Anyone own a Ruger LC9?

[White_lightning]

My FIL has an LC9 and I've shot a friends Nano. I'd take the Nano. The LC9 has a terrible DA trigger.

With that said, I have zero problems carrying a .380. When I don't carry my Sig P239 9mm, I carry my Ruger LCP and my wife carries a Sig P238.

I'd take a Sig p938 over both LC9 and Nano.

Marcus

I dont want a gun with the hammer cocked back in my wifes purse.

[Mike]

I do and I happen to like it. If you spend a little range time with it, you'll get accustomed to the trigger. I think it's fine, but some people don't like it. All that matters is it's small and reliable.

I have one and agree.

[2cammer97]

I dont want a gun with the hammer cocked back in my wifes purse.

Understandable. I am really opposed to purse carry but thats primarily because we have two yound kids. My wife carries her Sig P238 on her body in a belly band type holster from Pistol Wear. It has worked extremely well in exercise clothes when she goes running or in business dress type clothes.

Even if a gun is DA and hammerless I'd still want it in some type of pocket holster inside the purse. A DA trigger could still get accidentally pulled in a purse with all the junk women carry around. ;-)

Marcus

[sc281]

I'll take it

Done.

[O.C.]

I bought my friends a PF-9 for a housewarming gift, and they love it. Denny has a couple of them, too, and he loves them. The trigger is worlds better than the LC9 trigger.

Throw a belt clip on it and it become the easiest thing in the world to throw on your belt, clip to your pocket or clip into a pocket inside her purse.

[White_lightning]

Understandable. I am really opposed to purse carry but thats primarily because we have two yound kids. My wife carries her Sig P238 on her body in a belly band type holster from Pistol Wear. It has worked extremely well in exercise clothes when she goes running or in business dress type clothes.

Even if a gun is DA and hammerless I'd still want it in some type of pocket holster inside the purse. A DA trigger could still get accidentally pulled in a purse with all the junk women carry around. ;-)

Marcus

her purse has a pocket in it that fit my P238 pocket holster perfectly..

i just want to move away from .380... i dont think it would stop a pissed off circus midget

[Moose242]

I dont want a gun with the hammer cocked back in my wifes purse.

[White_lightning]

Ill have to see how the P7 compares size wise.. but thats a good option too.

[Moose242]

Ill have to see how the P7 compares size wise.. but thats a good option too.

It is a really safe pistol and they are a single stack 9mm (except for the m13 model). A p7 will not go off unless you want it to.

[71pantera]

I do and I happen to like it. If you spend a little range time with it, you'll get accustomed to the trigger. I think it's fine, but some people don't like it. All that matters is it's small and reliable.

I agree the more I shoot anything the better I am with it. Why would I want to learn a new trigger pull when all my other triggers work differently, or I would argue as they should.

I just found that running a marathon with my trigger finger made me anticipate recoil.

Happy it worked for you.

[bobs94formula]

Trigger pull fix

http://gallowayprecision.com/ruger/lc9-and-lc380/

I know this is an older thread, but I just installed the Galloway Precision kit with the RTK trigger in my wife's LC9. We will hopefully get it to the range this weekend, but just doing a quick snap cap test fire she likes it already. It does have a shorter pull and you can tell it's a little lighter too.

She also has a Nano and chose to carry it over the LC9 before this.