You will find that CORBON Powr'Ball ammo will feed perfectly. Don't get in the habit of shooting this gun a lot. They are not made for plinking.I bought mine at a Cabela's with a year or so worth of Bday, Christmas, and Fathers-day gift cards. Nice little gun. Only issue I've had is feeding Hornday JHPs. I just bought a box of Speer Gold Dots and did a minor polish of the feed ramp. Neither has been tested yet. It will disappear in your pocket. I carry mine in a DeSanti Nemesis.
Why? What happens? Do they fall apart?You will find that CORBON Powr'Ball ammo will feed perfectly. Don't get in the habit of shooting this gun a lot. They are not made for plinking.
Why? What happens? Do they fall apart?
Or is the ammo to expensive?
Or do they tear up your hand?![]()
They are not made for plinking...Why? What happens? Do they fall apart?
Or is the ammo to expensive?
Or do they tear up your hand?![]()
Yeah, these things happen. That's why I am rarely the first one to have a new gun.I see Ruger has a recall on these now!Go to the Ruger site for the serial series that are being recalled. Someone else posted this on another thread on this forum, that's how I found out about it. Apparently someone dropped one and it fired, no injuries to date, but they are recalling and rewarding with a spare clip with I believe the finger extension on it. They also have made some other mods to the weapon since the frist couple of runs which they will install. So I guess it's good that I do not have one yet, I hate sending equipment back, although this is a must do for safety reasons.
Interesting.... I haven't seen that yet. I'll keep an eye out for it.Looks like they switched to a Glock style trigger safety, did a little internal work, slapped a red dot on it and sent it back to the owner.
Yup, just read an article in the latest issue of one of the gun mags.Interesting.... I haven't seen that yet. I'll keep an eye out for it.
That's what they did to my SR9 that went back for recall. It works great.Looks like they switched to a Glock style trigger safety, did a little internal work, slapped a red dot on it and sent it back to the owner.
Photos please... if possible.That's what they did to my SR9 that went back for recall. It works great.
One week door to door turnaround.
The last I heard, they have not modified any LCPs yet. They are waiting for parts. There was no mention of a trigger replacement on Ruger's website.
I am waiting for the box so my little buddy can return to the mothership for mods. I really like mine now and I'm sure it will be fine after they work on it. The free mag with finger extension is a good bonus...