ruger lc9

[diat150]

anyone got one or handled one? Looking for something small to conceal and was wondering if it is worth looking at the lc9 instead of the lcp?

 

[Danny Abear]

Yep, i've had 1 for over a month now, couple others on here have one also. Only have about 200 rounds thru mine, but absolutelly no problem; it is larger than lcp, kinda hard to pocket carry, but overall very nice pistol

 

[longhorn_92]

I would get one for sure.

 

[ofcmetz]

I wish they had come out earlier. Woulda saved me a fortune if I had bought one or two of them instead of my two karh 9's. Looks like a good gun.

 

[johnnyj28]

i know a little stale... but if you looking for LCP.. I have one with 2 mags and a pocket carry holster.. forgot name of it... will sell for $220

 

[Tadpole]

LC9 is the only nine I own. Only one I need. Runs perfect for a small nine. Like a stretched LCP..into a nine.

 

[Sin-ster]

I don't know if it was just the single unit that I handled, but it had the worst trigger pull I've ever come across. I would literally prefer a Sigma-- and compared them side-by-side to arrive at that decision.

Maybe just a lemon or something, but... It was rotten. The weight wasn't so bad as the travel characteristics. I remember creep, stack, more creep, more stack-- "is this thing ever going to break the shot?" And after the break, the over travel felt like it went on forever. I was actually so shocked, I never even thought to check for the reset...

 

[mnop308]

Thinking about one to replace my Kahr P9 Covert that just suddenly died. Anybody else got any comments on the trigger? I have held them, but not pulled the trigger. Is it like 20 miles of gravel road, or was the above post just a fluke?

 

[Sin-ster]

Thinking about one to replace my Kahr P9 Covert that just suddenly died. Anybody else got any comments on the trigger? I have held them, but not pulled the trigger. Is it like 20 miles of gravel road, or was the above post just a fluke?

FWIW, if there was grittiness (that can be polished/shot out), I didn't notice it. It was the creep/stack/creep/super stack/heavy break/10 miles of over travel that got my attention.

I pull a trigger probably 1200 times a week (1k of them on live rounds), and I could not for the life of me get the sights on that thing to stay put during dry fire. Not just wiggle/wobble-- straight up yank and jump. It was so bad in fact, that my bet would be that there was just something wrong with that pistol. I wish there had been a few more around to mess with.

 

[johnnyj28]

ive had both LCP and LC9... LCP has no sights.. its a point and shoot basically... but thats what its for I guess.. up close and personal... LC9 was cool.. long trigger pull ,,,Double action only... single stack so skinny.. which is good I guess...==== 7 +1 capacity== not so good.. Id look at the PF9 keltec... alot cheaper than the ruger.. pf9 at a gun store is $279 + tax.. (I think pf9 is 7 in the mag also).. keltec p-11 is 9 in mag I think.. (single stack vs staggered stack)..

 

[gonepecan]

Bought one for my MIL. I really like it. Finish is nice, and the gun fired everything I fed through it. Trigger pull is very long though, and there's too many safeties for my tastes.

 

[Leadfoot]

Diamondback. DB9. Nuff said.

ZoMbIe tHREad!!!