Originally Posted By: dja4260
Yes those are the first steps I took when it was handed to me. I removed the loaded clip and checked the chamber
Thank you for making the "how to" guide, that's a nice Ruger you got there. What is the difference between ours?
EXCELLENT! (It bugged me all night that I should have said something as soon as I saw the loaded magazine in your photo. GLAD everything is okay)
Yours is chambered for the 9mm cartridge and the one in the photo is 10mm (actually .40 S&W which is a shorter less power 10mm)
9mm is cheaper to shoot unless you reload then its about the same price. The ammo in the following photo is what I shoot quite a bit and have lead for the ammo (compared to Jacked/copper ammo)
Reason? Cost and easier on the barrel. But cost is the bigger reason.
The 9mm that yours chambers is on the left and .40S&W on the right. Other than that both your weapon and mine ARE VERY close to the same. (the 9mm holds more rounds unless you live incountries states that only allow 10 rounds)
Take care, Bill
Yes those are the first steps I took when it was handed to me. I removed the loaded clip and checked the chamber
Thank you for making the "how to" guide, that's a nice Ruger you got there. What is the difference between ours?
EXCELLENT! (It bugged me all night that I should have said something as soon as I saw the loaded magazine in your photo. GLAD everything is okay)
Yours is chambered for the 9mm cartridge and the one in the photo is 10mm (actually .40 S&W which is a shorter less power 10mm)
9mm is cheaper to shoot unless you reload then its about the same price. The ammo in the following photo is what I shoot quite a bit and have lead for the ammo (compared to Jacked/copper ammo)
Reason? Cost and easier on the barrel. But cost is the bigger reason.
The 9mm that yours chambers is on the left and .40S&W on the right. Other than that both your weapon and mine ARE VERY close to the same. (the 9mm holds more rounds unless you live in
Take care, Bill