b.thomas

[QUOTE=barthel;199576I
Should I call Ruger first to see if it's something simple that they can talk me through?[/QUOTE]

Give Ruger a call to send it in...............
This is what I did. They paid shipping both ways and repaired it right. Only complaint is it took more then 2 1/2 months to get it back. Of course at the time they were dealing with a bunch of recalls too.

ronirish

Thanks for all your input fellas. I'll be taking a CCW course here next month and get a chance to try my P95 out. Have been laid up here recouping after hernia surgury. I'll get back with you all. Thanks again!! Keep post'n opinions!!

wild willy

I have had mine two weeks couple hundred factory loads no problems got dies and bullets started loading for it.Loads have to be close to or at max for it to work.One other thing don't work the slide a lot with out a magaazine in or the hammer pivot pin will back out. It just pushes back in but a magazine will be hard to get in if it backs out

YARDDOG(1)

GREAT GUN for the $$$ I Love mine no recoil or not much shoots to POA ; )
Y/D

barthel

I'll try it.

The 35 or so rounds that went off OK I actually LOVED the gun and like the feel of it a lot. I just want the damn thing to work. Thanks for the heads up Thomas!

trrogers24

I recommend a crossbreed super tuck holster. Have one for mine and love it. The P95 was the first semi auto that I owned and I have never had a problem with it.

Dana the Dane

Had my P95DC for almost ten years now. Dependable, rugged, and trustworthy. Have never had a problem with it. Very accurate and I must say that is the best value for the $$ of any of the guns I own (on par with my Rock Island 1911's, value-wise). I filed down the mag release buttons after I got it (they just stuck out too far for me).
The finish has held up well for all the years, but I just refinished the slide with a cold-blue last weekend, and she looks like new. I do not have a PR on mine, and the older style grips can be a bit slippery at times, but she is a fine shooter, and I have vowed never to part with her.

savage shooter

My P95 just turned a month old, and I've fired 1000 rounds through it with no problems from the gun at all. Experienced a failure to feed at the range when I first got it, but it was user error (limp wrist racking). The RO noticed me having problems and asked if he could take a look. Sure enough, he racked the slide and it ate the ammo without a problem. No issues since.

barthel

Calling Ruger tonight!

mayday

bought mine a couple weeks ago, got around 60 rounds through it. i love it

SR9c

Great gun...Put many thousands of rounds through mine...Wish they made it the size of my SR9c!

Rockhanger

I have a P95DC shot it off & on for about 10years no problems

Thunderhawk

I've had my P-95DC for 3 years and love it. Never gives me any problems.

exex

I have 2: decock and safety, both stainless. A few hundred rounds in each. Like them: easy to shoot and nice for my big hands.

bigweatherby

Quite a few years ago my wife asked me if she could get her own gun. She had been watching the news about break ins in the area and wanted something of her own for HD. I took her to the gun store (at tax return time) and told them to show her only quality weapons of at least 380/38 special. We left the store with a P95.

It has been a great gun. No problems what-so-ever and she shoots it great. The best part about that gun for me is the piece of mind it gives me when I am away.