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  • #16
    jdben92883
    Veteran Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 3635

    Ding, Ding, Ding...have a winner here. The trigger is very nice. The reset is not. Basically you carry the entire trigger stroke all the way back forward before it resets. It's almost the same as a revolver. I bought one and sold it after one range trip. It's a nice break, but the reset (or lack of) is a cruel joke IMO.

    Originally posted by viet4lifeOC
    Was considering the LC9s. Good trigger, but don't like the long reset.
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    • #17
      Nrai2020
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 2342

      How does it compare in size to the other pocket 9s? How would you rate its size and weight to the shield vs xds vs 938?

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      • #18
        jdben92883
        Veteran Member
        • Dec 2012
        • 3635

        I just bought an XD-S. Much nicer trigger overall than the LC9s. It will live in an IWB holster. It's heavier than the LC9s and I didn't like the LC9s in my pocket. I wear cargo shorts, so I don't like heavy guns flopping around in my loose pockets. In fact, I wouldn't pocket carry any of the guns you've mentioned. That roll will get assigned to the G42 once I get one put on my permit.


        Originally posted by Nrai2020
        How does it compare in size to the other pocket 9s? How would you rate its size and weight to the shield vs xds vs 938?
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        • #19
          Virus55
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          • Aug 2012
          • 1697

          Traded for a lc9 just a little while ago. I haven't got to shoot it yet.
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          • #20
            slayer61
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2014
            • 1402

            LC9s vs Shield

            Let me start by saying I had the shield first and then bought the LC9s after having already shot the shield.

            The trigger pull on the striker fired Ruger is STILL too long. It still doesn't feel anything like any other striker fired pistol. I think Ruger missed the mark on this one.
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            • #21
              Nrai2020
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2013
              • 2342

              For my final SSE i m thinking either the lc9s or the XDS 45???

              My LGS has them for
              Lc9s $410 OTD
              XDS 45 $585 OTD

              Any recs? Good prices?

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              • #22
                neomedic
                Veteran Member
                • Oct 2006
                • 3276

                OP....what "pocket pistols" or subcompacts do you have now as that will help in choosing between 9 or 45

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                • #23
                  ruddogg
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                  • Apr 2010
                  • 2581

                  Originally posted by SoberClurichaun
                  Yes it does need SSE. It is double action so the trigger sucks but it is a self defense gun not a target shooter.
                  Shield>lc9
                  I think he meant the new one... Hickok45 reviewed it here. http://youtu.be/Opx_IFm0iQU

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                  • #24
                    Nrai2020
                    Senior Member
                    • Apr 2013
                    • 2342

                    Originally posted by neomedic
                    OP....what "pocket pistols" or subcompacts do you have now as that will help in choosing between 9 or 45
                    I have the sig 938, glock 26, xds 9.. Truthfully the xds 9 is kinda bigger and heavier than the 938.. I was looking to get a striker fired 9mm when I bought it on a whim.. I don't own any small 45s so the xds 45 is kinda appealing.. And the lc9s is quite a bit lighter than the xds and pretty well priced?

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                    • #25
                      Omil
                      Senior Member
                      • Nov 2009
                      • 2130

                      Originally posted by Nrai2020
                      Hey guys... what do you guys think of the lc9s? How does it compare to the other pocket 9mms out there (size, trigger, ergos)? Does it require SSE?


                      Between LC9s vs. XDs, I've handled both and trigger & reset from Xds' is much better. Price is a bit higher, but it comes with 2 mags & SA's gear-up program free 3 x-tras mags. Best deal !!
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                      • #26
                        golfrj
                        Senior Member
                        • Jul 2007
                        • 1623

                        Ruger has their own ideas on Customer Service, when one gunsmith began (you guys know who) modifying their LC9 trigger they made the trigger parts factory install only and Refused to sell customers any parts..

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                        • #27
                          1911su16b870
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                          • Dec 2006
                          • 7654

                          The LC9s has a very good trigger. Single reset position unlike the double reset on the LC9.
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                          • #28
                            NATEWA
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                            • Jun 2012
                            • 5977

                            I just sold my lc9 with galloway trigger job and cerakoted slide. While I was doing the ppt, I handled the dry fired the lc9s. After my time with the lc9, I would not get the lc9s. Here is why:

                            1) the safety protrudes out and digs into your skin when carrying IWB
                            2) the bluing is cheap and rusts the moment it touches sweat
                            3) they now pin the front sight so they fixed that problem but make sure you locktite the rear sight screw
                            4) American made mags are junk! I could twist and pull them out
                            5) it has the mag disconnect safety installed
                            6) if works is done to the gun, shipping to you may be an issue (this is what I hear - no personal experience)

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                            • #29
                              Nrai2020
                              Senior Member
                              • Apr 2013
                              • 2342

                              Originally posted by NATEWA
                              I just sold my lc9 with galloway trigger job and cerakoted slide. While I was doing the ppt, I handled the dry fired the lc9s. After my time with the lc9, I would not get the lc9s. Here is why:

                              1) the safety protrudes out and digs into your skin when carrying IWB
                              2) the bluing is cheap and rusts the moment it touches sweat
                              3) they now pin the front sight so they fixed that problem but make sure you locktite the rear sight screw
                              4) American made mags are junk! I could twist and pull them out
                              5) it has the mag disconnect safety installed
                              6) if works is done to the gun, shipping to you may be an issue (this is what I hear - no personal experience)
                              With the front sight being pinned... Can you change out the sights?

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                              • #30
                                Justintoxicated
                                Veteran Member
                                • Mar 2009
                                • 3836

                                I haven't pulled the trigger on XDS, but I'm suprised some say it is better than LC9s.

                                Still, search google and see how people feel about the quality of XDs. If I was to get an XDS It would be in 45 because that is at least unique, but with the shield and PPS being out there as competition I don't see any reason to get the XDS just because it has a $20 front sight and some free magazines.

                                LC9s is smaller than the others mentioned above though, would probably be more of a competitor with the P938 and Kahr CM9/PM9. It felts good when I handled it, but I did not like the protruding safety, and magazine disconnect. Plus reading that ruger requires you to ship and recieve through an FFL for warranty work, is a big turn off.

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