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Everyday Carry Pocket Dump of the Day: Ruger SR9E

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Look! It’s a Ruger SR9E in Mike A’s everydaycarry.com pocket dump! Jeremy was talking about this very gun in the comments section underneath his review of the new Ruger Security-9. ‘Cause it’s gone! By that I mean . . .

Ruger’s quietly dropped the budget striker-fired SR9E — that cost $100 less than a “proper” SR9. Given that the similarly-sized hammer-fired Security-9 streets for a little less than the presumably defunct SR9E (c. $350), duh.

Still, I reckon ye olde SR9E matches well with Mike A’s black Carttiya Tactical Pen 3 in 1 Car Emergency Escape Tool Window Glass breaker with Premium Ballpoint Pen and Touch Screen Pen, don’t you?

Click below to see what the hoi polloi are carrying.

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Robert Farago

Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. Boaters and fire fighters will have to get rid of line launchers since they are identical with grenade launchers. The stock on my AR does not fold.
    But a military feature is not a bayonet lug because it can be an attachment point for a bipod.
    When will NJ adopt the European model and ban military calibers?
    45 ACP is illegal in Mexico, 9×19 is illegal in India but 9×21 is legal. Will NJ ban 5.56×45 but allow .223 Remington?
    Will NJ put all the Jr. High girls in jail on charges of prostitution because they have all the features?

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  2. Great series of articles!

    If I might make one suggestion, the occasional arrow with label (e.g. “Bad contact point”) on the photos would really help to clarify things for those not very familiar with bolt-actions.

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  3. I got an SR9e six months ago and have not yet even fired it. Brand new with free shipping and no tax from a merchant using gunbroker.com. The price I paid was $246, and $20 to my FFL gunsmith for receiving it for me.

    There’s one thing I don’t like in particular – the grip is fat and wide. And I had purchased a pachmayr rubber glove for the grip (before I had even received the gun) and it makes the grip even fatter. ‘Bought everything sight unseen, simply based on the great reviews it had gotten. So, I don’t know what I’m going to do with it. My everyday carry is a Kimber 1911.45 ACP 4″ barrel which is wonderful.

    My wife is a tiny, petite thing and when I expressed my disappointment with the size of the grip, she disagreed. lol Go figure.

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