Shooting the Ruger SR9: Ruger Got It Right, Part 2

Published on September 7, 2008
Duration: 7:15

This guide details how to adjust the sights on a Ruger SR9 using a multi-tool and test its accuracy. It emphasizes a practical approach to shooting, prioritizing accuracy and a combat mindset over speed. The review highlights the SR9's inherent accuracy and reliability, with zero malfunctions reported during testing.

Quick Summary

The Ruger SR9 is a highly reliable and accurate 9mm pistol, praised for its value. It demonstrated excellent inherent accuracy with tight groupings at 10 yards and zero malfunctions during testing. Magazine loading can be challenging due to a stiff spring, but sight adjustments are feasible with a multi-tool.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Sight Adjustment and Multi-tools
  2. 01:01Magazine Loading and Capacity
  3. 01:51Accuracy vs. Speed Philosophy
  4. 03:01Accuracy Testing and Groupings
  5. 05:22Rapid Fire and Final Impressions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you adjust the sights on a Ruger SR9?

Sight adjustment on the Ruger SR9 can be performed using a multi-tool, such as the Leatherman Juice S2. The video shows using the tool to manipulate the rear sight for precise aiming adjustments during range practice.

What is the accuracy potential of the Ruger SR9?

The Ruger SR9 demonstrates impressive inherent accuracy, capable of producing tight shot groupings. In testing, it achieved a half-inch group at 10 yards, indicating excellent precision for a production pistol.

What are the key features of the Ruger SR9's magazines?

The Ruger SR9 utilizes 17-round magazines. A notable characteristic is the stiff magazine spring, which can make loading the final (17th) round challenging by hand, sometimes requiring a loading tool.

Is the Ruger SR9 reliable?

Yes, the Ruger SR9 is highlighted as a reliable firearm. During the testing session described, the pistol experienced zero malfunctions or jams, performing consistently across various shooting drills.

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