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Last two years it was SA loaded 1911 for CDP SS Jan and Feb 2007 it was S&W 625-8 in ESR SS Rest of this year it will be HS2000 9mm in ESP SS

I prefer the XD. I have owned the HS2000 9mm (same gun) for about a year and I am comfortable with it. I would only change the sights. I shoot IDPA with this gun and shoot as well as other shooters with M&Ps and glocks The M&P is a good shooter. The changable back straps are a very nice...

Great choice. This gun will shoot anything. It is Uber reliable. I do not know of one breaking so I think any future problems will be remote. Enjoy it and have fun

I have to agree with the rest of the guys. the P-95DC will eat anything you can stuff in the magazine. The double action trigger can be a little different from gun to gun. So if you get a chance to handle different P-95s you can choose the one you like. If you do get one you will have a...

The round looks like it was the victim of a "Bolt over base" malfunction. Translation the bolt passed over the base of the round still inside of the magazine but the front of the casing is high enough above the feed lips to be hit by the lowest locking lug of the bolt as it moves forward...

Our dept. issues the P-97DC. Our County sheriffs office Ruger P-944. Nearby city went with Beretta cougar in 45. Sheriffs offices to the west (Grant Co.) is going from Sig to Glocks. County to North S&W Sigmas in 40. County to East is Going to Glock.

our PD Ruger P-97DC 230gr. Hydra-Shocks and 870 12gauge Local Sheriffs Dept. Ruger P-944DC 155gr Silvertips State Patrol Ruger P-93DC Don't know the issue ammo

The the differences between the P-90 and the P-97 is how they feel in your hand. They are both reliable and accurate. I had an early P-90 that was very accurate and had a great trigger. No malfunctions. the P-97 is the same but the trigger is not quite as smooth. for me it comes down...

In 9mm the P-95 is a great pistol. feels good in the hand, very reliable, recoil does not happen and it rides very well in a belt holster. If you are looking at other Ruger 9mms the P-93 has a smoother trigger than the 95 but you pay more and they are harder to find. the 94 is bigger than the...