DWARREN123

Howdy and Welcome to Tennessee and TGO!!!

Looks like snake country to me!

Breaking the law is breaking the law and you pay for it if caught! Don't break the law and you will not have to pay for it!

Well the Ruger SR 9, in my opinion, is made much better than a Taurus or even many other brands. The more I shoot it the better I get with it but then again I do that with most firearms.

Some folks seem to think they are spec ops or high level spy types and do things like this. Also a mental problem may be behind his idea of home security.

Howdy and Welcome to Tennessee and TGO!!!

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Howdy Tim and Welcome to TGO!!! Also have a Happy Thanksgiving.

I have 3, two in 45 acp and one in 9mm. They have been good.

Happy Time of Giving Thanks to one and all!

If you want a new firearm for Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Years check out https://www.RKGuns.com They are having a sale on some of their firearms. There is one in Clarksville, Tn.

Howdy and Welcome to TGO!!!

It is a comparison between apples and oranges, just depends on what you want. Either one would be fine for SD/HD in my opinion.

The Glock 48 is thinner and not as tall/long. I have Concealment Express IWB Kydex holsters for both and the Glock 48 carries so much easier and comfortably. I carry a extra mag for the EDC I have on. So that is 21 rounds for the Glock 48 and 35 rounds for the Ruger SR9. Depends on what you want, less rounds but thinner/lighter or more rounds thicker/heavier. Still the Ruger SR9 is thinner than a regular Glock pistol. Both seem accurate to me but that is subjective. Both also seem to be well made. I get the Glocks for $380 before taxes/TICS (military program) so pricing is not that far off between them.

Just picked up one. Nice pistol. Comes with regular 3-dot sights (rear is height adjustable), two 17 round magazines. Mags are made in Italy and look like Mec-Gar with anti friction coating. Pistol has a external safety (ambi) and magazine disconnect. The loaded chamber indicator is on top of the slide and sticks up quite a bit with a round chambered. None of this really bothers me and the mag disconnect is easy to remove if so desired. Pistol has good accuracy and is easy to shoot well. Grip is thinner than a lot of similar pistols. Full take down requires punches/hammer so not as easy as some others. Field strip does not require a trigger pull but you must push the ejector down to remove the slide, and either pull it up or insert a mag to raise the ejector back into operational position when reassembled. Overall a decent pistol and after 600 rounds there has been no pistol related problems This pistol is as accurate or a little more so than my Glock 48, which I like a lot and carry. May put the Ruger SR9 into carry rotation.