Picked up a P90

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Picked up a P90 today to go with my P89. This is the DC model. These are clunky, outdated, under appreciated guns; but they are also pretty much trouble free. I've yet to encounter one that gave problems. Got both my P-series for under $400 and they are a lot more gun than much that's being marketed today.
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Clunky? Yeah, but smooth-as-silk to shoot. Don't have one right now, but just missed snagging one a couple of weeks ago. They're a great value when you find a nice one.
 
I have a P97DC that I bought about 20 or so years ago. I've never had a single problem with it, and its more accurate that I am. I hardly shoot it any more but will not sell it. The few hundred bucks that I might get for it is not enough for me to part with it. And if the SHTF, I still have several hundred 45acp rounds in my cabinet.
 
Picked up a P90 today to go with my P89. Snip
Just the opposite for me. I bought my P90 new. I found a good deal on a P89 last year to have the "same" pistol to shoot for cheaper.
CW with a kydex holster, kydex double mag pouch and several magazines.
All but one of the mags was 10rd so got several Ruger 15rd mags for it when Dack was having a sale with free shipping.
Also got some 10/22 and LCP Max mags at the same time.

Tom
 
YES!!

Keep the P-guns alive!!

P89DC was my first. Lost count how many I've had and sold. KP94DCREM unit is my favorite. The REM finish is sooo purdy. To me.
 
That P90 will shoot great groups. Rugers most accurate P series in my experience.

I have a P97DC that I bought about 20 or so years ago. I've never had a single problem with it, and its more accurate that I am. I hardly shoot it any more but will not sell it. The few hundred bucks that I might get for it is not enough for me to part with it. And if the SHTF, I still have several hundred 45acp rounds in my cabinet.
Let me know if you decide to sell it. You'd be over $300 if it has the box, mags, etc.
 
I have found one located locally (Idaho) advertised for 350.00.

It's a 91DC in 40 S&W.

I am currently without a 40 and have never owned one of these.....
91 is rare? Why so?

I think when I get back in town I'll pick it up, still listed.

Why are they rare?

I've shot a "P" series, friends gun, once; I thought it was big and boxy but smooth and great quality.

I'm thinking "house gun." The 40 S&W is a fantastic round for such purposes and I don't care how big or heavy a house gun is.

Also, can someone please tell me how to follow this thread? I'm not seeing it clearly.
 
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