Thinking of selling my LC9 for a G19

[WILDMAN442]

Well I have put about 100 rounds through my ruger and I just cannot get a good feel for it.

I shot my friends G19c and that thing was super smooth. Loved how it felt.

So my question is how much should I ask for my ruger? I see they have come down in price so I won't be getting much.

Thoughts?

[21SF]

tree fity

[Moto]

Great choice on the Glock!

[WILDMAN442]

I used to carry a g22 at work and enjoyed it. But we are now carrying smith M&Ps.

But for an off duty/ fun range gun I thought the 19 was a good choice.

Justin

[willerfortheworld]

Not a bad trade if you can...If you like that sort of thang

[Lumpia is sarap!®]

Not sure about the price, but I'm definitely sure about the Glock!

[giantsfan]

That's exactly what I did...douched the LC9 and got a G19 and G26. I couldn't get a feel for the LC9..didn't like it at all. Sold it for $335 I think..something like that.

Glock is way better for me..

[willerfortheworld]

Cz75 is way better for me <----ya that X3 :P

[Anchors]

My Glock 19s are for CCW if clothing allows and also nightstand/open carry (when I'm back home in AZ).
If clothing/weather conditions don't permit a G19, then my PF9 is the CCW gun (it is basically the same as your Ruger minus a few things).

I say keep/get both.

[tal3nt]

G19 > LC9 by a lot.

[SDM44]

Heh, I'm the opposite.

Had a couple of Glock 19's over the past few years. Sold them earlier this year, and now I have a LC9 w/LaserMax to suffice my 9mm 'smaller' handgun needs.

Sure, I think the Glock had a few pro's over the LC9, but I'm perfectly content with owning & shooting my LC9.

[echang72]

i say keep/get both as well :]

[drifter2be]

That's exactly what I did...douched the LC9 and got a G19 and G26. I couldn't get a feel for the LC9..didn't like it at all. Sold it for $335 I think..something like that.

Glock is way better for me..

Lol, I just did the same thing, ditched my LC9 last week and now I own a G23 and G27. I had both the LC9 and the KelTec PF9, which is the gun Ruger cloned to make the LC9. Couldn't get a feel for either. Crumby triggers, and hard to be accurate with that mile-long trigger pull. Shooting 5-6" groups at 25 feet, switched to G23, shot a 3" group at that distance, and it was my first time shooting a Glock, and first time I shot a .40 in a long time. Was gonna get the 9mm versions, but I figured I can grab conversion barrels from Storm Lake or Lone Wolf and have guns capable of shooting 2 calibers.