Ruger 8 Shot Moon Clip 9mm Revolver

[davidb]

im in as a plinker, always wanted a 9mm revolver

[cindynles]

I've been on the lookout for a 625 to shoot in Revolver, but would consider an offering from Ruger IF the trigger could be made as smooth as a S&W. So far in my experience, that hasn't happened.

Once the S&W 929 hits the market you will probably see quite a few used 625's hit the market (at least that is what I hope happens, since I want a 625 too).

[ElDub1950]

To each his own but $900 seems to much for a 9mm anything. There are better 10 rnd semi-autos lots cheaper.

[send it_hit]

To each his own but $900 seems to much for a 9mm anything. There are better 10 rnd semi-autos lots cheaper.

THIS.

I'd definitely be interested in a quality ruger 9mm revolver, if they can produce it and sell for around $600.

[kygen]

THIS.

I'd definitely be interested in a quality ruger 9mm revolver, if they can produce it and sell for around $600.

I'd go as high as $500 for it.

I really would like one tho

[USM0083]

I'd buy one with a 4" barrel but it can't be more than $600.

[axhoaxho]

I would buy a 4" stainless steel in a heat beat.

[ptgarcia]

A Ruger 9mm competition revolver should sell well as long as it has a good trigger and is moon clip ready like the S&W 9mm guns. The Smiths are hard to get so if Ruger can fill shelves they'll sell. I don't think I'd pay $1100 for a Ruger, but if truely competition ready I'd pay $900.

[MrExel17]

Count me in, agreed price point should stay under $900.

[Snubshooter]

A nice 3" GP100 in nine would be cool. An SP101 9mm would be great too. The price would have to be in the $550 to $600 range.