Ruger P95 - Old School Is The Best School

[@rousepayne8181]

This weapon is my first I bought when I was in the US Army. 32 years later still have it. I have shot brass, aluminum, steel, +p, without any hiccups. I keep the “Tank” in the house for home protection. Love that weapon!

[@shady610]

Love when the p95 gets some love. My first gun.

[@lockload5872]

MY 1st P95 IT IS A TANK GREAT SHOOTER FOUND A PRE 2005 UNFIRED. 2 OR 3 OF THESE NEXT.

[@lockload5872]

MY 1st P95 IT IS A TANK GREAT SHOOTER FOUND A PRE 2005 UNFIRED. 2 OR 3 OF THESE NEXT.

[@jonprolo1230]

Same, and all the guns I’ve purchased since have been Ruger as well.

[@michaeledwards378]

Tough to carry but damn I loved this gun

[@chuckyharsson3706]

My first gun as well

[@dannyo6699]

I bought my P95 back in 1997 and love it. It also had the 10 round magazines due to the magazine limit from the Brady bill that has thankfully long since expired. It's a good shooter. I can hit what I'm pointing it at and got pretty good using it. I did like the stippling on the newer models and would like to find one of those. I had an ejection issue a few years back. The gun used to fling the empties several yards away, but I hadn't fired it in several years, and when I pulled it out again, it only dropped the empties a few feet from me. I called Ruger and they had me send the gun in. They replaced the ejector for me for free and returned it to me.

[@lukequixere7235]

I LOVE my P95DC! Piss on Glock. I love Ruger firearms, pistols and long guns alike. People have urged me to upgrade to a newer, fancier handgun, but that old P95 just feels right in my hand, and still shoots as true as the day I bought it.. I've had very few feeding issues over the years, and ALL of the FTF's were because of a faulty mag, not the gun. If you come across one of these, snag it quickly! You'll never regret it.

[@DrumandPianoDude]

I have a P95 with rail, and a P89 from 1996. Both awesome pistols! They use the same magazines.

[@rayhanes1347]

I've been carrying these since I was a teen in Detroit.

[@coldcase5844]

Ah the P95. Just like my ex wife! Cheap, works for anybody that picks it up, never quits (even when dirty), loud, chunky, not real pretty to look at, feels good in the hand but kinda heavy......I miss that gun.

[@mrworldwide6770]

Cold Case ....lol wtf.. thats started my morning off with a good good laugh

[@cgiese80]

Cold Case best comment one read so far! Lol

[@abqgunner9070]

That is funny like hell I think we knew the same chick lol

[@praisethelord6783]

Cold Case I think the look pretty good

[@123-x7w3k]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍

[@longbow1493]

I bought mine in the late 90's and it's the gun that goes with us when we travel and the one that's ready for home defense. It came with the 10 round magazines but several larger capacities have been bought since then. I also stippled the front and the back of the grip with a soldering iron to help with a good purchase when your hands are wet.

[@jumpoutboys114]

I have had mine since 2002 and zero hiccups. I did put a rubber grip on it, but this gun is my favorite out of all my firearms. I bought it new and it feels like an extension of me. I have fired it in multiple environments and like a Timex it just keeps ticking. Also, I like the single double actions.

[@AppalachianFreedom]

My P95 has the rail and I love it! I don't carry it much but it stays at the ready in my "Bump in the Night" Bag!

[@chiefn3]

Just bought one today. Found it at a small, local buy/trade gun shop. I love it. Shot 1or 2 before, so happy to have my own

[@fastdude2002]

I bought the Ruger P95 back in the late 90s when I was going through reserve police officer training. Shortly after I bought a Smith and Wesson Sigma. The Sigma is a copy of a Glock and worked better for me to get my first shot off quickly during training/qualifying. The long first trigger pull followed by sort single action trigger didn't work as good for me as a striker fired pistol where every trigger pull is the same consistent pull. Most others in my class had striker fired action and I remember usually being the last to get all my shots off because it took me longer to get the first shot off with that long double action trigger. Then be ready for a short pull on the next shots. It was very chunky in the hand but was always reliable and I still enjoy shooting it to this day at the range.

[@juanidrogo6681]

My 1st and love it. Never jams, high capacity, accurate. Beautiful! Perfect weight.

[@MrS22222]

It shoots like a sig p226 for it has the same action, at a quarter of the price. I absolutely love my KP95PR

[@careystuart]

Whats very interesting is that this pistol is a slide in frame, supposedly like a CZ although it doesn't look it. The biggest flaw is the bore axis is on the high side and I don't care for the mag release configuration. With all in all this pistol can be pretty accurate, is Ruger reliable, and over built, and is very safe. Plus like the gentleman said in the video, you can find one in a pawn shop for beans. I bought mine at a pawn shop with 3 stainless mags, in un-fired condition, in the box for 200 bucks out the door. They are sort of like the Smith model 59's, not for concealment but a dern good night stand defensive pistol.

[@dougsnider8780]

I sold a new RV to a Ruger employee, the P95 DC was just out back then, I asked him to build me one and he did..he worked on two and picked the best gun and sold it to me. I still have it, it's like new still. The trigger pull takes some getting used to.

[@oneeyedpatriot]

I had one that looked almost identical to that one. Sadly, it was stolen from my hotel room one time. Mine was purchased during the ban and my mags were 10 rounders. I have two mags that they did not steal that I saved just in case I come across another at a future pawn shop. They are a little boxy but very reliable and nice to have around. Thanks. Nice find.

[@Machi74005]

I inherited a P85 a few years ago that is about 24 years old. It's bulky, ugly, but like you say built like a tank and it is very reliable. I intentionally tried to see if it would jamb by loading up a couple of mags with hollow points, ball, different grain ammo, all in the same mag and it ran them all through flawlessly.

[@hms88jr]

I have had my KP 95 for 21 years. still have it its in my gun locker I carry a Glock 17 is my carry pistol. my Ruger is now my home protection. has been a great gun since I bought it 21 years ago.

[@gregblack2628]

hms88jr The judge for home defense

[@SouthpawLD]

My first gun! Bought it in 94' and stills have it! Only a few boxes ran thru it over the years. I appreciate it so much more now knowing it's a classic! 💯👍🏾

[@jeremyscott9093]

I had a P89 and a P95 with the rail, and i loved them both.

[@stuff1802]

Love my p95dc safety model. Low recoil for a 9mm, 2 stage trigger in sa, accurate, solid, eats anything. Sticky for the first few hundred rounds with FTEs and feeding problems. A liberal amount of white lithium grease on the rails, the hammer face, and the outside of the barrel and chamber cured it. Runs just fine now.

[@steverugerguy9606]

Got a decocker only with pic rail and stippling.....love it.

[@lapdog812]

Great pistol, my Ruger P95 was ran over by a couple of cars on the highway , put a scratch on the polymer handle. I took it to the range and no issues at all..a tank that is built to last. I have put hundreds of rounds and only jammed once

[@rickbaier1042]

Tank ...

[@jimthegatekeeper59]

I love and miss the P series Rugers! Wish Ruger would bring them back!

[@sikchopper]

I have both the 9mm & 45 acp P series Rugers. 20 plus years later and I don’t see myself getting rid of them. They are great in home weapons. I’ve never had an issue.

[@michaeli8505]

this is by far the smoothest shooting 9mm I own ,I have had this gun for about 4 years and it's still up there with the best

[@jamalmckenzie3822]

i guess you havent shot a sig 226. If you think the ruger is great.

[@michaeli8505]

+Jamal Mckenzie I actually own 2 sigs ,so yes I have shot sigs before

[@jamalmckenzie3822]

+michael iwaniec ive owned sig 226 beretta 92a1 s&w 5906 and all were better than the p95. Dont get me wrong its a good gun thats work real good. Its just heavy and bulky with a very long double action pull.

[@michaeli8505]

@@jamalmckenzie3822 but did you die

[@jamalmckenzie3822]

@@michaeli8505 I'm still moving

[@1791Actual]

I've only owned a few handguns, but have shot many. My P95 is my favorite of all time. I have a couple of other Ruger items and love them too. Never had a failure, attributable to the firearm, in any of them. Even with the crappiest surplus ammo around... they just eat it up!

[@timothyfrankfother4108]

Recently I got a very nice p95 from a lady who bought it new said she fired one box of ammo through it got it for 300 it's beautiful wish I still had my first one.Im going to look for another one great old guns for sure.

[@abelperez2931]

This was my first Semi Auto pistol.Bought it in 96...never had any issues with it.Wish I still had it

[@nivlek07]

I love mine. It was my first handgun...purchased it in the late 90s.

[@IEraiderfan]

I have a P89 I bought new and it eats everything shoots great and never has failed I put Houge grips on it.

[@joefw2446]

You are wise man. I too put Hogue on my P89DC. An excellent unit and keeper....

[@MGB-learning]

I love my two P95s. They are reliable and quality built.

[@davidgreener423]

P89 was my first 20 YEARS BACK SOLID!

[@1947froggy]

My night stand gun along with a light. Once I put Hogue grip on it I loved it even more. NEVER failed.

[@BillfromtheHills]

Owned a P90 DC since early 90's slightly bulky but no failures.

[@pedromiguel3227]

P95 was my first handgun. I love it and would count on it.

[@matthewstein9257]

Me and the wife both have one for PP. Love em, they work and have never given us one problem or misfire/hang up.

[@totizabayle377]

I have the P85 in mint condition with 2 15 rounds magazine in 9mm. You are right it is built like a tank and I just love it in my collection.

[@dhorubaPRIME]

It is amazing to see a review of the first firearm I purchased in Alaska in 2002! I have the same 10 round capacity 😒. This is my home protection gun but it is slowly moving to trunk gun!

[@Really-AintBuyn-nit]

These were also built during the Clinton AWB so many had 10rd mags in the box.

[@kcarmical]

Glad to see some love for the P95. I never see/hear much about them. Mine is the first gun I ever bought for myself, and I plan to keep it forever just for that reason. Not my best shooter, but still a great value.

[@kcarmical]

For me personally, Glock 27. I think the grip fits me better.

[@michaelr.1709]

I like my friend's P90. I tried to find a used P series for a military bullseye match series (several militaries used them). The only one I could find at the time for a reasonable price was a P89 that was listed as having 150,000 rounds through it, that it was on its second barrel, and it needed another barrel.

[@96EJ6]

Nice Find. I miss my P97, (polymer framed .45 ACP) it ran OK...had a few stove pipes, mostly when it was really dirty. Overall it was really fun to shoot and very accurate, I wish I would have held on to it.

[@awjake137]

My first pistol. Got it over brand new years ago. Still love it.

[@jeremyherman5400]

Im picking one up today. Very excited about it, its my first pistol, done my research on it and can't wait to get it. Not my first gun by any means but definitely first pistol. I hope I made a good choice. Unfortunately I live in illinois so i had to wait 72 hours after my background check to pick it up.

[@johnnyangel57]

How has your expierience with the p95 been? It was my 2nd hand gun and 4th ruger. Just curious. And have you had any trouble with any other newer . ruger models

[@monroec.hatcherjr.8233]

You are on point no recoil almost . I plan to hold on to mine. I enjoyed your video.

[@DonnyStewart]

I been carrying a Taurus Millennium 9mm for yrs an been very please on how it fit may hand and body. But I just got my son P95 it's a bigger gun but really loving it!

[@Rka1970]

Got one, like new p95 DC, what a great setup, won't ever get rid of it.

[@qtrendsetter3853]

First great video. I've been the happy owner of a P95DC since they first came out. I paid 2 1/2. I guess the distributor wanted to move his inventory. I almost paid for two. Now I kick my own behind for not owning a second one. Well I do plan on buying a second 9mil pistol. Haven't made my mind up yet. I liked that ruger has other firearm models in which the magazines are interchangeable. I wouldn't mind owning a camp 9 carbine. I recently bought a pro mag Beretta magazine that was on clearance and was able to mod. It to accept my ruger P95DC pistol. I plan to post a video in the future so that this can benefit our shooting community. With the current situation around the world and the people that hate Americans I urge everyone to be vigilant of your surroundings report all suspicious activities. Get out there visit your local shooting ranges support them financially so that we can have a place to practice and our future family members can also practice. Show them how to safely maintain and store firearms and when your children are of age please show them how to safely operate the firearms so that they can protect themselves and their families. God bless everyone. Be safe. The future is in your hands.

[@Prepare2Survive]

I own several P series handguns along with a couple PC9 carbines. If you are a P series fan and want a carbine don't bother with the marlin camp carbines and just get a ruger police carbine instead.

[@negativemann]

Had one for over ten years. Love it!

[@handymanhoney-do6881]

I bought mine just after 9/11. Only jammed once…before I knew the value of buying better quality ammo. It’s a great gun. I didn’t like the bulk of it at first but it has trade offs-particularly it’s very easy to reload single handed. There are certainly better models that can “disappear” when carrying, but I’m hot all that concerned with hiding it. The polymer grips are a bit fat and smooth, but not a deal breaker for me. The P95 is a great example of a solid reliable gun at a fair price.

[@charliedee9276]

Just got gifted one of these recently with only 50 rounds through it, all black. I love the way this shoots, I have a Glock 19 G4 and I like the Ruger much better after only a few rounds.

[@meltdown1232000]

I have a lot of pistols, including my P95. And it is the P95 that sits in my nightstand in case of trouble at night, because I KNOW that it won't let me down. Was doing the old flashlight in the support hand thing, but recently added a TLR 7A. Have been looking for another P95, or even a P89, but they are getting to be VERY hard to find, impossible for me, so far. Last one I saw was at an auction, and I quit bidding at $450. It sold for $525, just a little under $200 more than it cost new. I'll find one.

[@jonsmith3574]

Best bang for the buck hands down. Any p-series is well made

[@411ed]

Love my p95 DC. My first semi-auto handgun, and still my fave.

[@TheCharlemagne1978]

The P series was originally intended to compete with beretta and Sig for the military contract to replace the 1911 if what ruger guy back in the 2000’s was correct when I was trying get on with the company. It’s really similar to the browning hi power

[@pilgrammedia7295]

i carry the p94.40 and i love the gun , it will feed anything you put through it, im getting ready to have it duracoated, even the 20 round aftermarket mags i get from cheaper than dirt never have a problem.very accurate gun

[@FlAuthor]

I found my 1996 model in a Pawn Shop NIB with 2-10 round mags in a Pawn shops for $325. I ordered two 15 round mags just to have them. I find the DA very strong but it might be because its new. Single actions was much better. I love that decocker, it should be on all hammer strike pistols. It also gives me leverage to rack the slide as my grip is weak. i know I need to run more ammo through it to get better using it. I bought mainly for the hammer strike.

[@mmabagain]

I have a Beretta 92FS stainless, M&P 9L and Ruger P95DC stainless with the rail. I carry the P95. Not sure why. Maybe because it is more compact. I just love that little gun.

[@KendallPhillips89]

I've had 2 since 05'. Love them both, extremely reliable and accurate. I wish someone would come out with a trigger mod though so it wasn't such a long pull when the hammer is down

[@PlatypusTactics]

Right on Miller. Lets see a comparison with a Beretta!

[@1982dcs]

I've had the p94 40 cal and just recently purchased a p95 9mm

[@redneckmini14]

I really wanna get some p series pistols when im old enough. they r cheap and reliable and they r made by my favorite pistol company. I just wish they were still made today.

[@bassmangotdbluz3547]

I really love mine. It's my favorite full sized 9mm pistol I own. The frame is Polymer over a Fiberglass wrapped Alloy Frame, very nice and dense. It's an accurate shooter too.

[@adrianotero7963]

This pistol bottom os all polymer.....no alloy frame, in fact this pistol has no metal frames in the frame slide rides on polymer.....self lubricating....excellent pistol.

[@minutemanpyro9251]

I just picked one up used but in perfect condition. Pawn shop buy was being sold for 200. I got it for 175. Came with two 15 round magazines, original case with owner's manual, plus trigger lock & case lock. Took her to the range and I must say not only was I impressed but extremely satisfied with how well she preformed.

[@gregblack2628]

KEEP IT. No really KEEP IT.it will grow in value as well as anything you own.

[@minutemanpyro9251]

Greg Black I plan to.

[@gregblack2628]

This firearm is gone 2013. If you own it hold it.throw it in a mud hole then shoot I don't like 9 mm. It is awesome I'll keep it. P 95‼️

[@lwmitchell1092]

I bought one several years ago and really liked it.Then I had a brain malfunction and sold it or rather traded it,Wish I still had it for a house gun.Very well made and easy to clean.

[@chapmaker46]

yep good guns been carring a p89 9mm and a p94 40cal for yearas they say pull trigger gun gos bang..never had any problems at all..

[@5bisley]

I bought one with a rail in2007. My home defense weapon with light and laser. It just works!3,000plus rounds .

[@steverugerguy9606]

What were they running back then?..new?

[@5bisley]

@@steverugerguy9606 $299 for the p 95. The light/laser was almost as much.

[@robbiek1999]

Thanks for review. This was my first gun and still holds its own to my Glocks and others. There is another good review which calls the P95 the battle tank because it always fires and is very accurate.

[@MagnumMike44]

I have the P89 and I love it, I also load/reload my own ammo, I use medium loads and near maximum at times, the gun does extremely well and it is accurate. Yes it is slightly bulky and it's not too easy to conceal, but.. I found ways to get around that. :-)

[@joefw2446]

I have the P89DC. A keeper for sure....

[@harrisonbergeron5139]

Never jammed in 20 yrs., never. Ergonomic. Accurate. A+. Good example of a firearm they must change until they F it up.

[@johnnyangel57]

Have You Tryed Any of The Newer Ruger 9mm?. Such as the SR- / American. Or compact... Wondering if you had any trouble.. I do have a sr22 never had an issue. But that. Came out after the SR series..

[@KendallPhillips89]

@@johnnyangel57 I've ran anything I can find through mine over the last 15 years. It'll eat anything

[@steverugerguy9606]

@@johnnyangel57 i have a 9e ...great pistol.

[@johnnyangel57]

I wish I got the All Black Now!!!! Anyone tryn to trade!!!

[@johnnyangel57]

steve rugerguy 9mm in which one?

[@ghostdog2041]

I love my P95. I traded my original decocker only for a newer model with the safety and a rail for my laser light. Great pistol. It’s all I could ever ask for. The trigger is a little sloppy, but as a lefty having it be completely ambi is a fair trade.

[@johnh7464]

My Dad left me his when he passed so I will forever love it just for that reason. However, with mine it seems you have to put a death grip on it in order for it not to jam or not even fire. It shoots straight and as I have large hands it fits really well.

[@Prepare2Survive]

You need to put a little grease on the slide rails when shooting the weaker factory loaded ammo. I use the lucas red "n" tacky #2 from walmart. On everything else I use mineral oil from walmart too. You find the mineral oil near the pepto bismol and you find the grease in the auto section. The #1 ingredient in gun oil is mineral oil anyway. Buying a 16 oz bottle of regular mineral oil for $2 is a lot cheaper than buying a tiny 4 oz bottle of gun oil for $5. Those P series pistols function best with hotter loaded ammo like the 9mm nato stuff or +p loaded regular ammo. If you like the P series pistols look into getting a Ruger PC9 carbine because it uses the same magazines. I have two of them and they are very accurate and reliable. There's no better companion to a P series handgun than a P series carbine. They are rare so you probably wont find one in a local store. I bought both on mine on gunbroker. They look like a Ruger 10/22 except they are 9mm.

[@johnh7464]

I appreciate it

[@Jesses001]

I prefer the aluminum alloy frame myself. The balance is great, though it sure is not light; bulky and you can feel the action working during firing with a big cachunk. The magazine release is really nice. You can push down like most, but it actually slides forward, and is ambidextrous. My favorite version was the P85 DC, black slide and the greenish gray frame.

[@iceandhotwax]

I have been running my p95DC since mid 96 it has yet to have an issue, lord only knows how many rounds have went thru the thing, (I would guess 20-30,000), it is still the most accurate centerfire handgun I have ever fired

[@jerrysharp8982]

I have p-89 &p95 very nice guns !!!

[@361Trodsk8]

I just got my p95dc from a pawn and she's a gem so I can agree with pawn shops holding gems within a few days I've fallen in love I upgraded from a cobra 380 (pos) jammed a lot wither it was clean or not however my p95 is one of the best I've got my hands on very reliable very trust worthy mainly used as a self defence gun cause I live on a ranch thanks for posting this video if you have a breakdown video I'ma watch it if not can you make one.

[@juanidrogo6681]

The best and my first auto, still treasure it after many moons

[@jamesdunn9714]

Here's a tip regarding the P95. Lube it extensively and clean it well. It cycles really well if you do that, otherwise it will jam. Great pistol.

[@additive8924]

About 3000 rounds and still going strong. It eats everything I feed it. I've only had two malfunctions and they've both been user error ( absolutely my fault). If you can find one on the used Market, go ahead and pick it up. It's a beast and it won't let you down.

[@conradsunkiojack2538]

The Ruger P series are hard to find even in pawn shops. Think finders are keepers. Those who have them won't easily let go except if they have to. There's gotta be something special about these American icons.

[@MrHotrod888888]

Love this gun and the Smith 59 series.

[@technovikingBubba]

I agree, took my ltc class with one my dad let me use scored a perfect score. They are built like a tank

[@Wesleycreardon]

My first pistol. Probably never get rid of it. Though I wish finding quality holsters was easier

[@WhatHavU]

Great video, thanks for the review, and i agree that the Ruger P series are great guns for the price, cant be beat and are built like tanks. I love my P95.

[@johnblackwell3580]

I just picked one up, dc model, came with two 10 rounders, two 15 rounders and a 34 rounder...loving it so far!

[@felon124]

John Blackwell Sell me a 15 round mag

[@Wesleycreardon]

Alex Palafox $50

[@guaplcc3452]

Where did u get ur 34 rounder

[@guaplcc3452]

John Blackwell ??

[@anthonyg6221]

I have an old used P85 I bought for $280 (Like new condition) and 2 P95s which I bought brand new for just over 300 each (Stainless steel) They are a favorite in my collection for sure!!! Awesome gun.

[@Chance-ry1hq]

I have a P89 I bought new 25 years ago. I have shot thousands of rounds of various 9mm through this gun and have never had a problem, and I mean never. I keep my guns well maintained, and that is all it takes with this gun. I am quite fond of my P89. Is it as functional as my G19? No, but it is a good home defense gun, and a great and accurate plinker. These guns are not sought after by the general public, but I believe if they had been invented in 1911 they would be one of the most sought after guns out their. LOL let’s see what the 1911 folks have to say about that. Probably nothing, they don’t watch videos about P series Rugers. LOL...

[@joefw2446]

Bought my P89DC new circa 1992. I only have about 1000 rounds through it with maybe a few malfunctions. A sweet unit for sure...

[@kindheart4you]

The P95 was my first 9mm handgun and I still have it today. It is accurate, reliable and eats any ammo I feed it and asks for more. It is a very comfortable gun to shoot and I like the way it feels in my hand. There are just some guns that become classics and this is one of them, right along with my Colt 45 ACP Government Model Series 70, and my S&W 4" Model 19 357 Mag., and my 30-06 1903 A3 rifle. Somethings just never lose their luster; classic firearms are one of them.

[@josephbarard4172]

I Know We Are Talking About The P95,But I Want To Throw This At You That's How The Way I Feel About My P89 Purchased That Pistol Brand New At Oshman Sporting Goods,That Store Been Gone, No Background Check Walk In Pay For It Walk Out My First Handgun It's A Keeper And In That Time I Have Purchased Other Handguns:Sig-Sauer,Springfield,Beretta And The Quality And Reliability Of The P89 And The P95 Are Just As Good As Those Three Are Better No Malfunctions What So Ever At The Range,If I Had To Pick Between The Four My Ruger P89 Wins Hands Down It's Just Something About The P-Series,Just Glade To Have It In My Collection.

[@joefw2446]

@@josephbarard4172... I too bought my P89DC at Oshmans in Fort Worth circa 1992. Maybe put 200 rounds through it in the first 25 years! Now have recently taken up shooting as a hobby and round count is near 1000... A wonderful keeper and am so glad I picked one up years ago...

[@porkdogx]

I would pick the P85 over the P95. The difference is the frame, as you mentioned in your video.

[@khadijagwen]

I carried the 1911 .45 in the Army, and liked the p90 when I got out because it 'felt' like the 1911. I'm looking for a gun now...

[@ocwitit9760]

Love the trigger on the p95

[@julianalouisetan326]

i like the streamlined design . not to many ridges and slide serations and considerable slimmer than current polymer guns. i wouldnt mind if decocker is not ambidextrous

[@waderigsbee6923]

just put talon grips on my p95,easy to hold on to.

[@jamesphillips9750]

Excellent video sir,take care.

[@rogerdelgado9401]

has one and I miss it

[@rickbaier1042]

Incredible gun, Yes Tank

[@adrianotero7963]

This pistol is great......if you want one in .45 try the P345 ! Slide runs on the polymer frame.....no metal rails on these two pistols....self lubrication.....old tech....but they run forever

[@leepenlack109]

looks like a good gun , perhaps overbuilt. but that is a good thing. this gun would last several generations