Ruger P95 9mm W/Rail, Polymer Frame, 15 Rd Mags

I ordered my p95 on 5-1-13 (after waiting for about 4 months for impact guns to get them in stock) and i just picked it up last night!! very quick shipping to my ffl dealer (was there on 5-7-13) with ground shipping from UT to IL... As far as the Ruger, as of right now i havent shot this p95 but have shot one in the past! Great gun that is a quality handgun that will last you a lifetime if taken care of.. The last p95 i shot about a year ago had some nice groupings at about 30 yards believe it or not. I feel confident that my ruger p95 will provide years of service and is the best "bang for the buck" i looked at a M&P 9mm but for almost half the cost i think the ruger comes close in many categories that were important to me (reliability, cost, durability, and accuracy) i wanted a non "flashy", expensive, reliable handgun for target shooting and night stand use! Good luck finding a better value!!

By Ben from IL

I think this weapon is pound for pound the best side arm you can use. They are light, durable, will eat anything you put in it, and is very accurate. You can't go wrong with this purchase and you can't beat the price for it. Awesome job by Ruger.

By Paul from Virginia

I bought a Ruger P95 just to have another nine for plinking etc. These guns have been around well over a decade and have a stellar reputation for longevity and all around durability. Like they say " ruff and tuff like a Ruger". I have found this pistol to shoot great, eat anything, and with and with the 3.9 inch barrel plenty accurate for defense or plinking. Great gun for the money and in my opinion one of the best 9mm values on the market today. Ruger's customer service is excellent should you have any issues (unlikely :)

By Big Timmy from Kennewick, WA

This is an ugly, heavy gun and I would not trade it for anything. As they say, ugly tries harder. This gun was spot on accurate out of the box. I have put 2000 rounds thru it with zero problems. This thing is a tank, it eats anything I feed it including cheap Tula steel case. Due to the weight and size it is not a comfortable conceal weapon but this is the weapon I keep in my bedroom for home defense. The grip is rather wide, so if you have small hands, this gun may be a little uncomfortable for you.

By Wraith from South Carolina

Love shooting this gun,and hit the range at least once a week. Only disappointment is gun advertised as 4 inch barrel, when over 2 inches of that is chamber. Barrel 23/4 inches long. Why do they let companys get away with this type of advertising. Gun itself is a sweetheart.

By Brownie from Ocala,Fl

I've had the Ruger P95DC model for over 10 years. I have put over 5,000 rounds of everything imaginable through it without a hiccup. I mean EVERYTHING...from cheap 95 grain aluminum cased Blazer to 115 grain Federal Hydrashocks to 147 grain Speer +P. It would eat anything. It would consistently blow out the X-ring in half-dollar sized groupings at 25 yards from the day I got it until the day I traded it in. It is an extremely easy gun to field strip and detail clean. I finally traded it in for a conceal/carry weapon. I figured after over 5,000 rounds, it was time to let go. If you want a pretty gun, this isn't for you. If you want spot on accuracy and unmatched reliability, look no further.

By Greg from Florida

The feel of the P95 is perfect. The two I bought came from Ruger with a point of impact slightly to the side of the bullseye on a target 20 feet away. Easily adjusted with a regular brass punch and hammer and they are SPOT ON! Easy takedown on them as well, and this is a novice speaking. The only issue I ever had was with the safety of one of them. Since I had two I switched parts out to narrow it down to that, and let Ruger know what to replace since the safety extended past the stopping point and could rub the slide. I've never had as good of customer service as with Ruger! They had it fixed in no time and back in my hands ready to ride. I've already recommended this to every friend I have who knows what a gun even is. Definitely buy one...or two ;)

By Menearato from Tennessee

I've never owned the p95 but I do own a p97 which you could say is practicly the same gun.If I get a chance to get a p95 I will surely snatch it up.My p97 and I are inseparable.I carry it everywhere and it has never misfired or jammed.I trust this gun with my life.

By Phil from Home

Has my p95 for 5 years. Never fired it for 3 yrs. Took it out of the box a shot 10 rings @ 35 ft. Never a jam or misfire. Shot everything from Win. sjh to Russian steel case crape. Never a problem. Going for another 40cal. next.

By mack221 from alabama

Had it for years and just now brung it out of the safe to go plink around with the AR. Mags have been loaded for years and locked and loaded it and it performed flawlessly. Best bang for the buck

By jus another GI from las vegas

Had a problem with the extractor. Wouldn't grab the shell and after I fired a round it would jam up. Took the extractor out and bent it just slightly and made it a little more rigid. Works well now.

By Don from Kansas

I love this gun, I have two. I have never had a miss feed or a ftf with either of these pistols. They were both accurate out of the box. For the price you could not ask for more.

By Sean from Portland Oregon