Ruger P95

[Guest jmorris]

bought a Ruger P95 stainless at academy sports today, $400 out the door tax and all. seems to be a very well made pistol. the clips are a little hard to load but hopefully they will get easier maybe i can get to the range sometime this week.

[walton6467]

I've had a P95 for a couple years and I love it. Fires anything I feed it. Enjoy.

[peejman]

The P-series pistols are hard to beat. My old P-85 still out-shoots me.

[Sidinman]

I got a P95 DC that I like a lot. Never had any problems, and it will shoot any ammo I've run through it.

[gotigers]

My Dad bought a P89DC in 91 or 92. I've had it for years. It runs like a scalded cat. Feeds all ammos and always fires. It is my HD and SHTF pistol. I trust it entirely. Shoot and clean is all i have ever had to do with it. If the DA trigger wasn't so long it would be perfect. With that said, the long DA trigger makes it a bit safer.

[Guest yzfMrLee]

I used to own a p95 dc. It was a great pistol for the money. Sold it to a friend cheap and shoot with him pretty often. I bought it in 2000 I think. He used it in his HCP class, and did great with it.

[SonnyCrockett]

P Series are the best deal in Semi Autos IMO........ I have seen P95s go as low as 299.00......

[Guest tenman]

Havent shot a P95 but did own and shoot a P90 for several years. Used to edc in a bladetech paddle holster, was a tad bulky but a very solid, dependable gun. Would shoot just about anything you could put through it, including my crappy first attempts at reloading .45 acp I'd +1 the above comments, it's a solid gun, not likely to give any problems or unwelcome surprises.

[Guest AlzRuger]

P95 Great gun... enjoy!

[walton6467]

However, to borrow from another thread, you CAN'T limp wrist a P95. Anytime I've ever let an unexperienced shooter use the gun, it stovepipes.

[alamogunr]

I bought two P95's before last Christmas. Gave them to my sons since they had been wanting a handgun. I paid less than $300 each for them incl. shipping. We've all been busy, so they haven't shot them so I 'm getting them back and will break them in for them. Everything I read says they are great guns for the money. Ruger's have always been reliable.

John

[A.J. Holst]

I too have a P95, which was my first auto. Love it. For a double stack, grip still feels good, decent trigger out of the box and I have had a few hundred rounds of trouble-free shooting.