The P-series

[Three50seven]

Could someone list all of the P-series guns and their calibers please? I'm more of a revolver fan, but lately the old Ruger autos have been catching my eye. I'm just having trouble keeping them all straight! :lol:

 

[pistolpete]

Wiki pedia has an great write-up on the P series pistols.

 

[SteveSatch]

P85 9mm
p89 9mm
p90 .45
p91 .40
p93 9mm
p94 9mm and .40 versions
p95 9mm
p97 .45
p345 .45

 

[Three50seven]

Thanks! that's exactly what I was after!

 

[tech4064]

There was also a P944 in .40 cal., though, I can't tell you the difference between that one and the P94.

 

[Al James]

Great guns. Let us know if there are any models in particular that you are interested in buying. There are several people here that will be able to help you find what you are looking for.

 

[Anonymous]

There was also a P944 in .40 cal., though, I can't tell you the difference between that one and the P94.

Well the "P944" is really a P94. The catalog might call it a P944, but the gun has "P94" on the slide, just like the 9mm P94.

It was already mentioned in the post a few up from this that lists them all.

 

[Flash]

P85 9mm
p89 9mm
p90 .45
p91 .40
p93 9mm
p94 9mm and .40 versions
p95 9mm
p97 .45
p345 .45

P89X 9mm/30 Luger

 

[roylt]

I'm surprised no one posted Rugers link.

http://www.ruger.com/service/productHistory.html#

But now that I look at it again it doesn't show the calibers.

Just a warning the P-guns are addictive.

 

[P90]

The P guns are something that will make our Grandkids happy, when they get grown. They will be around for a long time.

 

[chefrob1]

The P guns are something that will make our Grandkids happy, when they get grown. They will be around for a long time.

+1

 

[gstan1919]

Wikipedia has a good break down of the P series Models and calibers with some history.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruger_P_series