Anyone with a Ruger P93DC 9MM

[RaSosko]

I really like the Ruger line. Built like a brick. The decocker is soooo nice. I love it. No safety to fool with other than the trigger pull. Anyone else have one?

 

[J. Parker]

RaSosko; I've owned a P-89, a P-94, a couple of P-95's. They're simply great pistols and the best value on the market today. I had a couple of hi-cap Mec-gars for the P-95. They worked great. I've never had a P-93 but I'm thinking of getting one. The P-93 never seemed as popular as the others but I'm sure it's a fine pistol nonetheless. Good Shooting, J. Parker

 

[Ben]

No doubt the decocker on rugers are the best around. My Ruger P-95 is easy to rack the slide, and the decocker allows me to drop the hammer without pointing at the guy at my left

The P-93 is better looking than the P-95, but the P-95 was a much better deal (for me), and I think the P-95's a bit lower maintainance as well being polymer and all. If you find a good deal on the P-93, DO IT! I say you shouldn't be paying more than ($320.00)

Ben

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[Medic]

I've one of what you speak of. Mine is a stainless version. Funny stainless though, a dark grey the same color as the frame. I really enjoy mine. True to the Ruger stereotype it's big for a small pistol, but tougher than hell. Through approximately 700 rounds I have never had any kind of jam. I have a Houge wrap-around on it (whoo-boy what a difference over those awful plastic grip inserts) and a Hi-Viz fiber optic glow sight. In fact I like my P93 so much I had to get a Ruger PC9 to go along with it. I definately recommend getting one if you are interested in it.

Medic

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[9x19]

Nope,

I have owned the KP95 and KP94 in decocker versions tho' and they are good guns.