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beetlemaster07
Virginia
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Posted: 11/3/09 8:57 AM
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(Apr 2008)
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Davester, Thanks for the input, I actually let my ex girlfriends father shoot it and he couldn't get the gun to work right either and this guy is a deadeye. Everytime he fired the gun it would be either too high or too low on the target and sometimes
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96bronco
Oregon
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Posted: 11/1/09 4:35 PM
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(May 2009)
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Hey Mangun, there is a threaded barrel for the 89 right now on gunbroker.com, but they don't list the manufacturer.
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davester
Oklahoma
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Posted: 10/29/09 6:59 PM
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(Aug 2009)
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Beetlemaster,
Dude, you probably weren't accurate with the gun because it didn't fit your hand. I would recommend a smaller grip for improved accuracy (the SR-9 comes to mind...but it might not fit you either). Also, is your dominant
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mangun
Ohio
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Posted: 5/1/09 8:18 AM
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(Apr 2009)
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does anyone make an aftermarket threaded barrel for the p89?
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beetlemaster07
Virginia
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Posted: 4/19/09 1:56 PM
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(Apr 2008)
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This was my very first handgun, I purchased one on my 22nd birthday and I paid about 400 dollars for it. At the time the only guns I had ever fired were Ruger's and I was used to their rugged and reliable construction. I was planning on using it
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Lock&Load
Arizona
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Posted: 3/7/09 1:20 PM
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(Feb 2009)
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CCW people Keep the Peace!
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This Fire Arm is Great! I have owned my Limited P89 for almost 5 years! Never have had a jam or even the smallest of issues! I was warned not to every use a Aftermarket Mag/Clip thou! The only thing that I have ever been upset about is
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straightshooter61
Michigan
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Posted: 2/7/09 12:22 AM
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(Feb 2009)
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I have owned the P89 for 3 years now and have never had any major problems. I own this and the P95 and thinking of buying the P90. Ruger makes a quality built product it takes a licking and keeps on ticking
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daddymonster
C/S, CO
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Posted: 12/31/08 12:19 AM
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(Apr 2007)
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that's why i love colorado law were back to 15 round clips. love that--- try catching some pre-ban clips at the gun show somebody always has some
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SOJShooter
California
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Posted: 11/14/08 1:15 PM
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(Nov 2008)
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I just put in a purchase for a stainless 9mm on Wednesday at one of the local gun shops. The sticker price was $419 but I got them to lower it to $400+tax and fees. The only drawback is I can't take delivery on the 2 15 round mags that
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alakran75
California
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Posted: 2/14/08 2:39 PM
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(Feb 2008)
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I GOT MY P89 IN 2006, I HAVE SHOT 7400 ROUNDS THROUGH IT WITH OUT ANY MECHANICHAL PROBLEMS. I PUT HOGUE GRIPS ON IT AND HELP ME GET A BETTER GRIP ON THE GUN. I PAID $409 NEW AND IT WAS MONEY WELL SPENT, IT'S A RUGGED AND RELIABLE GUN.
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Rec_shooter
California
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Posted: 2/12/08 2:08 PM
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(Feb 2008)
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The only issue I have had with my P-89 in a decade and over 6000 rounds is that guide rod spring. But turns out it was my fault. The guide rod spring has a particular direction it needs to be installed.
Ruger sent me a new Guide rod and explained the issue. Been more careful since then :)
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Tamlin
Arizona
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Posted: 12/19/07 8:36 PM
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(Dec 2007)
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I bought a used P89 about 5 years ago and absolutely love it. It came with Hogue grips, which I would highly recommend. I have never had a misfeed, and have found it to be very accurate. The solid metal frame makes it a little heavy, but it cuts down
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Tamlin
Arizona
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Posted: 12/19/07 8:35 PM
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I bought a used P89 about 5 years ago and absolutely love it. It came with Hogue grips, which I would highly recommend. I have never had a misfeed, and have found it to be very accurate. The solid metal frame makes it a little heavy, but it cuts down
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Tamlin
Arizona
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Posted: 12/19/07 8:34 PM
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(Dec 2007)
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I bought a used P89 about 5 years ago and absolutely love it. It came with Hogue grips, which I would highly recommend. I have never had a misfeed, and have found it to be very accurate. The solid metal frame makes it a little heavy, but it cuts down
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MichaelH
Petaluma, CA
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Posted: 9/17/07 2:32 PM
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(Sep 2007)
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nsimps69, I have had that happen once after I had field stripped, and re-assembled the gun. The pressure from the recoil spring should keep the guide rod pressed aganst the barrel link assembly. Field strip it, and then re-assemble it, making sure that
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nsimps69
Manchester, MO
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Posted: 8/13/07 9:27 PM
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(Aug 2007)
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Just bought a p89dc this past week, mint shape.. However the guide rod pops out about an inch after cocking the gun you then have to push back in. My guess is that it is the incorrect part...? Anyone have any idea's??? Other then that gun is near perfect fires great...
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DADDYMONSTER
C/S, CO
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Posted: 5/3/07 3:56 PM
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(Apr 2007)
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HEY GUYS CHECK THIS CRAP OUT
Sorry to change the subject. You guys might want to read this
Quote: THE MOST SWEEPING GUN BAN EVER INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS;
McCarthy Bill Bans Millions More Guns Than The Clinton Gun Ban
On
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DADDYMONSTER
C/S, CO
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Posted: 4/26/07 11:16 AM
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(Apr 2007)
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I only have one thing say about this gun. I LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT. Maybe that's more than one, oh well LOVE IT
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John8284
Florida
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Posted: 3/18/07 8:31 PM
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(Jan 2007)
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I bought my P89DC used a couple months ago. It has only had a couple hundred rounds through it. I love it. Great on recoil. Just a bit longer(1/2") than a P95. I like it with the Hogue grips. Great shooter. This will be around for a long time.
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gungetter400
fort riley, WI
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Posted: 3/5/07 10:09 AM
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(Mar 2007)
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gun functions and shoots everything you put in it flawlessly. would recommend to anyone looking for a gun they want to count on when the time comes. fired 10000 rounds thur mine without a single problem. great gun
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jc83
Panama
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Posted: 2/13/07 5:14 PM
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(Feb 2007)
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does anyone knows if there is a caliber conversion kit for a p89... i mean from 9mm to .22?
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jc83
Panama
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Posted: 2/13/07 5:14 PM
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does anyone knows if there is a caliber conversion kit for a p89... i mean from 9mm to .22?
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CONT2
Florida
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Posted: 2/12/07 5:44 PM
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(Jan 2007)
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I have both the P345 and the P90 .45 pistols. I recently sold an AMT .380 and am looking to replace it . Ive been thinking about a compact .45 but I love my two Rugers. A 9mm would be a good backup to either of the .45s. Id consider sticking with what I know works.... RUGER!!!
Ive also thought about the P95, which I think is smaller than the P89. Correct me if Im wrong...
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alakran
Indio, CA
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Posted: 2/12/07 5:24 PM
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(Jul 2006)
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update I bought my P89 in April 2006 for $409. I have fired 2200 rounds so far and has not jamed or misfired. A good choice for fist time buyers. Im currently using the gun to compete at a local gun club. palmspringsgunclub.org check it out! Sights are fixed but you can buy a scope mount at midwayusa.com for about $55
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alakran
Indio, CA
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Posted: 2/12/07 5:24 PM
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update I bought my P89 in April 2006 for $409. I have fired 2200 rounds so far and has not jamed or misfired. A good choice for fist time buyers. Im currently using the gun to compete at a local gun club. palmspringsgunclub.org check it out! Sights are fixed but you can buy a scope mount at midwayusa.com for about $55
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fattsgalore
Florida
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Posted: 1/10/07 11:52 PM
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(Jan 2007)
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Dont own one but had a chance to shoot one at a range. Wasnt disapointed. The guy modified it with a three pound trigger and some aftermarket sights. Trigger felt springy but honestly had better grouping with his weapon then any other weapon. Ever.
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