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Thanks for the inputs. I agree with mavracer, the trigger brakes too far back. So it is either the LC9s or Springfield Hellcat. Would like to try each one. Either way I don't think I can go wrong.

Looking for opinions on the Ruger LC9s and the Springfield Hell Cat trigger pull. I heard they both had excellent triggers. My current carry is a Ruger LC9, which I want to replace because the trigger pull is terrible.

What if a person was evacuating say to the state of Georgia. Would they not have to abide in their laws. I know states have reciprocating laws but not all honor other states CWC. I live in Virginia and Georgia does not recognize Virginia's concealed carry permits. I was traveling to Florida...

My Ruger LC9 holds 7 rounds. When I carry it I bring a spare mag. My Glock 17 holds 16 rounds so I leave my spare mag at home.

I don't think I feel safer carrying but I do have the option of defending myself/family. Practicing at the range gets you acquainted with your weapon and shoot with accuracy. In a real life situation you will have to make a quick decision and it needs to be correct. Make a wrong decision and...

Early Remington Nylon 66 I was 13 when I bought my Remington Speedmaster. I saved my tips from my newspaper route. Paid $25 for it.

Early Remington Nylon 66 Nice looking gun. I have my Remington Model 241 Speedmaster that I bought in 1955. They were introduced in 1935 and discontinued in 1951. Total production was 107,345. Great gun and is accurate.

Bifocal glasses Progressive glasses, thanks for the idea. I will give my eye doctor a call in the morning.

I am having a problem sighting in my sights when shooting my LC9. If I bend my right arm which brings my gun closer to my face I get a clear view of my sights. Bending my right arm feels strange though. Anyone else have this issue. I tried not wearing my glasses but my sights are fuzzy. Any ideas?

LC9 on my right hip, mag clip on the left. Hopefully I will not have to use the extra ammo.

Do you prefer to carry open or concealed? Now that it is summer I find it hard to carry my 9mm concealed. I feel uncomfortable with open carry. Is open carry something you need to get used to?

Stay in NC because they do not tax your retirement.

When a sign is posted No Weapons Allowed, and you are carrying what do you do? Go in or bring your weapon to the car.

I bought my LC9 a year ago and I am disappointed with the trigger pull. It has to much play. I would suggest going with the Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm. If you can try shooting different guns at a range.

Galloway Precision Kit for LC9 Yes I ordered and incorporated the 35% kit myself. I had a problem making the trigger adjustment as per Galloway's video. I called Galloway and they said the trigger bar would have to be ground down some. Just got my LC9 back and went target practicing. There...

Thanks for suggesting I go to YouTube. Great material concerning LC9 trigger problems. I was amazed how well Jeff Quinn and Hickok shot the LC9. Also there is a fix to reduce the trigger travel.

Thank you all for the inputs/recommendations. I'll try to loosen my grip some and give myself some time to get used to the trigger. If that doesn't work I will trade it in.

I recently purchased a LC9 and went target practicing. At about 14 feet I shot 21 rounds and only hit the target 6 times. Thinking it could be me I had a buddy of mine try his skill. He had the same problem. I shot his S&W MP 9mm and put all rounds in the target. With that said I'm thinking...

Great buy and great guns. I have a Remington Speedmaster 22 and shoots only long rifles. My first gun when I was 16. Paid $25 back in 1958.

Firing pin Thanks Jim for your feedback. I believe having a new pin installed is the way to go. I sent the pictures to a local gunsmith and waiting for his reply. I would be nice to get this old gun in working order. My 94 year old father-in-law owned this pistol.