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  • maxmayhem

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    ok...i saw one today and the hammer pull is really long and i had to pull it a couple times to get it to lock into single action...i hope it has a good safety mechanism because the hammer could slip out of your hand easily
     

    n9znd

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    I rented a Walther P22 this weekend for the wife. I bought a Ruger SR-22 today ($306.00 + tax). I can tell you that the Ruger is by far better quality than the Walther. Think of the GSG 1911-22 compared to the Chiappa 1911-22. The Chiappa will get the job done but the GSG is by far nicer quality. If thing eats amo like all the reviews have said so far ruger will have a winner and will sell tons. I think looks are in the eye of the beholder. I think it looks cool and better in person. Working all of the functions Slide,Safety,mag release and even loading mags should be a breeze for the wife. After getting my Ruger SR9c I am becoming a Ruger Fan Boy. If I can get it away from the wife I will get some pictures and a range report this weekend.
    Jim
     

    malern28us

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    I rented a Walther P22 this weekend for the wife. I bought a Ruger SR-22 today ($306.00 + tax). I can tell you that the Ruger is by far better quality than the Walther. Think of the GSG 1911-22 compared to the Chiappa 1911-22. The Chiappa will get the job done but the GSG is by far nicer quality. If thing eats amo like all the reviews have said so far ruger will have a winner and will sell tons. I think looks are in the eye of the beholder. I think it looks cool and better in person. Working all of the functions Slide,Safety,mag release and even loading mags should be a breeze for the wife. After getting my Ruger SR9c I am becoming a Ruger Fan Boy. If I can get it away from the wife I will get some pictures and a range report this weekend.
    Jim

    Watch out! you will be crucified on this forum for liking Rugers
     

    SideArmed

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    I rented a Walther P22 this weekend for the wife. I bought a Ruger SR-22 today ($306.00 + tax). I can tell you that the Ruger is by far better quality than the Walther. Think of the GSG 1911-22 compared to the Chiappa 1911-22. The Chiappa will get the job done but the GSG is by far nicer quality. If thing eats amo like all the reviews have said so far ruger will have a winner and will sell tons. I think looks are in the eye of the beholder. I think it looks cool and better in person. Working all of the functions Slide,Safety,mag release and even loading mags should be a breeze for the wife. After getting my Ruger SR9c I am becoming a Ruger Fan Boy. If I can get it away from the wife I will get some pictures and a range report this weekend.
    Jim

    Where did you pick it up at? I too carry an SR9c and love it. Are the controls, size, weight, ect similar to the SR9 series pistols? I think it would be awesome (and cheap) to be able to train with the .22, if it is similar to my SR9c
     

    n9znd

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    I picked mine up at Four guns here in Lafayette. They have 2 more I believe. This SR-22 is quite a bit smaller than the SR9c. I am not sure there will be value in practiceing with the SR-22 for the SR9c. I will try to take pictures tonite of the 2 together.

    As far as getting Crucified for being a Ruger fan. Let it begin!!!! I was a Glock fan until I found out how much I hated the way they felt when I picked up other guns. If I had 5 Glocks right now I would go trade them for 7 Rugers. I do like XDM's though. Jim
     

    TheFireArmorer

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    I really like the look of it and it definitely should be a nice gun on the basis of quality of guns ruger has produced over the years. Just don't know if i'll like the price lol...
     

    n9znd

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    I was wrong when I said that the SR-22 was alot smaller than the SR9c, They are actually pretty darn close. The SR-22 sure does feel alot smaller in the hand I think because of the smaller grip. My wife actually liked the bigger grip over the smaller grip. She had no problems manipulating all the functions of the gun. Like I said before if it shoots as good as it looks and Feels this gun will be a keeper. Here are some pictures of the SR9c next to the SR-22. Jim
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    defender14

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    I was wrong when I said that the SR-22 was alot smaller than the SR9c, They are actually pretty darn close. The SR-22 sure does feel alot smaller in the hand I think because of the smaller grip.

    I also have both the sr9c and the sr-22 pistol, I agree with your comment about the grip. I can get all 4 finger on the grip of the sr-22 with the flat bottom magazine but I can't comfortably get my pinky finger on the grip of the sr9c with the flat bottom 10 round magazine. The sr22 also feel much lighter even though there is only a 6 oz difference.

    The SR-22 has a push up to disengage the safety whereas the sr9c has a push doen to turn off the safety. Other than that they are similar enough for someone like me who has only been shooting for less than a year.

    I have over 600 rounds through my sr-22, I have definitely been able to improve my general shooting technique a bit. I have had only 1 failure to feed, I think it was due to the value pack federal ammo not cycling the slide though
     

    Brando

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    Only negative thing I've heard against Ruger was a member said his Baby Glock was much better than the SR9. Didn't show his test results.
     

    SideArmed

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    I also have both the sr9c and the sr-22 pistol, I agree with your comment about the grip. I can get all 4 finger on the grip of the sr-22 with the flat bottom magazine but I can't comfortably get my pinky finger on the grip of the sr9c with the flat bottom 10 round magazine. The sr22 also feel much lighter even though there is only a 6 oz difference.

    The SR-22 has a push up to disengage the safety whereas the sr9c has a push doen to turn off the safety. Other than that they are similar enough for someone like me who has only been shooting for less than a year.

    I have over 600 rounds through my sr-22, I have definitely been able to improve my general shooting technique a bit. I have had only 1 failure to feed, I think it was due to the value pack federal ammo not cycling the slide though


    Interesting about the safety on it. I wonder what prompted Ruger to deviate (from what I can tell), from their other safety set ups. Are there any other Ruger Pistols out there that have the "up to Fire" type safety on them. From what I remembered they are all down to fire.
     

    defender14

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    Interesting about the safety on it. I wonder what prompted Ruger to deviate (from what I can tell), from their other safety set ups. Are there any other Ruger Pistols out there that have the "up to Fire" type safety on them. From what I remembered they are all down to fire.

    I think maybe the Ruger P95 has the "Up to fire" & "down to engage safety/decock" design, but I have never held one.
     

    jrose361

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    held a sr22p today at a shop in new haven IN really wanted to buy but i think i may what to see if the price they had on it is going to be the going price at other shops once they start shipping out more
     
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