Yup been shooting the P series for years, never an issue. I do remember seeing them for sale at shows, no longer, glad i have the complete set.

Enjoy it, its an american tank.

 

Congrats on the purchase. The P series are truly fine handguns. As @Tacky Said, glad I have the complete set.

 

Im still holding out for the P-100, a P series like the P90 except in 10mm.

 

Yours is a later production model. I have four of em. Found a steal of a deal about 4 years ago, and my younger son absconded with it. Bought the older son one about 2 years ago. Bought two of em last summer and my wife wanted the second one. Needless to say I love the P Series!

 

I'm always on the prowl for a fair price P-95 earlier model (no stippling) to compliment my new model ... oh yea i want it in stainless to match the one i own know ... am i asking to much ...

 

I was in to 3rd generation S&Ws back when the P series was out. I always thought they (Ps) were homely looking, but built like little tanks. Kind of wish I picked one up back in the day.

As a Glock owner and packer, I still like the look and feel of all metal guns. I recently acquired a new P226 before everything left is plastic.

 

Nice story @PilatusTurbo. Congratulations.

 

I like mine. Terrible trigger takeup, but it's still the most accurate handgun I shoot: go figure. Think it has something to do with how bulky it is and that fits my hands. I am glad to hear Ruger still has parts. Only thing I ever would have needed was the RSA retainer clip you mentioned that shoots fine without it.

Enjoy it.

 

Been wanting / keeping an eye for one. Love the looks of the pistol. Would be great to find one of the earlier ones w a metal lower

 

I like my P95DC, it is very accurate for me. I also have a P85 MKII that is just as good.

 

Overall I took a little loss on it; it was fair in his favor, but I didn't wanna miss it. I read online that these are available used everywhere for cheap, just like I always hear used Police trade in Glock 22s can be found for $350. Never seen any of those deals.. Never seen a P95 in the wild across many stores. I don't know what its value really is (website info varies widely), and I don't really care. It's cool. I got a case of brass Magtech 9mm, too, plus some other goodies.

I used my bore sight to check sight alignment, and it's relatively centered, but it's a super combat hold. Like the front sight must cover or even be a little above what you want to hit inside 10 yards. Not the end of the world, I bet its 15-25 yard accuracy will be nuts.

I may consider putting a Wolff spring kit into it to lighten that DA up a bit. I'm sure someone like Wolff or Mcarbo makes them, so I'll go Google that, too.

G-A-G has OEM 15 round P-series mags for $30 before shipping. That's the number right there.

 

MEC-GAR carries the magazines when not sold out. The P Series Mags are available.

 

Pilatus ... Congrats on your find. At just over 20,000 rounds down the pipe, my P95 is the ONLY pistol I've ever owned that has never had a failure of any kind .

 

That's RAD. I've learned a lot, and many newer pistols are placing the magazine feed lips lower in the frame, so the round has to kinda climb up the ramp and into the chamber. This gun and magazine positions the round pretty much pointing right at it, reducing chances of feed failures for sure.

The thing is smooth like an all metal CZ is what I'm noticing. Those polymer rails are solid, and smooooth.

 

I have the stainless P95DC I bought in 2006. I put on rubber hogue grip, Williams fiber optic sights and a wolf lighter hammer spring. That polymer grip was a little to slippery for me.

 

Yeah, I'll be ordering the mags soon. Probably get the Wolff spring kit and throw the 19 lb in for fun. However, I was just dry firing in DA, and it was not hard to keep the front sight on target. I have made it a point to dry fire Double Action, and get good at it. I guess I'm not half bad.

 

American classic pistols ! I remember all the attention just before they came out. If you had one you had something. I still love them. My only complaint is the trigger pull.

I see there is one posted on VA. Gun trader for like $400 I'm not sure which model.

 

i have some mags...pm me Joe

 

I would agree that a smaller gun would be neat.

The KP90 in True Lies was always an interesting gun.

 

jocro4@comcast.net Joe

 

I have a p 90/ 45 cal gun shoots way better than me,, and as stated above , it fits my hand perfect , balance is excellent ,,

 

I've had 2 or 3 over the years. 40 and 9mm. They functioned fine but I never could get past the triggers. I'm far from a trigger snob but the P series triggers are pretty bad. Excellent truck guns.

I see them available fairly regularly around here. Usually cheap. $300-350 range.

 

Well, went back to the second local gun shop, that had the P95 SERPA holster actually in their store. Bought it. Had the mag holders, so now It's a complete OWB carrying system. Got my two spare OEM mags I wanted, and the holster I wanted. Put some of my custom cut traction tape on the front and backstrap, parts from Ruger showed up. She's ready

 

Had one of these and it was flawless , was just in a gun shop and they had new fact mags for this gun ,