Ruger P94

[elykrolyat]

Not bad on the price. You could probably find one a little cheaper online, but then there's shipping and all that.

I'm rather curious about what kind of custom optics are on a P94, please post a pic when you get it home, if you don't mind.

Definitely, at risk of sounding like an idiot, its pretty much just the iron sights with two little yellow glow-stick looking things on the rear sights and a redish tinted one on the front sight.

[Chameleon Loco]

I just picked up a my p95 a few days ago. I'm really excited to shot it, and also finally happy that that I have a p95 and ruger pc9 combo.

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[73 RB-Z]

Definitely, at risk of sounding like an idiot, its pretty much just the iron sights with two little yellow glow-stick looking things on the rear sights and a redish tinted one on the front sight.

Sounds like a previous owner installed some fiber optic sights. Easily visible and bright sights only enhance the range experience for me. A very large front dot can make tight groups a little more challenging, but I doubt it's a concern here.

In general, my opinion is that Ruger's aren't super ground breaking or innovative, but they are built like tanks, reliable, and solid guns. I love the Blackhawk and 10/22 I own.

Buy some snap caps and shuffle them into some loaded mags. You hit that dummy round and see yourself flinch a couple times, and it won't take long to work that out.

First gun, get to the range and (safely) have fun. Go slow and work on marksmanship fundamentals. Also the standard advice, invest in training when it makes sense financially. Welcome to your new favorite hobby

[MrOrange]

Definitely, at risk of sounding like an idiot, its pretty much just the iron sights with two little yellow glow-stick looking things on the rear sights and a redish tinted one on the front sight.

Ah, yes, as stated probably what is commonly called fiber optic sights. Usually when we say "optics" it means something like this:



Although I did find this custom set up, from an old auction:

[cmart357]

My first pistol also, would probably sell my p90 .45 before I sold the p94. After 6000 to 8000 rounds or so the trigger is verrrry smooth now. Accurate enough for any pistol use you would encounter and absolutely reliable.

[kelvin232]

love the p345. but i'm a ruger fanboy

[osis32]

I remember a p89 was the first handgun I ever shot at Jackson arms. It was their rental. I compared it to a glock. Both were clunky but the ruger felt better in my hand and surprisingly well. That was a great shooter.

[Iminocca]

I bought one in 94 and still have it, like others have said it's a solid gun that goes bang every time. Don't shoot it a lot these days but I'll never sell it...also have a half dozen 15 round mags for it.

[bigchinner]

First gun I purchased when I was 21-P89. Still have it. Sent it back to Ruger after about 10,000 rds.; new trigger bar, guide rod and spring. I wouldn't sell it.

[nnettepos]

Looks like a bygone era but it feels good.

[orangeusa]

My P90 was my most accurate semi-auto, so I bought a 2nd one.

I have Berettas, but the sights on the P90 are great.

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[elykrolyat]

Ah, yes, as stated probably what is commonly called fiber optic sights. Usually when we say "optics" it means something like this:



Although I did find this custom set up, from an old auction:

Ahhh gotcha! My bad... Like I said new owner haha Thanks for the info