Posted by TimV on February 20, 2016 at 19:13:25 from (74.78.234.72):
In Reply to: Well that was a BUST posted by The tractor vet on February 20, 2016 at 19:01:34:
Tractor Vet--just one quick comment on the SR9 vs SR9C--I've shot both quite a bit as two friends own one of each, and have been really amazed at how much differently they handle. I was not at all impressed with the SR9--it shot much like Ruger's older autos--that is to say, it was like shooting a typewriter. It was topheavy, clunky, and VERY susceptible to jamming--it particularly did not like to be limpwristed--unless you held it like a vise, it would jam repeatedly. The SR9C, on the other hand, showed none of those problems, and we put a couple boxes of whatever ammo we had through it with no issues. In general, it was a much more enjoyable gun to shoot, which should translate into a gun she WILL actually shoot, and the more compact size is a bonus for anyone with smaller hands, while still being large enough for someone with larger hands to get a full grip. They also make an extension for the grip that allows shooting the full-sized magazines in the compact. I've seldom if ever found many deals at gun shows--it seems to be the place most dealers bring their junk to sell hoping the larger crowd will bring in suckers who don't know any better.
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