Should I????....

[madstyle1]

Just an update ... I sold my ruger SR9 and instead of getting the SR40c for compact size I ended up going with a Kimber Pro Carry II ... Figured it would be easier to have two .45 acp and two 1911 so I can save on bulk ammo and just buying one size

[Mossy Man]

used to have an SR40c

good little gun

sold it and bought a G19.

[Mossy Man]

Per Ruger all the SR series (SR9, SR9C, SR40 and SR40C) have the same witdh 1.27".

http://www.ruger.com/products/sr9/specSheets/3309.html

http://www.ruger.com/products/sr9c/specSheets/3316.html

http://www.ruger.com/products/sr40/specSheets/3472.html

http://www.ruger.com/products/sr40c/...eets/3478.html

the slide is supposedly a teeny bit thicker on the 40 in reality.

we know the price of .40 is a lot thicker than 9mm

[InGrAM]

Just an update ... I sold my ruger SR9 and instead of getting the SR40c for compact size I ended up going with a Kimber Pro Carry II ... Figured it would be easier to have two .45 acp and two 1911 so I can save on bulk ammo and just buying one size

Nice choice.

[markw]

I already own an 1911 i really dont have the need for 3 handguns and two shot guns...

You do know that in order to help the economy, California passed legislation requiring you to buy one pistol every 30 days. You're slacking.

[madstyle1]

Lol ...

[Invisible_Dave]

You do know that in order to help the economy, California passed legislation requiring you to buy one pistol every 30 days. You're slacking.

You must buy one every 30 days, but then disassembly and store in a locked case that only the government knows the combination to. This is California after all