Posted: 12/2/2025 4:15:14 PM EDT
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Wife wanted a smaller carry pistol, since all of mine are full size or compact. I was on the verge of getting a Glock 43 or micro dagger, but this was on sale. I found mostly good reviews, and the few people who had issues said Ruger took care of them. Anyway, for a new gun at $250, it was worth a shot. Seems to be good quality, but I haven't tested it yet, as I'm giving it a Christmas gift and I want it to still look new. Attached File |
The hardest thing to explain is the glaringly evident which everybody has decided not to see.
| Me too. Decided not to pass since I've been agonizing over upping my capacity. The offer with the viridian optic got me. Don't know what to do with the optic. I don't want to use it on a concealed carry gun and I don't have anything else that is optic ready. Been looking for optic cut slides but that has turned into a problem because it needs an rms-c cut. |
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Originally Posted By urbanredneck: Me too. Decided not to pass since I've been agonizing over upping my capacity. The offer with the viridian optic got me. Don't know what to do with the optic. I don't want to use it on a concealed carry gun and I don't have anything else that is optic ready. Been looking for optic cut slides but that has turned into a problem because it needs an rms-c cut. Have you shot it yet? I accidentally bought 2 dot sights in RMSc once, when I only had one gun that i could put one on. The extra one has been sitting in the closet for two years.  I'm a sucker for a good sale. I'll offer to put it on this if wife wants to use it. I put the other on a .22, so I could have a cheap trainer with a dot. Attached File |
The hardest thing to explain is the glaringly evident which everybody has decided not to see.
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