Ruger LC9s Pro Shooting Review...The New King of CCW?

Published on February 14, 2015
Duration: 23:56

The Ruger LC9s Pro is a strong contender for concealed carry, offering a slim profile and an exceptionally smooth striker-fired trigger. While it maintains compatibility with older LC9 accessories, the Pro model removes the manual safety and magazine disconnect. Its compact size and light weight make it comfortable for all-day carry, though it ships with only one magazine.

Quick Summary

The Ruger LC9s Pro is a strong concealed carry option, praised for its slim profile and exceptionally smooth striker-fired trigger. It lacks a manual safety and magazine disconnect, and maintains compatibility with older LC9 accessories. Despite shipping with only one magazine, its comfort and value make it highly recommended.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Ruger LC9s Pro CCW Contender
  2. 01:12LC9s Pro: Key Changes & Design Updates
  3. 02:34Accessory Compatibility & Included Magazines
  4. 03:41Size & Weight Comparisons: Shield vs. Glock 42
  5. 04:58Range Test: Ammo Selection & Initial Shots
  6. 08:41Ammo Performance: Point of Impact Shifts
  7. 12:22Trigger Analysis & Slide Stop Feel
  8. 14:52Carry Comfort & Final Verdict: Is it the King?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences between the Ruger LC9s Pro and the standard LC9s?

The Ruger LC9s Pro removes the manual safety lever and the magazine disconnect safety found on the standard LC9s model. It also features a more subtle loaded chamber viewport instead of the older pop-up indicator.

How does the Ruger LC9s Pro compare in size to popular concealed carry pistols?

The LC9s Pro is similar in size to the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield but is about two ounces lighter. It's slightly heavier than a Glock 42 but offers 9mm power in a comparable footprint.

What is the trigger like on the Ruger LC9s Pro?

The trigger is a significant highlight, described as exceptionally smooth for a striker-fired subcompact. It has a distinct wall, a small amount of smooth creep, and a crisp break, with a long reset.

Is the Ruger LC9s Pro comfortable for concealed carry?

Yes, the LC9s Pro is highly comfortable for concealed carry due to its slim profile and light weight. Reviewers noted it 'disappears' when carried in appropriate holsters.

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