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Ruger P90 .45 auto?
NOTPARS
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An acquaintance owns a gun store and can sell me a brand new stainless steel Ruger P-90 for around $380. Any opinions on this pistol? Reliable and doesn't jam?
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I WOULD RATHER BE DUCK HUNTING.
I can get a Ruger P-93 stainless in 9mm for the same price but am thinking the .45 is better for what I want...
As stated above buy it, it will never let you down.
Jason
Proud NRA member
"The constitutions of most of our states assert that all power is inherent in the people; that...it is there right and duty to be at all times armed."
Thomas Jefferson 1824
I wonder if it is a quality control issue? I had a Ruger K944 (.40 caliber) that was pretty accurate. Unfortunately I sold it. I wish I had kept it.
I began by looking at 1911 style .45's. I did find some in the $450 to $550 range but then I read reports on them (like Gun Test Magazine's report on the Auto Ordnance .45). Then I looked at .45's that got better reviews. The prices starting jumping up to $700 plus. Once I started looking at them, I started thinking I could add a match barrel and do this and do that to make the .45 shoot even better and of course the price went up even more. Then I said wait a minute, I was looking for a reliable large caliber pistol for knocking around with not taking to competitions. And, for the price $380 or even less, it seems the P-90 fills the bill. I still want a high quality 1911 style .45, but I'll have to wait a while until I have that kind of money.
P.S. Your post graphics and pictures are great! Some people say the Rugers are "ugly" but I like the way they look.
i've looked at many ruger auto and they seem to have a slighty looser slide than some other autos. but don't get me wrong, i love my ruger and for the money i think they are a great deal.