I bought the pistol about the 1st of Sept. and naturally took it to the range. With a loaded chamber and fully cocked, when you would pull the trigger, the hammer would only partially fall, and you would have to finish the shot with a full double action pull. This in turn would cause the mag to release. I had my gun shop send it in to Ruger and two months later I got it back.
They replaced the hammer and the sear. I took it to the range and tried it out. Jam, jam, jam. I discover the extractor was not installed correctly, so I took it apart myself at the range and reinstalled it.
To my suprise, I am far from a gunsmith, that fixed the gun. It now shoots anything I put thru it, except that it shoots about 2" high at 15 yards. Ruger is sending me a lower rear sight. In spite of the problems I had at first, I really like this gun, it shoots great, feels great in my hand and is a breeze to take down and put back together
Rod Black