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10-07-2014, 08:38 PM
(09-29-2014, 01:38 PM)AcilletaM Wrote: That's too funny. Rereading the other posts I thought "LC9s" was the plural of LC9.
If the LC9s is better great but B308 is correct, the trigger is horrible on the LC9 and it kicks like hell. It just felt like you were pulling the trigger forever before it fired.
The LC9S is the new striker fired version. The trigger is smooth as silk, has a short reset and crisp clean break. It recoil is much lower than the LC9. I would never buy the LC9. But I like the LC9S more than a Glock 26 or the M&P shield. Now don't get me wrong, both those guns are fine guns, but the Glock costs like $150 more, and the shield just didn't fit my hand well (costs like $80 more).
I think with the LC9S Ruger can get rid of the rest of the LC9's... If you are considering the Glock 26 or M&P Shield, at least try the LC9S. I was surprised. When I bought it I thought I was going to wind up selling it and buying the Glock, but I am not doing that now.
(09-29-2014, 01:38 PM)AcilletaM Wrote: That's too funny. Rereading the other posts I thought "LC9s" was the plural of LC9. 
If the LC9s is better great but B308 is correct, the trigger is horrible on the LC9 and it kicks like hell. It just felt like you were pulling the trigger forever before it fired.
The LC9S is the new striker fired version. The trigger is smooth as silk, has a short reset and crisp clean break. It recoil is much lower than the LC9. I would never buy the LC9. But I like the LC9S more than a Glock 26 or the M&P shield. Now don't get me wrong, both those guns are fine guns, but the Glock costs like $150 more, and the shield just didn't fit my hand well (costs like $80 more).
I think with the LC9S Ruger can get rid of the rest of the LC9's... If you are considering the Glock 26 or M&P Shield, at least try the LC9S. I was surprised. When I bought it I thought I was going to wind up selling it and buying the Glock, but I am not doing that now.
If the LC9s is better great but B308 is correct, the trigger is horrible on the LC9 and it kicks like hell. It just felt like you were pulling the trigger forever before it fired.
The LC9S is the new striker fired version. The trigger is smooth as silk, has a short reset and crisp clean break. It recoil is much lower than the LC9. I would never buy the LC9. But I like the LC9S more than a Glock 26 or the M&P shield. Now don't get me wrong, both those guns are fine guns, but the Glock costs like $150 more, and the shield just didn't fit my hand well (costs like $80 more).
I think with the LC9S Ruger can get rid of the rest of the LC9's... If you are considering the Glock 26 or M&P Shield, at least try the LC9S. I was surprised. When I bought it I thought I was going to wind up selling it and buying the Glock, but I am not doing that now.