Ruger® P95 9mm Luger High Capacity Pistol w/Stainless Steel Slide
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Simple, economical, and trustworthy in adverse conditions, every Ruger P95 Pistol brings a 25 year track record of reliability, durability and performance in the field. The Ruger P95 9mm Luger High Capacity Pistol w/Stainless Steel Slide surrounds its stainless steel barrel with a rugged slide made of Ruger's proprietary Terhune Anticorro stainless steel. The P95 9mm Luger keeps the weight down with a lightweight matte black reinforced polymer grip frame that sports a built-in picatinny rail for laser sights and other accessories. Like all P95s, this gun strips easily into five major subassemblies for cleaning and maintenance, without any special tools. High visibility, fixed, 3-Dot sights provide quick and easy target acquisition. Easy to reach, ambidextrous manual safety. Textured, non-slip grip. Weight: 27 oz. Capacity: 15+1 rounds.
- Brand - Ruger
- Action - Single/Double
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Rated 5 out of 5 by IzzyD Great 9mm!!
When I first purchased this gun I had some trouble with shell ejections. But after breaking in the magazines for a few days, I have yet to have any issues with this pistol. I have shot well over 1000 rounds and it's still performing great! Good price for good quality!
September 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JWoolever High Quality Gun, Excellent Price!!
I bought my Ruger P95 about two months age and have run at least 500 round through it. I have not had any minor or major malfunctions with this gun at all. The overall weight of the gun is balanced very well, even with a loaded magazine. The sights help me acquire my target with no effort at all. Tearing down the gun to clean is very easy, only had to read the instructions once to figure this gun out. Overall, this gun feels good in my hand at the range and performs flawlessly every time I pull the trigger to put rounds on target.
August 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by kdjc1912 newest one
I love this gun for it's ease of use and weight. Just put 60 rounds thru it no problems whatsoever. I will use this gun as my carry gun. Since you don't have to worry about concellment in Iowa.
March 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by dnjstaley Love this gun
I love this gun. I have fired around a thousand rounds through this gun with no problems at all. A little big for a carry gun for me but I do some times when I'm wearing a jacket or sweatshirt. Smooth and field strips easy for cleaning. There is nothing I can say but good things about this gun
September 20, 2011
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I believe the slide is nickle in color only, they are made of cast zinc so it is just a matter of color preference.The Walther forums are a great place to learn about them.
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if I need to bring my drivers license and something showing I passed the firearms safety class, how do I do this if this is my first pistol, don't I need a gun to take the course???Answers
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In Maryland you must have proper identification and have completed an online gun safety course before you are able to purchase. Im sure you can call Bass PRo in your area and they could tell you all the requirements.
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You will need to provide a valid drivers license or a state ID to prove who you are claiming to be. Most states, if not all, do not require you to own a handgun to take a firearms safety class. At the end of the class or during the last part of the class, the instructor will have you fire a few rounds with their provided handgun(s) for the class. Be sure to take the class if you are thinking of purchasing a handgun.A:
Not always. Research the classes some of them will supply the pistols if you dont have one. You may have to purchase the ammoDetails:
I have shot a 9mm several times with friends, but want to own one and shoot more often. What should I consider? What should I buy that is a good entry 9mm, but that will be enjoyable for a long time?Answers
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9 mm is a good starting point, ammo is cheap as far as guns go you should try a ruger it is easy to use and clean it is a good starter weapon either for home defense or just shooting at the range!A:
I was in the same situation a year ago... I bought a Hipoint C-9...they catch a lot of flack, but I got mine for $119 and was out the door with an extra magazine and box of ammo for $150. It's fun to shoot if you're just messing around... It does jam up too much to be dependable for personal protection, but for a starter just plinking...it's fine... I'm now looking to move up to something more dependable though.A:
I own many pistols and teach pistol class. This is by FAR the weapon I suggest for people to purchase or get familier with. The gun last forever, over 7000 rounds through my class gun, with NO signs of wear! wish I could say the same for my more "Pricy" weapons.Easy takedown and built like a tank. Little heavy for conc. carry but best pistol for the price and great fun to shoot!
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Ruger P95. Good value, shoots well and inexpensive. Stay away from the S&W Sigma. The P95 is a good gun to practice with at the range.1 of 1
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