Can anyone help me with my Ruger p95

[JTQ]

Any possibility you have the recoil spring installed backwards?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkS33BOuSjQ

 

[maxxcore]

JTQ-
I have not messed with the recoil spring at all other than to clean and lubricate it.

 

[maxxcore]

Hello All - i spoke with Ruger customer service yesterday. They said my P95 was shipped back to me 6-23 2nd day air and should arrive to me 6-27. They weekend put a delay in me receiving it. They also mentioned that my problems with failing eject the empty shells was due to the extractor being very loose. Ill talk to you when I receive my package

 

[MCgunner]

Ruger's great, sounds like they've got it figured out. I had a P95 that would FTE about once in every 100 rounds. It NEVER had a problem on the range, but soon as I shot an IDPA weekend, I'd get ONE jam in the mix every time. I tried different ammo, ball, what not. Finally traded that gun in on a Taurus M85SSUL when I got my carry permit in '96, great trade. I later bought a P85 off a guy at work for 250 bucks with two 15 round mags. Still got that one, shot IDPA with it for a while before I quit that deal. No jams.

My gun, I don't know that anyone could have helped me on it. It happened infrequently. I could never figure it out. Sounds like yours was more obvious. I'm not sayin' that P95s have problems, they don't. Just that i saw this post and thought about mine.

 

[maxxcore]

Hello everyone - well, I have to agree with everybody that, Ruger's customer service is OUTSTANDING! I shipped my P95 to Ruger on 6.13, they checked in 6.15, replaced the extractor arm and shipped it back to me on 6.23. And received it today. If it weren't for the weekend, it would of received it sooner. ALSO - THE TECH NOTED THAT AFTER REPAIR , PISTOL WAS FUNCTION - FIRED 60 ROUNDS ( USING MY MAGAZINE ) WITHOUT MALFUNCTION. I assume that meant they just fired 60 rounds. At this point, I'm so relieved. And when I shoot tomorrow l, ill see for myself if it doesn't malfunction.

 

[joeq]

It's always nice to deal with a company that actually cares about their customers. Hopefully it shoots well for you.