New Ruger SR9c

[Orion8472]

If you life in a state that doesn't require a LCI, . . . and you have an SR-9(c), . . . would there be any legal implications of grounding that little bugger down [or at least to where it is just barely sticking up]?

 

[Bill4282]

If you follow the basic rule that all guns are loaded, don't need no stinkin' indicator! Pull the trigger-no bang, reload.

 

[marb4]

SR9c and full size SR9 are two of the most underrated guns on the market in my opinion. Great pistols at a decent price point plus backed by Ruger customer service (if you ever need it).

p.s. The LCI has never been an issue. I've kind of forgotten its even there.

 

[Orion8472]

Make no mistake, . . . I am seriously considering an SR-9c for conceal carry. Just find that LCI WAY over the top.

 

[rem44m]

If you don't like a manual safety...don't use it!
I won't own a handgun WITH OUT a manual safety!

My problem is, if the safety is accidentally activated and I am not in the habit of using safeties then I may draw and pull the trigger with nothing happening, the last thing you want when your life depends on it.