This is the problem as I sent it to Ruger, and their response:
My email to them:
Ruger's Response:
After looking at several other Ruger SC9C - SC40C, he's right that it is on other guns as well.
Has anyone tried the stock restorer he suggested, on this problem?
Any other solutions or ways to make the underside of the trigger guard as dark/black and shiny as the rest of the frame?
My email to them:
The underside of the trigger guard on my SR9c (bought new in September) is a bit discolored - it looks as if the surface was rubbed with steel wool, or maybe it was not finished properly there, if some finishing is performed on the polymer frame.
My question - is there a way to correct this, to make the surface of the frame look more uniform in color and texture?
My question - is there a way to correct this, to make the surface of the frame look more uniform in color and texture?
Ruger's Response:
This is normal and can be found on all SR9 pistols. Using a synthetic stock restorer product such as Birchwood/Caseys can help blend the surface areas.
After looking at several other Ruger SC9C - SC40C, he's right that it is on other guns as well.
Has anyone tried the stock restorer he suggested, on this problem?
Any other solutions or ways to make the underside of the trigger guard as dark/black and shiny as the rest of the frame?