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I had an EZ 380 that I got before they released the 9mm and I liked it just fine. Never had any trouble with it except that I thought the grip was too small for my arthritic old hands. I will definitely look at one of these if I ever get the chance to fondle one.

The one I have had light strikes to begin with. Turned out to be manufacturing debris in the striker channel.

Saw one just like that at Bi-Mart last week. If the grips had been white I'd have bought it.

I have a Gun Ho (IIRC) box somewhere. (I'm not at home and can't go look). I got curious one time and emptied it out and weighed it. It weighed ~15 pounds, empty. I use a range bag nowadays.

The 22a1 was accurate and reliable and very easy to take apart for cleaning. It ate just about every kind of ammo I fed it, although it sometimes had problems with thunderbolts. It had a funky little plastic recoil buffer that had to be replaced every so often. They were cheap and easy to get...

Yes it does, and it's one of the easiest shooting .380s I've owned, especially with magazine extender to make the grip just a bit longer. (I still like my Colt Gov't Model better.)

I've since been told by a reliable source that it's single sided only. I was probably thinking about one of their larger pistols. I was thinking that there might finally be a S&W semi auto centerfire pistol I would want to keep. (I like their .22s) Oh well.

I had one for many years and ran thousands of rounds through it with zero problems until it disassembled itself in my hand on the range one day. The forward end of the recoil spring was held in place by a piece of plastic that disintegrated and spit bits of plastic everywhere. The spring...

I've spent some time on the web trying unsuccessfully to find out if the thumb safety on the new shield is ambi like the older models. Anybody know for sure? The new ruger's safety is single sided only, as usual, making it a waste of material for us lefties.

The safety isn't ambi, so not useful to left handers. Bah!

I had one for about a year. It was well made and never gave me any trouble, but I found it pretty 'snappy',. Of course, some of that may be attributable to the arthritis in my hands. BTW, I do presently have a Glock 42 with an extended magazine and like it just fine, and I don't like Glock...

I have a Colt Gov't 380, a S&W 380 EZ, a Glock 42, and a Springfield 911 .380. I like the Springfield, but it is probably smaller than your father would like. The Glock is small too, but with an extended magazine, it fills the hand pretty well. I love the Colt, but the small, non-replaceable...

I agree. I'd like some more room up front to maybe mount a light &/or laser. I'm hoping Ruger will come out with a 10" (or so) barrel in the future, although their track record hasn't been very good so far.

Yup. I have a .380 with a thumb safety and I like it just fine. I've never had any problem with the grip safety but I have considered putting a grip sleeve on it because the grip is a little thin in my hand. I didn't need another .380 but I bought it because I want the EZ model(s) to be a...

If I ever see one with a safety I'll probably buy it too. I have pistols without safeties, but with a trigger as light as the one on the 365 I fondled, I want a safety. Yes, I'm also a lefty.

I have one too and I wouldn't even call it a range gun. It's terribly inaccurate. Or maybe I am. Unfortunately, what with transfer fees and all, it isn't worth trying to sell. I'm saving it for the next gun buy-back that comes around.

I can, and have, carried both a Sig P938 and a Glock 42 in my front pants pocket. I also have a Springfield 911 (.380) that fits in my pockets just fine. I need to find a holster for it however, as the holster Springfield provides doesn't work very well. It comes out with the gun instead of...

So does that mean the new model Single Six birds head grip frame will fit on the Wrangler? :) https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1004359074/

Whichever one fits your hand better. I have a Victory because I like the ergonomics better, but they're bot good pistols.

The SR9C is the '57 Chevy of semi-auto pistols. I got one when they first came out. It's trigger is still a littie crunchy and I don't really love the grips but I shoot it as well as or better than my 13 y.o. CZ85B. I put a set of Meprolight Tru Glo night sights on it and it spends it's nights...