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On a compact, reasonable weight, easily concealable handgun that can be operated by me, a left-handed shooter.

I was looking at the Ruger SR9 with the ambidextrous controls and was curious what others thought of this pistol?

And I'm also curious to hear what others have to say on left hand friendly handguns...
 
Posts: 816 | Location: Whitlock, TN | Registered: 23 March 2009Reply With Quote
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While I have no experience with the Ruger SR9, I have been using a Glock 19 for winter carry and a S&W J frame for summer time.

I possible, try before you buy.
 
Posts: 291 | Location: Gettysburg, PA | Registered: 03 August 2005Reply With Quote
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A/C guy, do you shoot left handed? Because what I'm really looking for is an ambidextrous pistol. And I'm not finding too many of them in concealable size...
 
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My Sig Sauer has ambidextrous safety but can't find a left handed holster. Bailing twine isn't working out so good!!
 
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A 1911 Light Weight Commander in 45 ACP with an ambidexterous safety.


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Shof, first you have to understand that there are no truely left handed pistols (which I'm sure you do), but only right hand pistols that can be converted to semi functional for us lefties. As for the SR9, it is a good functional pistol that should serve you well. It still has the slide stop on the wrong side. The only thing I do not like is the magazine disconnect that will not allow it to fire without the mag. In a high stress situation, if you accidentally hit the mag release,I still want the one round in the chamber to fire. But that is a personal preference.


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crawl into bed, assume the fetal position, turn the electric blanket up to 9 and become reborn a right hander Big Grin hilbily
 
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crawl into bed, assume the fetal position, turn the electric blanket up to 9 and become reborn a right hander Big Grin hilbily


LOL, it's going to take a little more than that to get me to use my right hand for much more than a place to hang my wrist watch.
 
Posts: 816 | Location: Whitlock, TN | Registered: 23 March 2009Reply With Quote
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But Butch, that would mean I would not be in my "right" mind. Smiler

Being mostly ambidextrous, I have friends that send me all kinds of truely left handed stuff. The best was a left handed pocket knife and some left handed trimming shears.


Larry

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Shof,
I shoot left handed and I carry a Smith and Wesson M&P360 It is a 357 Mag, It's light weight, easily concealable, and has one heck of a kick!!!!!! Eeker
I wouldn't trade it for anything!!!!
 
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That's the reason the good Lord invented revolvers.....


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