In response to this thread:
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=627348&highlight=SR9c
I put together a direct comparison of these two great 9mm's. It is a thin slice between them, both carry well, with the edge going to the Glock, its smoother, smaller and lighter. Ruger wins in the ergonomics dept(does Glock ever win in ergos?? :banghead its grip far more comfortable. The Ruger has a more crisp trigger but it can be touchy the Glock's is always consistent. I feel the Glock balances and points better, likely because of the 26's squat even contour, where as the SR9c's thin grip and fat slide weight the pistol differently. Both shoot well and do the job, I have not shot this 26 yet, but have shot other G26s, shoot-ability and accuracy is too close to call between them.
**weights are loaded with 10 rounds of 115g Critical Defense ammo
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=627348&highlight=SR9c
I put together a direct comparison of these two great 9mm's. It is a thin slice between them, both carry well, with the edge going to the Glock, its smoother, smaller and lighter. Ruger wins in the ergonomics dept(does Glock ever win in ergos?? :banghead its grip far more comfortable. The Ruger has a more crisp trigger but it can be touchy the Glock's is always consistent. I feel the Glock balances and points better, likely because of the 26's squat even contour, where as the SR9c's thin grip and fat slide weight the pistol differently. Both shoot well and do the job, I have not shot this 26 yet, but have shot other G26s, shoot-ability and accuracy is too close to call between them.
**weights are loaded with 10 rounds of 115g Critical Defense ammo