Ruger LC9s Pro

[jb1911]

I have an LC9s and like the thumb safety. I didn't like the mag disconnect so I removed it. Perfect carry gun, in my opinion of course.

 

[kiddchaos]

Good that there is an option. I like it.

 

[padawan]

Sigh... This thread didn't even get off the first page before it was badly derailed.

I watched the Hickok45 video on the LC9s Pro today as well. Seem like a nice shooter. I would like to see the trigger improved in the the current LC9. I like the safety especially with deep pocket/winter coat carry. Have you checked out the the Ruger LC9 Gun Belt Clip | Techna Clip

 

[ChalupaCabras]

I guess that people that aren't in the same age group are less able to do this so they like a no safety gun better. One more way that this age group has grown lazier than the one before it IMO.

Or maybe its just one less thing to worry about, one less fine motor skill to perform under stress - especially the flush mount vestigial safeties we tend to see on compact cary guns like the LC9 / Shield.

 

[blue2golf]

I have an LC9s and like the thumb safety. I didn't like the mag disconnect so I removed it. Perfect carry gun, in my opinion of course.

Well said. I carry the hammer fired LC9. Don't care much for the trigger but I like the presence of a safety. Too many instances of people shooting holes in themselves when carrying.


Note: the Ruger website no longer lists the hammer fired LC9. I wouldn't mind trading in my LC9 but the resale value is basically below $200. I might as well keep carrying what I have and outright buy a LC9s at some point in the future.

 

[looney2ns]

I watched the Hickok45 video on the LC9s Pro today as well. Seem like a nice shooter. I would like to see the trigger improved in the the current LC9. I like the safety especially with deep pocket/winter coat carry. Have you checked out the the Ruger LC9 Gun Belt Clip | Techna Clip

The current/old LC9 has been discontinued.

Galloway Precision can help with the old model trigger.

 

[warthog]

It's about simply not using the thing if you don't like it rather than forcing those who do want it to do without.

THAT's what I mean about this generation. YOU want ME to conform to YOU. Forget it. Conform to yourself and do what you need to be happy and let me do it my way without having to deal with YOU making it harder to do. ALL you need do is not use the safety. If you aren't needing to play with it it is going to remain stiff and hard to engage making it UNlikely to do so on its own. That solves it/\. Sto coon-fingering the safety and it solves all of our problems.

Now if you dislike my truths, stop poking me and I will agin disappear.

The LC9Pro is gone and so is the hammered one. What you get from Ruger now and the LC9s and guess what? Iy has a safety.http://www.ruger.com/products/lc9s/models.html

 

[nakinate]

It's about simply not using the thing if you don't like it rather than forcing those who do want it to do without.

THAT's what I mean about this generation. YOU want ME to conform to YOU. Forget it. Conform to yourself and do what you need to be happy and let me do it my way without having to deal with YOU making it harder to do. ALL you need do is not use the safety. If you aren't needing to play with it it is going to remain stiff and hard to engage making it UNlikely to do so on its own. That solves it/\. Sto coon-fingering the safety and it solves all of our problems.

Now if you dislike my truths, stop poking me and I will agin disappear.

The LC9Pro is gone and so is the hammered one. What you get from Ruger now and the LC9s and guess what? Iy has a safety.Ruger® LC9s® Centerfire Pistol Models

you mean your opinions? BTW, I carry a Ruger with a safety. I guess, according to you, that means I'm an old guy.

 

[dleak]

i have no safety on my 38 ... it usually rides under my beer gut pointed at the jewels ...

 

[NHT3]

I have an LC9s and like the thumb safety. I didn't like the mag disconnect so I removed it. Perfect carry gun, in my opinion of course.

My thoughts exactly.. Why not just ignore the active safety if you like, it's pretty small and a little difficult to engage and disengage, and remove the mag disconnect. You have just built your own "pro".

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[jdmack79]

It's about simply not using the thing if you don't like it rather than forcing those who do want it to do without.

THAT's what I mean about this generation. YOU want ME to conform to YOU. Forget it. Conform to yourself and do what you need to be happy and let me do it my way without having to deal with YOU making it harder to do. ALL you need do is not use the safety. If you aren't needing to play with it it is going to remain stiff and hard to engage making it UNlikely to do so on its own. That solves it/\. Sto coon-fingering the safety and it solves all of our problems.

Now if you dislike my truths, stop poking me and I will agin disappear.

They are simply your opinions, not truths. You say to just not engage the safety because its "unlikely" to engage itself. I won't depend on that. What if I went to use my gun and the safety was somehow engaged?

The LC9Pro is gone and so is the hammered one. What you get from Ruger now and the LC9s and guess what? Iy has a safety.Ruger® LC9s® Centerfire Pistol Models

Uhhhh....really?

 

[warthog]

I need to empty my cache then. I, like you, make mistakes.
I never said they were my truths. Try opinion,that is even in my signature.
Perhaps the real thing wrong with the young is their lack of reading comprehension?

IN any case I did mistake the reading of the website. OOPs. Though I also said the hammer model is gone which seems true still at least..

 

[Ithaca45]

I've had a LC9S Pro for several weeks and really like it. I qualified with it and carry it as a back up/ off duty gun. It conceals easily and shoots great.