Ruger P93?

[USM0083]

I remember looking at a P94L years ago, but as I recall they were LE sales only...?

Were P93's not on the roster on California?

The one I have shot belongs to a friend in AZ.

I believe there was an production overrun resulting in civilian P94Ls being sold. My buddy bought one to compliment his PC9.

I believe that the P93 was already out of production (supplanted by the P95) when the roster went into effect.

[Fishslayer]

Would love a p94 in 40.

That would be the 944 IIRC. I've actually seen a few of those in the wild. I would imagine a metal P series would be just the ticket for that cartridge.

[I Swan]

I have a pc4. I had a p944 but it was very inaccurate. I want the p89 that came with an extra 30Luger barrel.

[RangerJoe]

Still no owners chiming in here...

[I Swan]

Because they are not all that common and have been out of production like 20 years. They are not all that different from a P94 or a P95 thought those are polymer frame.

[36Ford]

The P94 is a great gun especially for when it was made IMO it was the best P-series pistol. Semi autos were a bit hit and miss in the early 90's. All the P's are great guns, for HD and the range, not so much for carry. Some stated they were ugly I disagree especially a P94 in stainless

[36Ford]

Because they are not all that common and have been out of production like 20 years. They are not all that different from a P94 or a P95 thought those are polymer frame.

The P94 has a aluminum frame, the P95 is polymer.

[turbobladz]

Not a p93 i know, but here is my wife's P94

[CodyGT46]

Here's my greenish P89. I recently picked it up and its an amazing gun, had it to the range several times and has really impressed me, even better is the fact my girlfriend likes it.

[I Swan]

The P94 has a aluminum frame, the P95 is polymer.

I'm aware of that I've owned or own both plus other Ruger pistols such as the P85, P97, P90, P89.
One of my misspellings may have made it look like I didn't know that. I also own the Ruger book by Wilson one of the designers that was quoted in book talked about how Ruger just doesn't make small pistols. At leaat at that time.

[hmbrewr]

Well, I guess I'm one of the few that own one. Bought it new back then. Don't remember what year. Bought it then because it was one of the smallest 9's I could find, and I liked the idea that it was stainless. Keep it next to the bed and occasionally to the range. Never have had a hiccup out of it, I'm very pleased with the accuracy. A little large for CC but a good home defense weapon.