Ruger informal poll

[A-R]

reliability poll

[jimlongley]

My Ruger 22/45 has digested huge amounts of varied ammo without any malfunctions that could not be traced back to human failure.

[A-R]

Ruger LCP back to factory for recall. I experienced no actual problems before or after, but a malfunctioning drop safety fits the category of "major problem" in my book, regardless of how well Ruger responded to the issue. Still love the little pistol regardless.

[USA1]

so far so good for the LCP

[TheArmedFarmer]

Same thing here as austinrealtor's post. But, I voted "no problems" because the LCP has performed flawlessly for me. Everyone knows about the recall and I think the poll here is probably looking for more general reliability perspectives.

[joe817]

Bought my used P-95 in April of this year. It was made in 2004, and have put about 600 rounds through it using 4 different types of ammo. Not one FTF, or any problems what so ever.

[Mithras61]

My 22/45 is reasonably reliable, but will occasionally stovepipe/FTE a round, and doesn't lock the slide back. Since it simply a plinking pistol, none of these are of any significant concern to me, so I voted minor problems that didn't require sending it to the factory.

[texxas guy]

Bought my used P-95 in April of this year. It was made in 2004, and have put about 600 rounds through it using 4 different types of ammo. Not one FTF, or any problems what so ever.

+1..........bought my P95 in August 1996 and never had a problem.

[cowboymd]

My LCP has been good to me so far.

[TTUchris]

No mechanical problems whatsoever for my SR9. Only issue at all was the white part of the front sight falling off. It's been a great pistol so far.

[stroo]

I have 2-3000 rounds through my Ruger P-95 with no problems.

[mikeintexas]

LCP with no problems here.

[LaserTex]

See signature - no problems.

Doug

[NcongruNt]

Only have an LCP with about 500 rounds on it, but no problems at all.

[longtooth]

I have owned 2 P89s over the yrs. One was my first carry & the other I traded for then off. Neither ever gave the 1st hint of a prob. Totally reliable.