Ruger LCRX

I think it all depends on what people buy. I agree revolver shooters tend toward being traditional but if the LCR would end up having the impact in revolver sales the way the Glock 17 affected semi-auto sales, well...a lot of tradition would begin to fall by the wayside. Might take a decade or two.

I don't expect to see a polymer-famed single-action revolver soon, though.
 
I wouldn't be so sure. I never expected them to drop the P95 and its brethren, either.
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Yep. Ruger has done that before. The P97 didn't last real long, before being superceeded by the P345, which itself only lasted a few years. And meanwhile the P90 lasted almost the whole time the P series was made.

It matters what sells, and what's redundant in their lineup. When they came out with the SR9, and it did well, I figured the P series was doomed.
 
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I have an unfired LCR that I'd gladly trade for an LCRX. I guess I'm just old fashioned, and prefer having the ability to shoot single action.
 
I wouldn't be stuffing a LCR into a pocket or ankle holster so a hammer would actually be something I'd like. It gives me the option of single action and I can place my thumb behind the hammer when holstering in case the trigger gets caught on something. I hope this model sells well, though it likely won't replace my model 60.
 
I like it myself, and I hope they release one in .357. I like the option of being able to shoot .357 even if I would typically shoot. 38+p.
 
This may be right up the fiance's alley. She has a LC9 that she carries (and shoots really well). But she had carpal tunnel surgery and can't shoot more than a few mags these days because of the trigger pull.
 
No.. you should sell it right Now before it is too late and it is worthless... I have been looking for one for months..:rolleyes:
 
Count me in for the LCRx.
Love the SA option.
Why not get a LCR, LCRx and a SP101, and a GP100 or three and some more LCRs and....geez! This is a sickness! How do you choose from so many?!?

6 years ago we had limited options and now it is hard to choose?
Thanks Ruger! Your LCR, SP101 and GP100 lines are my favorite guns and I regret not having the money to own more. Having said that, I am currently bidding on a LCRx right now and hope to win the auction soon.
 
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