[bestseller92]

That would be the Ruger P95, in my opinion. You can get a new one for around $325, they are totally reliable (at least mine is), accurate enough, and tough as mules. Anyone agree or disagree?

 

[RNettles]

I whole heartedly agree...

 

[gunman42782]

Any P series gun is a great value. I happen to prefer the P89, but to each his own.

 

[RNettles]

I like the P89 too... just a tad bit heavy for the long hunting treks in the "backwoods" of the Ozarks.

 

[n/a]

I have a Taurus and a Star in 9mm but would sure like to acquire a P95 like you guys talk about. I believe the Rugers to be much more durable than the ones I have.

 

[poncaguy]

P95 was the first of my 4 P series Rugers.............love 'em all.....best pistols made for the $$$$$ spent, great investment.

 

[kansas45]

I vote for the P89. I love mine. Also it's the only 9mm I own.

 

[rman]

Gotta vote for the P95. Mine takes a lickin and keeps on tickin.

 

[Keith Smith]

Ruger KP89<s>DC</s>!!

 

[cavediver]

Has to be the P95DC. It was my first Ruger P series when I bought it 6 years ago and has never failed me one time. It's simply a joy to shoot. I must like them because I went and bought another within a year.

 

[kvnsll]

I would say the new P95 as well, don't have one yet but I will.

 

[ghostrider_23]

I hate very much to say this , but the CZ 75 in 9mm is a very nice pistol. It is one of the most accurate 9mm I have ever shot. The price is still very low and the quality and finish features are better than the P89 which would be IMO the secound best value in 9mm.
Charles

 

[CantLeaveWellEnuffAlone]

"Ruger KP89DC!!"

Keith, if that's a Decocker, "yours" is BROKEN! Did anyone else catch that?

 

[Keith Smith]

Haha, thats funny, I didn't even catch that

 

[Taurus_9mm]

I agree. Ruger and Taurus, IMO, are the two best values going in 9mms, as well as other calibers. I've never owned a CZ or a CZ clone but have only heard good things about them from other people. I want an EAA Witness at some point in 10mm but have other Ruger and Taurus products to get first.

 

[deputy125]

No flies on them cz's thats for sure. But i still like the kp89.

 

[qbpc]

Ruger P-series even more so if you buy used.
BB

 

[JonRugerInWA]

My vote (and that would be the vote exemplified by where and on which my dollars were spent!) is for the P89-incredibly rugged, reliable, and beautifully balanced-my new one is also extremely accurate and has a host of incrimentally intruduced Ruger product improvements.

Best, Jon

 

[MACHINISTgunner]

quote:Originally posted by bestseller92

That would be the Ruger P95, in my opinion. You can get a new one for around $325, they are totally reliable (at least mine is), accurate enough, and tough as mules. Anyone agree or disagree?

The instant I saw the thread title the P95 came to mind. I agree w/ you. I like the P95 better, now that Ruger has stippled/textured it.Don't own one....my next gun will SR9.....my first 9mm.

 

[MACHINISTgunner]

quote:Originally posted by Taurus_9mm

I agree. Ruger and Taurus, IMO, are the two best values going in 9mms, as well as other calibers. I've never owned a CZ or a CZ clone but have only heard good things about them from other people. I want an EAA Witness at some point in 10mm but have other Ruger and Taurus products to get first.

I never owned a Taurus. As a designer/machinst, aesthetics and details are important to me. The fit/finish on Taurus products is stellar. Their revolvers are perfectly blended/contoured. I was going to buy a 24-7. I also looked into their 5 inch military type pistol, the OSS. I went to a gun shop (where I'd never been before) and told the owner about my preferences and hobbies. He told me Taurus parts are hard to get......and in light of what I like to do , the guy was honest, and advised me not to go Taurus.That firm is not like Ruger when it comes to parts. So I decided not to go Taurus. I've read good thing about the EAA Witness line.....they are CZ type clones, GOOD ONES at a good price. Proper dimensions, good material, proper heat treatment.......these are the ingredients that go into a good gun.