't found anything equal to the Hogue Rubber Grip on mine.

I agree, I have Hogue Rubber Grips on both of my P's. The Hogue grips just seems to mold to fit my hand.

 

[cwm1150]

I like my Ruger P85MK2, shoots well and is reliable. I carry it on duty sometimes on extra jobs.........

 

[Bammac]

I've just got happier with the P95 the more time I have with it.
Makes me wish I had owned one while my eyes were still young.
So far it has been as reliable as my Combat Commander- which has never had a hiccup in the 30+ years I've owned it.

I think maybe after owning an AMT .22 BU, It was decided I had suffered enough, and I've had pretty good luck with firearm reliabilty since.

 

[cjs1945]

I have Hogue grips on all my metal frame P series pistols, they just seem to give them a perfect feel. With my P944 i can shoot 50% tighter groups with the Hogue grips. All of the P series pistols are solid and dependable pistols, but i think the P944 and P345 Are my favorites.