It is hard to say. I presently own 3 Ruger semi-auto's. I really like my SR-1911 because it looks cool & is fun to shoot. I also really like my Max-9. There isn't really anything special about it but it is small, light, & easily concealable.
My Ruger 2004 P89 9mmI was pondering exactly what the members favorite Ruger semi-auto pistol they own.
In the past the Ruger P97 & P93 were my favorites.. but over the years I ended up trading them off …
But as of now the Ruger Security 380 is my now favorite … easy shooting , easy to rack and very dependable..
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Yes my lcp2 is a jam machine Worst gun ever but I still keep it as a garage gunI bought a Ruger LCP (380) as a carry weapon. My reasons were: (1) Ruger reputation, (2) small and good size for carry, and (3) Cost was ok. I fired about 300 rounds and it never really worked correctly. The primary reason was the pistol would jam after one or two rounds. So I took it back to the gun shop where I bought it and asked if I could trade it in on a Ruger LCP II, which was supposed to be the answer to the LCP jamming. The gun shop was nice and I traded it for the II. GUESS WHAT? The RUGER LCP II jams just like the LCP! I am now looking for a new carry gun and hopefully can trade the LCP II on a new carry gun, which will definitely not be a RUGER LCP.
I must be the luckiest LCP II .22LR owner in the world. It simply never jams, with one time due to my own stupidity- I loaded it with sub-sonics. Can't do that with this type of gun. I don't know what you are using, but try CCI mini-mags. May solve your problem.I like most of my Rugers. The one exception being the recently purchased LCPII in 22LR. It mostly works ok, but jams up just often enough that I am not comfortable using it as a carry gun as I had hoped to do. I guess my favorite is my EDC, my LC9s. Absolutely reliable, acceptable recoil, accurate enough for me to rely upon for self defense.
JohnL you are posting on the wrong thread. This tread is: Your favorite Ruger Semi-Automatic pistolMy favorite is J.M. Browning's Colt Model of 1911.
I have owned a few but not currently. The closest is a Zastava Model 88 single action based upon the Tokarev of the mid 1930s which was based on the 1911.
Certainly, auto loading pistols have come a long way. If I were to purchase another now it would be the Smith & Wesson Model 39. That seems to be the only DA auto loader which fits my hand. Single stack magazine only. Although I can maintain good trigger contact with the Browning Hi Power.
OHHHHHHHH!My favorite semi pistol by Ruger is this Integrally Suppressed 1953 US Army Mark1. It has a bolt lock for single shot ultra quietness.
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