IT’S AN LC9. Not “LCR.” I guess I picked the wrong day to stop doing meth. Anyway, I’ve uploaded a couple of pics of the Ruger LC9 in hand after the jump. Full review to follow.
IT’S AN LC9. Not “LCR.” I guess I picked the wrong day to stop doing meth. Anyway, I’ve uploaded a couple of pics of the Ruger LC9 in hand after the jump. Full review to follow.
So jealous. Can’t wait to see how she handles.
Aaack! Another useless (and potentially dangerous) ‘safety’ on a deep-concealment pistol. Thank heavens that mine doesn’t have one.
I was thinking “aaaaack, ANOTHER Ruger!”
Yupper…That safety is definitely useless and dangerous. Makes the entire gun useless for its intended purpose just likes its bigger brethren.
Semi’s with safeties aren’t all bad, but semi’s with bad safeties are.
Frame safety locky thingies are not just without value, they are more garbage to break.
Good video! And I learned that I have been mispronouncing your name all this time. Emphasis on the second syllable.
Never bring a gun to an unboxing match.
Is Ruger working their way through the Kel Tec line up one gun at a time?
I’m keeping my eyes peeled for a Ruger Red Label bullpup.
It looks bigger in the pics than it does in the video (that’s what she said).
I’ve uploaded some videos for the review. Click here for the “guntruth” YouTube channel. The Ruger SR9’s safety will come up again (so to speak) in the review. Meanwhile, click here for the Ruger rep’s explanation.
Thanks Robert, I really enjoy your videos. Is it common practice for them to include a spent cartridge? Is that really to show that the gun has been test fired?
Have a hard time buying a Keltec clone, prefer the original. Held a LC9 the other day and just didn’t like the feel of it.
As a sidenote:The LCP is slicker in the grip than the P3AT and just didn’t do anything for me.
I heard a report that the LC9 was shooting 4 inch groups at 10 feet not too impressive if you ask me. Is this gun an accurate shooter? Was it the fault of the shooter or the pistol?
Shooter. See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBwHzBund-E And: http://thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/03/robert-farago/gun-review-ruger-lc9/. Shot it again last night. Combat accuracy is fine. Getting better groups requires plenty of practice with the trigger.
Panties are sure in a twist over the safety of this fine gun. Don’t like it? Simple. Don’t use it. Or better yet, don’t buy it – more for me 😉
I’m not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater over a very basic safety mechanism.
Nice Rollie – Datejust?
“Trousers”? Did that really roll off your lips? Trousers? 😉
Why does everyone get so upset about a safety. Like what was said before, if you don’t like it don’t use it. If you don’t like Ruger don’t buy it.
Rob Drummond
Hillsboro, NH